People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

will occupy the MleXSell property Oh
the West side after this week.
John and E. NJ. Phillippi of Milan,
and W. NJ. Mickey and Emory Jacobs
of Perth, attended X. z. lodge Tues
day night.
Elk. Peniwell, living on the West
side, was stricken with paralysis on
Tuesday afternoon, His condition is
critical.
John T. Showalter left yesterday
for Helena, Mont, in the interest OF
the A. o. OF P. lodge. He will be alb
sent several months,
J. II. Corder returned yesterday
from a several months absence in the
east. He had been staying at points
in Pennsylvania for some time.
Mrs. BrunsOn's spring millinery is
attracting crowds of ladies to her
quarters 10 the store Of Price, HOge &
Go. The new goods are beautiful this
spring. 4tl5
In Thomas county the county COM
misSiOnerS have taken the matter 10
hand and established county high
school without any special act OF leg
islatiOn.
f. E. Dowell, cattleman of KiOwa
county, was in the city Sunday Wis
iting his brother, BObbie Dowell Of
the Santa Fe. f. E. went home next
morning.
The Passion week services at the
Congregational church will be fol-
lowed by special services this week.
There will be preaching each evening
al o'clock.
Cleanliness of the head usually in
sures a good growth of hair. An Oc.
CaSiOnal application Of Halls Hair
Remover will aid to keep the hair Of
a natural color.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HOrner If
Wichita, came down Tuesday night to
visit few days with relatives-Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman Ndugle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Layne.
Six more persons were added to tn
church by Evangelist Sims revival
effort at the Christian church Sun
day, making seventy eight in all since
the meetings began.
Jack Elders, Rock Island section
hand, severely injured his foot Mon
day by letting heavy piece Of iron
fall upon it. He Is off duty on &C
count of the accident.
Revival services will continue every
evening this week at the Christian
church. The interest is still unabat-
ed. Several are yet to be baptized.
Everybody cordially invited.
Evangelist Sims announced at the
close Ofthe lecture Monday night that
the revival services would continue
over next Sunday. There "as one
addition at the close of the lecture
Monday night.
The lecture on gambling by Rev.
Sims Monday night was an all-around
roast on the gambling spirit and prac-
tlceS prevailing. Nearly everybody
came in for gentle rap. There was
a large audience.
Blood is thicker than water. Pure
blood is the secret Of health. There
lsnO better preparation to improve the
blood and prOlOng life than BeggS'
blood purifier aud blood maker. H.F.
Smith, druggist. At
DR.. Neal has returned from Joplin,
Mo-, where he was called by the crit.
1cal condition of Mrs. DobbinS. The
doctor pronounced her ailment cry.
slpelas and not blood poisoning. She
Is getting along nicely.
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. HOyt returned
on Monday from Conway Springs.
Rev. HOyt delivered the baccalaureato
sermon before the graduating class of
the Conway Springs public schools in
the Baptist church there Sunday.
Mrs. n. A. MOultOn, sister of Mrs.
X. NJ. Forsyth, arrived in the city
Tuesday night from Marion, Ia, where
she had been called on account of the
sickness of daughter. She will re-
side with Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. For.
Syth.
Officials of the Santa Fe railroad
say that at a late meeting of the
directors Of the road it was agreed to
build Immediately from Panhandle,
Tex, tc Albuquerque, Nm. Survey
orS will be put to work by May TX.
c. Star.
TIE Royal NeightOrs lodge Monday
night initiated Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, L.
FramberS, Mrs. T. A. MAYHEM, Mrs.
Horace MiexSell aud Mrs. Warren
BrOmley. They also elected three ap.
plicants for membership. Refresh
ments were served.
Rev. o. L. Smith will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon in the opera
house at Belle Paine next Sunday
morning. Evangelist Sims will con-
tinue the revival services and occupy
bis pulpit here on that day. On the
9th, Rev. Smith will 60 to KiOwa to
deliver lecture.
The Christian EndeavOrers of the
Christian church gave reception to
the new converts at the close of SER
vicesIueSday night. The church was
full Of young people and to facilitate
Acquaintance each person had a tag
pinned on the lapei bearing his or her
name. Words of cheer and good ad.
vice were spoken by the pastor, Rev.
O. L. Smith, Evangelist Sims. and
Misses Dora Rem and Blanch Smell,
representing the endeavor society
An informal social ensued and coffee
and sandwiches were served, The