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

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W. B. Tracy is complaining of la
grippe.
DR.. Hand of Mayfeld, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Harp is quite sick with
erysipelas.
M.L.Lane of Belle Plaine was in the
city Tuesday.
Oscar Tucker has returned from his
trip to Fort Worth, Tex.
The will of Elmer S. Brown, deceas.
ed, was prObated Tuesday.
Hens 4 cents, turkey hens cents at
McKee'S. Bring them in.
A. Graft sold a fine team of horses
to A. L. Grimsley Monday.
Mort Becker of Hunnewell, was in
the city yesterday on business.
S. W. Duncan of the Argonia Clip
per, was in the city yesterday.
The Friends in Council meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. S. n. Brown.
When you are in Wellington don't
fail 10 visit Balding's gallery and see.
Miss Nellie Ratliffe has returned
from pleasant visit with friends ia
Caldwell.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sum-
ner Carver, girl. Mother and Child
are doing well.
The case of Simpson VS.. Barney
O'COnner has been continued until
the next term of court.
Pete Cramer and City Marshal Row.
an Of Caldwell, were in the city Mon
day afternoon on business
T. F. Phillips returned from Wich-
TIA Saturday and resumed his posi-
tion with Miller & SchOnert.
What every one says must be so
that Balding is making the finest
photos ever made in Wellington.
l have not had poultry enough to
till my orders for two weeks. Bring
me your poultry. NJ. Mckee.
A girl weighing eight pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holmes, liv-
ing in the Fourth ward, Tuesday.
J. D. Ratliffe, ]. L. Myers and c. c.
Rulings of Caldwell, were in the city
yesterday on district court business.
Mrs. LOttie Barton of Belle Plaine,
was in town Tuesday to visit friends
and attend the Haywood entertain
ment that night.
Ira Mason left last evening for
Pennsylvania to reside. He has Sc
cured a good position with a promi.
building among the Pennsylvania oil
fields.
Mrs. A. c. Mcintyre, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Hig-
gins, for some weeks, left over the
Rock Island Wednesday for her
home in Mendoza, III.
Cal Davenport, an old Wellington
boy, is now employed as foreman of
the Garlinville (Ill) Daily. Calls
neat taste and artistic typographical
display are noticeable in every de-
partment of the paper.
Miss Attic Kirk arrived in the city
Tuesday from Coffeyville, to visit
a short while with friends. She will
also visit her parents at Argonia.
Miss Kirk is engaged in dressmaking
with Mrs. Woolsey at Coffeyville.
The motion for a new trial 10 the
case of Julia A. Harris VS.. VIM.
Weakley, S. L. Jones, A. Il. Kinkaid.
Robert Thorpe and B. F. Whicker.
better known as the Portland church
case" was heard in district court
yesterday afternoon.
]. Sam Brown failed to arrive in
the city last night, and be turned
over to his successor. B. j. Sheridan.
this morning by wire. Mr.. Sheridan
began immediately upon his duties of
staightening out the affairs of the
blnks.-JOurnal, 10Th.
G. W. and S. H. Thomas have re-
turned from Garden City, where they
buried their brother, Elder W. P.
Thomas, who died there last week of
consumption. Elder Thomas visited
here during December. His home
was at GrenOla, Elk county. He had
gone to Garden City, expecting to
move on up to the mountains by de-
grees.
An item in our correspondence from
Oxford last week stated that great
many fish had been taken from the
Ninnescah river lately by means Of
lgigs. Fish Warden Mcbride informs