People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-10
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can explain the action of his hens,
and would like to have a diagnosis of
the case from some person well versed
in henOlOgy.
Rev. o. L. Smith returned last Fri
day from Topeka, where he had been
in attendance at the state c. f. con-
ventiOn. Rev. Smith was hOnored by
an appointment as chairman of the
committee on nominations at the
convention.
The Arlington block has changed
hands. A deed has been filed with the
register transferring the proper
ty from the c. D. Larned Mercantile,
Real Estate & Live Stock Co. to NJ.
NJ. Stoddard of VilliSca, la. The con-
sideratiOn was $4,000.
Sheriff Heskett has received in
StructiOns from the Sedgwick county
authorities to arrest Barney O'COn-
ner on sight. He is wanted for selling
liQnor unlawfully in Cheney. O'Conner
was supposed to be in Wellington.
His whereabouts are unknown.
Dave Swenk Of MilmOnt, Pa, an
old friend Of Jimmie Mason, whom he
had not seen for eighteen years, unex.
pectedly arrived in the city last week
on visit to him. Mr.. Swenk is a
first-claSs barber and has accepted a
position in Jimmie's tOnsOrial parlors.
Peter McCOOk, wiper at the round
house, mashed the nails off of couple
of his fingers last Wednesday noon
by getting them caught under a pair
of truck wheels. The injury is very
painful. 1t will be some time before
he will be able to resume his duties.
Jack Jewett, the Wellington trot-
ting horse breeder, was down the first
of the week on a trade with DR.. Hol-
lingSwOrth. The doctor exchanged a
pair of unbrOken horses with Mr..
Jewett for pair of brown drivers,
well broken and reliable. South
Haven New Era.
Rev. B, f. Pugh, pastor of the Luth-
eran church Of this city, went to
Perth Saturday to preach the fun.
eral sermon over the remains of little
Lulu Mickey that afternoon. Rev.
Pugh remained at Perth to hold
PentecOstal services at the Lutheran
church there Sunday.
Bruce Lynch, ex-warden Of the
state lenitentiary, formerly a Santa
Fe engineer running into Wellington,
has been appointed Santa Fe live
stock agent with headquarters at
Pueblo, COL, vice Silas Preston, re-
signed. Mr.. Lynch entered upon his
new duties last Tuesday.
Barney O'Connor of Caldwell, is a
poorer "Budweiser" man. He was
fined 800 in the court at Wellington
Tuesday and sentenced to serve sixty
days in jail for the sale of lntOxicants
contrary to law. Barney at one time
was among the leading cattle barons
OF the Cherokee Strip.-K. G, Times.
Miss Mabel Piatt entertained a few
friends last Friday night at her home
on South F street. Refreshments
were served during the evening and
the occasion was made quite enjoya-
BILE. Those present were Misses Ma.
bel Klein, Mabel Cook and Mable
Piatt; Cbas. Ravens, Roy Hitchcock
and Chas. Garland.
The Friends in Council were right
royalty entertained Friday after.
noon by Mrs. S. n. Brown at her home
on North + street. A delicious din.
ner was served at 6 o'clock. The
guests other than the members OF the
Council present were Mesdames D. N.
Caldwell, Chas Hood, W. n. Myer:
OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
Tom Wilson was overioyed Friday
morning to receive a letter from Port,
land, Ore, containing the news that
his mother, Mrs. W. L. Wilson, wa.
not dead but was rapidly recovering
from an almost fatal illness. Ton
had been mourning his mother a,
, dead because Of letter from FRIEND
in Portland saying that she hat
passed away May 23d.
District court has affirmed sheriff
; sales in the following cases: Marthi
Denton VS.. Clarence Helbert ct al
J Amoskeag Savings Bank rs. Pete
D Nicol ct al; John McCance VS.. VIM. A
l Nelson ct al; Commercial Bank VS.. A
e Il. Smith ct al; Equitable Securitie