People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-02-25
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The annual account of George S.
Parks, administrator of the estate of
Henry StOckiDger, deceased, has been
filed in probete court.
The annual account of Howard A.
Smythe, executor of the estate of
Alicia Turner Smythe, deceased, has
been filed in probate court.
Mr.. and NJ S. W. c. Hodge of Ange.
10, Kan, who have been visiting the
family of o. P. Michael here, return
ed to their home Monday night.
H. L. Sebring of Greene township,
who was recently appointed guard at
the state penitentiary, left Wednes-
day for Lansing to assume his new
duties.
Mrs. A. H. Griffin returned from
ArgOnia Monday night. She attended
the memorial exercises there last week
commemorative of Miss Grace White,
the Kingman missionary who died in
Africa,
A. H. Swan Of Chikaskia township,
was in the city Wednesday on his
return home from an extended visit
in Illinois and, Ohio. Mr.. Swan says
times are dull in the east. There is
much sickness there also.
The Oxford Register has been sold
to Jesse Reed Of Belle Plaina, who
has long been trying to break into the
newspaper business. The price said to
have been paid was $1,000. Macdon-
| aid will locate in California.
There were eleven failures before
the county teachers examination re-
Gently, -Four were granted second
class certificates and six were granted
third-class diplomas, John Wengler
of Oxford, passed the best examina-
ti0n.
Miss Katie Maxwell of Wichita,
was in the city yesterday on her
way to Milan to visit her brother,
Will Maxwell, Santa Fe agent at that
place. She will return in few days
and spend short time in the city
visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Reid.
Miss Mary Pendleton of Baldwin,
Kan, who arrived in the city Tues
day on short visit to her uncle, G.
E. BOtkin, went to Winfield that night
to visit her uncle, Hon. j. D. BOtkin,
whom she will accompany to Wash
ins ton as his stenOgrapher.
People who suffer from loss of ap-
petite, indigestion, soul stomach, and
iatulence, find prompt relief in the
use Of Ayers Pills. AS an after din
ner pill, they are unequaled, causing
the digestive and excretory organs to
perform their functions as nature re-
Quires.
J. NJ. Newberry, prominent 40.
wv, stopped over here Saturday
night for brief visit with his SON.
in-law and daughter, Rev, and Mrs.
IL. A. Doughty, on his way TO the
A O.U.W. grand lodge at Sallna, to
which be is representative from one
Uf the Fort Scott lodges.
One Of the saddest cases of domestic
despair the city has known for some
time was brought to close yesterday
morning by the christian act of few
Of the ladies Of one of the churches.
1t is now hoped that the head of the
family who was responsible for their
deplorable condition will see the error
of his way and reform.
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O Prof.
Dyche will give a matinee at the
auditorium. Subject, "Wild Animals
and Their Haunts." He will Illus
trate with $50 fine views thrown on
canvass, showing the various animals
shot by himself. This matinee will
be of especial interest and instructive
to children. Admission to all lOc.
No seats reserved.
; Wellington society ladies advertised
a blOomer social and said they would
actually appear at a certain time in
the evening wearing blOomers. Al
the appointed time every old bald.
: head in the town, including Mayor
Savage, was there at twenty-five cents
a head, and the hall was crowded,
The ladies appeared on time wearing
. corsage bOquets Of blooming roses
e Confidence in Wellington is again de.
0 strOyed.-Jack Corbett.
Ed Bauman left Tuesday over tht
s Rock Island for his old home in High
: land, Ill. He will visit Wichita, To
{ peka and Kansas City enroute. Hi
: many friends look forward To th,