People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-04

1t Is rum0red that the t0WnSlte OF
Rock Falls, o. T., will be sold soon
under mortgage foreclosure. Those
owning property there are quite I'M
easy as to what extent it will effect
their titles.
Be they new or be they tough, all
bicycliSts have broken skin enough to
warrant purchase of BeggS' German
Salve, and he is wise as Solomon who
trusts its healing power. Kept by
H. f. Smith. Att
The county treasurer Thursday re-
ceived SO, 1872 as Sumner county's share
of the Seml-annual appOrtiOnment of
the school funds. The per capita in
terest this year is only 81 cents, lower
than for years.
Miss Maggie Walton lett on last
Sunday for Chicago on an extensive
shopping tour in the interest of Jacob
Engle's millinery department. She
will secure a large stock of the latest
styles aud patterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Z. Knowles
came down from Topeka Sunday to
visit Mrs, Knowles parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Luening. Mr.. Knowles re-
turned that night. Mrs. Knowles will
remain in the city two weeks.
Susie, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. 5. Written, living near Rome,
died Friday morning. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon. Inter
ment was made in the cemetery at
Rome, The child was only eight days
old at the time Of its death.
A travelling man named Stephens
from Nebraska, is before the county
superintendent today, with plan tC
classify all the school grades of the
county. He wants to put In a set Of
his classification records for that
purpOse.-Journal, Thursday.
The board of county commissioner:
in special session Monday Afternoon
and ordered c. G. Lapath and Ligt
Priest released from Jail. An Ordel
was issued releasing Walter WilhOitt
at the expiration of his sentence, pro
vided the proper petition is pre-
sented.
A. A. Richards has his eye on POr
Arthur. He would like to dispose o
the Mail and Star and his chances fol
the poStOffice and 20 down there t,
grow up with the town. Here is
chance for some federal applicant t,
rid the field of a formidable OppOn-
ent.-JOurnal.
L. G, Waggoner, who used to b.
) employed by the Frantz Lumber {
Hardware Co., in this city, died tn
other day in OsceOla, Mo-, Of pneu
) mOnia. He was working in a hard
ware store at the time of his death
He left his family $1,000 from the A
0.U.W. lodge.
The order of Select Friends hel,
initiation exercises at B. OF LIZ. hal
] Saturday night, after which bar
duet was served. Mrs. S. H. BarneI
/. Mrs. ]. W. Barnes. Mrs. Mary Roth
Mrs. Leona Veith, Miss Jenni
I Lupher, Miss Anna Pugh and Mis-
I Tina Brown were initiated.
Mrs. W. A. Caldwell and daughter
Vivian, arrived in the city Saturda
night from Marion, Ia, to visit he
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Forsyth
Mrs. Caldwell had been visiting i
/, Iowa, aud is recently recovered fror
+ a severe spell of pneumonia. He
!, home is near Concord, OF.
The VOICE is in receipt of a
interesting newspaper, the Eyenin
: Bulletin, published at Honolulu, H.
n by Daniel Logan. The paper is
IS 6-cOlumn quartO, printed in Ion
" primer. 1t is full Of adyertisin
is which proves the enterprising natu
" of the people of that interestir
1t island in the Pacific. Typographical
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