People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-28
CITY AND COUNTY.

W.S Pile is quite sick today with
la grippe.
Mrs. H. R. Wlghtman is quite sick
with the grip.
Paul Richardson is complaining
with la grippe.
Best steak and best chops at
Cowherd and Pfeifer's.
Geo. w. Simpson of Caldwell, has
been granted pension.
Mrs. Josie King and son of Enid, are
visiting. Miss Mary Anderson of this
city.
NJ. Y. B. Holmes departed for Den
yer Tuesday morning over the Rock
Island.
Grandpa" Anderson is suffering
with severe strained back caused by
lifting.
J. NJ. Mckee buys poultry every day
in the week and all kinds. Bring
them in.
James Turner left for Kansas City
this morning. From there he will 60
10 Chicago.
Fred Myers and Ralph Kettering
attended the ghost party at Perth
Saturday night.
Thomas MOnley, the Second ward |
resident, is rapidly recovering from
his recent illness.
S. q. Thomas and brother went to
Garden City Monday, called by the
sickness Of brother.
Miss Maggie Walton went to WicE.
ita Saturday night to visit friends, re-
turning Sunday evening.
The X ray ec!ipsed by the penetra-
ting power of Begg's Little Giant
Pllls.-H. F. Smith, druggist. 4t23
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Naugle left
Sunday morn ng for Topeka to attend
the State'EdltUrial association.
What every one says must be so
that Balding is making the finest
photos ever made in Wellington.
The firm of Anderson g. Roberts,
butchers, has been dissolved. R. A.
Anderson continuing the business.
! John Porter, who has been wreSt.
q ling with la grippe several days. is re-
ported to be much improved today.
Sam Waugh, formerly clerk at
Sparr s. Deans shoe store, is now
working in G. F. Luening's grocery.
C.F.Luening is putting an elevator
in his building on South Washington.
Mitchell brothers are doing the work.
One fashionable thing you do not
want is, La Grippe, the universal rem
ed, for it is Begg's cherry cough syrup.
The annual account of Peter Appel,
executor Of the estate of D. Reiser,
deceased, was filed in probate court
Monday.
The will of Green Burgess was filed
In probate court Monday. His widow,
Clara Burgess, is named as admiDis-
tratriX.
Will Lichtenburger has erected a
neat menu board in his cafe, contain.
ing handsome advertisements of We'll
lington firms.
Judge J. E. Halsell arrived in the
city Monday from Fort Worth Tex,
and is looking after his interests in
the district court.
The recent promotions into the high
school, has crowded the high school
room until there is hardly room for
any more scholars.
\ Ed Kennedy, a marble cutter of
Winfield, has secured position with
tie Peniwell Marble Works and began
work Monday morning.
The ice on the creek is slowly melt
ing away. A few more days of cold
weather and the ice men would have
commenced cutting ice.
j. Mont EiklOr was arrested in
Green township, east Of Rome Satur-
day, instead of Hunnewell, as stated
elsewhere in this issue.
]. D. Simpson, ex-district clerk, is
seeking business opening. If moth
ing suitable is found he will remove
10 his farm near Conway Springs.
The final account Of ]. R. Ash, ad-
mlnistrator OF the estate of W. A.
Tucker was filed in probate court Tues
day. 1t shows a balance Of s22O.77.
The Oriental degree will be con-
ferred on ten or twelve candidates at
Perth Thursday evening. A large
number Of Wellington lOdgemen will
attend.
George H. Hunter returned Satur-
dly from an extensive trip through
the east and south. George, Jr., and
Miss Edna came down from Wichita
with him.
Mrc T. Richards and daughter