People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-10-07

from the blood. You cannot begin to
use it too soon.
Mrs. W. NJ. Jackson returned from
Wichita Friday evening, accompanied
by Miss Dana Hubbard, who will visit
awhile in the city.
W. NJ. YOemans Of Caldwell, was a
passenger on The Rock Island Tuesday
morning to Kansas City, to witness
the K. X. X. festivities.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. A. Maxey left
Monday night for Kansas City to re-
main during the week in attendance
at the X. X. K carnival.
Rev. D. L. Smith left on Monday
for EmpOria 10 aJtond the state con-
ventiOn Of Christian churches, which
opened at that place Monday.
Mrs. NJ J. Holt of Harmon town
ship, left on the Rock Island Tuesday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Indiana.
Hiney Glamann resumed his posi-.
tiOn as night operator at tue Santa Fe
freight depot last night. HiDey has
been laying off several weeks TO rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Adams of this
city attended the wedding of James
Myers and Miss Sadie Adams, which
occurred at AnSOn at high neon last
Sunday.
Sheriff HeSkett commissioned G. c,
Shawver deputy sheriff Saturday
evening. Mr.. Shaver went to the
south part Of the county Monday
on business.
For farm loans, personal and chat
tel loans, call on John T. Stewart at
the Wellington National Bank, We'll
IingtoD, Kansas, for lowest rates and
best privileges. 32tf
Miss Lille Myers left over the Rock
Island on Monday for Kansas City
and Mexico, Mo, on a visit to rela-
tives and friends. She will attend
the carnival in Kansas City.
Jake Begley and Will Thomas will
put in machine shop in the building
on East Lincoln avenue being vacated
by Ed Worden'S laundry. The firm
name will be Begley & Thomas.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor ard Mrs. Tom
MCMahan and children left over the
Rock Island on Monday for Kansas
City to visit friends and witness the
the Priests of Pallas festivities.
FREQ Tritle was the happieSt man in
town Tuesday. Mrs. Tritle presented
him with a Eine.pound girl Monday
night. 1t is their firSt-bOrn and the
parents are unusually proud of it.
J. T. PembertOn of FL Reno. was in
the city Saturday and Sunday on his
way home from Wichita. Mr.. Penn.
herton is now travelling for Murphy,
Carroll & BrOugh, Ell Reno grOcerS.
Misses DOttie and Maggie Neff of
Harper, were in the city Saturday on
their way to South Haven, to attend
the wedding of well known and pop
ular couple, which occurs this week.
Married at the home of the brides
mother Of this city at 9O'clock Tues
day evening, Mr. Nathaniel Daily of
Wichita and Miss Clara Z. Hunt,
Rev. Doughty of the Baptist church
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis X. Folks, aG-
cOmpanied by the formers father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Folks OF
Milan, left over the Santa Fe Tuesday
night for St. Louis to take in the fair
aud festivities.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregson and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Alice Armstrong and Mrs
W. }. Lingenfelter, and granddaugh
ter, Helen Lingenfelter, went to Kan
sas City on Monday to remain dur
ing carnival week.
Everyone desires to keep infol med
On Yukon, the KlOndyke and Alaskan
gold field. Send ten cents for largt
compendium Of vast Information anC
big color map to Hamilton Publishing
Co., Indianapolis, Ind. 4
Ed and Paul WOrden will move
their laundry from this city to the
Strip soon. They will probably locate
at Enid. The laundry here is beinl
operated at present on East LincolI
avenue by Ed WOrden.
Emil Roser, the jeweler, came yer,
near losing his right eye last Monday
night while working at the bench
Some hot solder few into his eve
causing him painful injury. He will
be laid up for a few days.
r. T. Slater and Miss L. E. Gif,
were united in marriage Sunda,
morning at IL O'Clock by Re-. VIM
Long at his residence on West Fourth
street. The parties reside a shori
distance north of the city.
Shelby Pile badly injured his right
hand in threshing machine Mon.
day. His hand was caught in tn,
machine accidentally. He may los,
two of his fingers. The euginee
started the machine without givin.
the warning signal.
The final settlement of Mary E
Carr. adminiStratrix Of the estate o
the late JOab Carr, was made in pro
bate court Tuesday. Claim of JOhr
Medaris for sll2 against the estat,
was not allowed for the reason tha
L IL had mot hoan pyhihirad On h. Il