People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-03

some hidden golden gem OF truth that
affords moral for sober reflection.
John ]. Ingalls, has again Topped
into the Populist party. The Re
publicans ought TO get down on their
knees and pray feryently aud earnestly
that the old fool will stay there. -
Elk City Enterprise.
7. A Hubbard Of Sumner county,
who used 20 run for thugs before Re-
publican conventions, has just com
promised for S4O0 spot cash note of
about $500, due the bank of which
Barney Sheridan is receiver.-K. c.
Star.
DR.. Lou Richardson, Walter Rem
and Robert Vineyard returned Tues
day from fishing trip to Drury.
They caught 95 pounds of fish, bring
ing 81 pounds home with them. The
ChlKaSkia river is literally alive with
fish this year.
Rev. B. f. Pugh's election to the
chaplalncy of the State Department,
GAR, has caused his mail to in
crease until 1t must be very burden.
some. There is a great deal of unre-
munerative work connected with an
office of this kind.
S. Harvey HOrner, Caldwell's enter
prising druggist and ex-mayOr, whose
reputation for truth and veracity is
known all over the world, was in the
city Monday. Harve was interested,
as usual, In Barney O'COnner's whisky
case In district court.
Wichita, Kan, April 10, 1871 was
troubled with bOils on my head and
neck. | bought a bottle of Hoods
SarSaparilla and it purified my blood.
by the time | had taken two bottles
the bOilS were entirely cured. c.
GOlsbury, 9l3 Ohio avenue.
A. Logan Of Avon township, pre-
Sented the VOICE this week with a
bunch Of alfalfa, grown on his farm,
which measures fifty inches in height.
This is Mr.. LOgan's first crop of allal-
ia, and he thinks it has proven a re-
narkable success with him.
R. W. Gaddie came In from Hutch
insOn Wednesday, where he had been
relieving the Wells Fargo express
agent. After visiting friends here
awhile he will return to st. Joe and
resume his accustomed place as cash.
ier in the Fargo offices there.
W. NJ. Ferguson, the cattle buyer,
returned from Woodward Monday
He bought 300 four-year.olds there
Saturday for shipment to this place
and other points. Mr.. Ferguson re.
ports fine rains around Woodward,
and was surprised to find it dry here.
Iva, the 14-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, died Monday
night at lao o'clock. Funeral services
were held at the home, five miles
southeast Of the city, next afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. The deceased was a
niece of Mrs. Hugh Taylor Of this city.
The Indiana bakery is no more.
The proprietor, Albert Solomon, LEFT
Wednesday for Kansas CITY. The
periShable STOCK on hand was bought
by Joe Conner and the fixtures are
in the possession Of the owner OF the
Building, the same being held for back
rent.
W. R. Lindsey Of Sumner township,
arrived home on Tuesday from Kan.
sas City, where he went two weeks
ago with cattle. He took his eleven
year-old son, Leonard, with him and
while in Kansas City had his lip
Strengthened. He is highly pleased
with the WORK Of the surgeons.
After the show last night a horse
belonging to W. R. Lindsey, a Sum.
ner township farmer, became unman.
ageable and In a fracas in front ,Oi
Henry Conrad's lunch house, ran one
OF the shafts Of cart into his side, in.
fiictinga terrible wound several inches
in depth.-JOurnal. Wednesday.
Misses Orpha and Clyde O'Real
came down from Wellington the lat
ter part Of last week, where they haC
been stopping for a time with ole
friends, and remained over Sunda;
with Mrs. &. L. CroOkham. On Mon
day they drove down to their home al
MedfOrd.-South Haven New Era.
Wellington Lodge No. "a, A.O.U.W
elected the following officers Tuesday
night for the ensuing term: w. H
Hart, NV; E. F. Huffman, Fore
man; W. n. Phelps, Overseer; A. B
Cheeyer, Recorder; W. E. Cox, Finan
cier; W. H. Burks, Receiver, ]. f
Hentzel, Guide; ]. W. May field. Nv.
J. d. Smith, O.W.; Geo. B, Dean
Trustee; S. W, Splitter, ME-; W. N
Martin, ME-.
Yves Ready has finally succeeded 10
securing Rex" the famous four
year-old PAGER bred by DR.. Hollings
worth Of South Haven. The horse
was secured through Grant Conners
at Wichita, who had been training
him there. Rex is sixteen hand!
high and Of light sorrel color. He
paced a mile In 2:40 time year ago
Mr.. Ready is justly proud of his horse
as there is not anything in Yelling
ton now that Can 60 around him
Mr.. Ready had been trying for two
years TO buy this horse, and was sue.
cessful Unly Tuesday.
Rev. G. H. Sims of Wichita. whr
has been holding revival services a
Caldwell, passed through the city
over the Rock Island Wednesday, il
company with his wife and child, OF
their way to Wichita. Rev. Sims wa.
quite hOarse that morning, having
contracted a cold at Caldwell las
week. He was forced to stop in tn,