People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-02-11

the taxes on the property. James C.
Brewster was guardian of the minors,
children of Eliza J. Brewster, de-
ceased.
Robert Myers OF NOrtOnville, Kan.
who used to run a blacksmith shop in
Wellington in the palmy days of '97,
Is here on visit to James RiSsel,
north of the city.
Ed Klein is in receipt of letter
from PomerOy Hiliigoss, who is now
at Mesa City, Ariz. 1t has been a
year since "POm" left here and he is
much Improved in health.
C. BlOndin of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was in town Saturday on business with
George Hunter in connection with
the proposed electric light plant,
which is being doomed"
A gray horse, or years old, with
wart over the right eye was taken
up January 18th by W. H. Tucker,
Wellington. Owner Can have by pay
ing for feed and this notice. 4t23
Arthur Beal came down from Kan.
sas City last Sunday, and will visit
friends in Wellington and Winfield
several weeks. He is employed with
the Hub Clothing Co. in Kansas City.
J. NJ. Grifice Friday received a
telegram from his sister, Miss Anna
&. Gritfice, at UniOntOwn, Ca, that
their father, an old gentleman SO
years of age, was at the pointof death.
School report blanks
for sale at the VOICE
office.
Madam RumOr has picked out a
popular young couple of the city, and
named them as the ones who are soon
to be married and will OCCUPY the
Luke Herring property on North B
street.
Probate court Saturday Overruled
a motion to confirm the sale of the
estate of Susan Nelson, consisting of
lots l, 2, 3 and 4 in section 4, town
ship 30, range west, on account of a
defective publication.
Perry Spar returned from To-
peka last week, looking hale and
hearty. He has improved wonderful
ly while in Topeka. Perry says he is
glad to get back to Wellington, and
that he has come to stay.
a pension has been granted to Mrs.
Mary OFT, the old lady living north
OF the city Of whom mention was
made in the VOICE some weeks
ago as having left the city ia a mo-
ment of mental ALTERATION.
W. L. Brown writes his paper, the
Kingman Journal from Topeka, con-
corning the state printer contest that
las the writer looks backs over the
field of carnage, he is led to thank the
Lord that it is well with him as it is. 4"
Anderson Gray was in the city for a
few hours Wednesday, coming in on
the Santa Fe from the east and taking
the Missouri Pacific to Conway
Springs. Those who saw him say he
looked hale, hearty and happy.-Ar-
gOnia Clipper.
Jimmie Mason moved his bache-
lOr quarters on Monday from over
Miexsell's dining hall to Fred 30.
hanna's residence in the Third ward
on Lincoln avenue. He had occupied
the rooms in the Standard block for
the past six years.
H. L. Willard, travelling secretary
of the Y.M.C.A. of New Jersey, with
his wife and two children, arrived 10
the city Friday night over the Rock
Island from Camden, NJ, on a visit
to Mr.. Wizards mother, Mrs. E. Will
lard, living in this city.
COngreSSman-elect BOtkin went to
Topeka this morning. He expects to
leave for Washington about March
Sth and will probably take his family
with him. He is arranging to spend
the summer with his family at Noun
tain Lake Park, Maryland.-COurier.
Frank Eichelberger returned to
Hennessey, o. T., on Monday. Mr..
Eichelberger's father has been quite
low at Hennessey. and he had been
there waiting on him. He came home
last week to visit his family, and his
mother was taken quite i'll and he re-
turned to wait on her.
All the elements that nature de-
mands to make the hair abundant and
beautiful, are supplied by Ayers Hair