People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-24

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THE CITY AND COUNTY.

on car No. IL.
Leslie Combs and A J. Patterson
were up from Perth Friday.
Vim. Stunkle Of London township,
was In the city Saturday paying taxes.
Charlie Whitfield has secured a
position with the Van Horn grocery.
AL J. Miller OF Clearwater, trans.
acted business in the city Thursday.
E. L. Harlan, trustee OF Morris
township, was here Thursday on bust.
ness.
James Smith has purchased the
Widow Berry propertyOn South Olive
street.
B. E. Doyle has been appointed
guardian Of Howard A. Doyle, a
minor.
H. H. Jacobs, father of Emory
Jacobs, came up from Perth Saturday
morning,
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D. N. Gilbert Of Drury, one of the
old settlers Of the county, was in the
city Saturday,
J. D, Simpson, ex-district clerk, was
down from his home near Conway
Springs Saturday.
George Johnson prominent farmer
living in the vicinity of Riverdale, was
in the city Saturday.
The Missouri Pacific Railway paid
its taxes last week, amounting to
something over $500.
County Superintendent Mclaughlin
is able to be at his Office, after an
absence enforced by an innamed eye.
Ed Wingdeld and Ora Winger left
Saturday evening for Central Iowa,
to visit month with the formers
parents.
Rev. OIL. Smith returned Saturday
morning from Mankato, where he de-
llvered an address before the Jewell
county institute.
The VOICE will receive subscriptions
for the Port Arthur Herald, at 81 per
year. Some of our readers have
already subscribed.
The force of workmen at the gumbo
kiln was increased last week by the
addition of about twenty men, shipped
in from Kansas City.
Mrs. E. j. Harsh and son, Homer,
left last Thursday for Charleston, III
and points in Indiana, to spend the
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. E. A. Twist and stepsOu, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Heskett, returned to their home in
Clearwater last Wednesday.
Lou Brinkmier and family returned
from the west Friday night. They had
been visiting Mrs. Brinkmier's rela-
tiyeS south Of Kiowa in the strip.
Sol Belsley, an ex.Sumner county
citizen, came in from Roanoke, ILL.,,
last week to look after his extensive
real estate interests in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steffin Of Osborn,
O., arrived in the city last Friday TO
visit the family Of George Pfeifer.
Mesdames Pfeifer and Steffin are sis
tiers.
Probate Judge Doubleday Thursday
issued marriage license to a couple
aged IS and so years respectively,
neither Of whom had ever been mar
ried.
W. j. Bebb Of this city, received
notice last Thursday of his appoint
ment as second turnkey at the Hutch
inson reformatOry. The position pays
$50 per month.
Carl WicherD, who recently pur-
chased sprightly bike and mashed
his hand while frisking with it, has
sold the wheel to Charlie Wilson, Of
horse trading nOtoriety.
Rev. H. A. Doughty and wife, who
are in attendance at the Winfield
Chautauqua assembly, write that
they are immensely enjoying the lux
ury and novelty of camp life.
Rev. Joseph King left last Friday
for his home in Nevada, Mo-, after a
visit in the city with his son, c. W.
King, and family. Rev. King
! preached good sermon at the Cum.