People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-02-04
CITY AND COUNTY.

springs Thursday.
A. L. Prunty of Mayfeld, was here
+ saturday on business.
Green DOwis was upfrom Rome Fri
day, transacting business.
E. l.. Cline. editor of the Conway
Star, was in the city Saturday.
Fred Naugle moved into the Lydell
property on North f street Friday.
b When you are ID Wellington don't
all TO visit Balding's gallery and see.
John A. Felt of Mayfeld, was trans
actin business in the city Thursday.
4 Ten bars soap for rs
4 cents at Wyatt Bros.
s The plan to start an ice plant in
Wellington has probably been frozen
~.
X B. Fl. Roberts of Mayaeld was shop
ping with Wellington merchants Sat-
urday.
Tom Henry, the well known farm
er, was in town Saturday taking in the
sights.
4 J. E. Rinehart spent last Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Hart, living west
4 of Hunnewell.
& To sell or trade for horses one square
A piano in good shape,-W. B. Sey-
mOur, Liveryman. lift
Il j. L. BOwdish of Wichita, formerly
4 ofOxfOrd, was in the city Saturday on
business in probate court.
4 Miss MOllie Heskett, of KiOwa,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
to visit Miss Nellie Ham5lin.
G. D. Newman and L. D. Coryell,
citizens of COrbin, were transaCting
business in the city Saturday.
The X ray eclipsed by the penetra-
ting power of Begg's Little Giant
Pills.-H. F. Smith, druggist. 4t23
Prof. W. NJ. Massey was down from
\ Belle Plaine Saturday in attendance
at the County Teachers meet.
Mayor Bentley of the thriving town
of Conway Springs, was in town last
" Thursday tranSacting business.
What every one says must be so
that Balding is making the finest
photos ever made in Wellington.
h Two pounds good COf'
fee for 25 cents at Wyatt
Bros.
B. f. Melchi and John Hoover have
returned from Lake City, where they
held very successful revival meet
l ing.
Miss Julia Hardcastle is the guest
y for few days of Mona TubbS, on her
way from Bridgeport, Tex, to MariOn.
Kas.
The Friends in Council held one of
j tfSSir delightful meetings at the resi-
4 dence Of Mrs. A. T. Wilson Friday
afternoon.
Prof. Ira E. Swain, superintendent
z of the Caldwell schools, came up last
i Saturday to attend the County Teach
ers' association.
N HI. Willard arrived in the city
h Saturday evening from New Jersey
for lengthy visit with his mother
\ Mrs. E. Willard.
Mrs. ]. NJ. L. ShObe, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary ROSer
for several weeks, returned to he
home in Enid Saturday.
School report blanks for sale at thu
+ VOICE office, first door east of Post
office, at 10 cents per hundred; in les
quantities at cent piece. tt
Mrs. Charles Kier of Oxford, fel
while skating on the Arkansas rive
last Friday, sustaining a fracture o
the leg just above the ankle.
School report blank:
for sale at the VOICE
office.
John Jetfries, one of the jurymen j
the BOebinger-Ray case, was take
sick Saturday and the jury excuse
at 100 o'clock until Monday morning
Mrs. j. R. Walter and Miss BeSSi
will remain in the city for some tim'
Mr.. Walter and Mrs. Chas. Richard
son will return to Illinois in a fe
days.
Quite a number Of Princes attende
the Oriental degree at Perth Thursda
night. About ten candidates wei
enlightened in the mysteries of IL
order.
The family of J. Cart, living in I'll
Third ward, is having siege of sic
ness. Mrs. Cart has the whoopiI
cough, this being her third experien
With that disease.
n Davis has purchased the tV