People's voice., 1897-11-11
LOCAL EVENTS.

yesterday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Clay SATURDAY..
E. RockhOld wa, up from Perth yes
terday paying his taxes.
E. B. Smell is building an addition
to his residence property in the First
ward.
Ex-District Clerk Geo. W Ewing was
up from Corbin yesterday transactine
business.
D. E. Robinson, of Roanoke, H., il
visiting in the city with the family Of
W. A. Rem.
Frank NaughtOn Of Carthage, No.,
has accepted position with A. Graf
as boOkkeeper.
Clyde Cranmer and Elmer Magee OF
Conway Springs, were here yesterday
on their way to Oklahoma.
Miss Edith Shinliver returned Tues.
day from Chicago, where she had
been for the past six months.
Charles Baker, administrator u the
estate Of F. Fl. Baker, deceased, hes
filed his fnal account in probate court.
Brakeman Tom Burnsworth got a
thumb mashed of at Hunnewell
Thursday evening while coupling
cars.
Isaac Alton, the Milan merchant,
rode in on his wheel Tuesday. paid
his taxes and returned in the after
noon.
Miss Lizzie Wise Of Bloomfield, Ia.
is visiting in the city the guest Of
Mrs. j. NJ. Short and Mrs. ]. C..
Christy.
Mrs. T. Mayhem returned Tuesday
night from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in St. Louis and
Chicago.
The final settlement of Y. T. Fry,
administrative of the estate of VIC.
Fry, deceased, has been made in pro-
olte court. The estate is exhausted.
The report Of the sale Of real estate
belonging to Elsie H. Goddard, a
minor, has been filed and approved in
probate court. The estate sold for
5000.
Special meetings will begin at the
First Baptist church next Sunday and
continue two weeks. Rev. W. NJ.
Collins OF Wichita, will assist the
pastor.
The final account OF o. c. Watson,
administrator of the estate of John
Burchaeld, deceased has been filed in
probate court and the administrator
Is discharged.
Reliable rumOr says that W. R.
savage has declared to private per-
'onai friends that he has at last ar
rived about where he belonged-in
The Republican party.
Louie Green has filed suit :or dl.
Vorce from his wife, Nellie R. Green.
lie charges her with abandonment
Her present Whereabouts are un.
known to the plaintiff.
John jewell, a city prisoner confined
In the county Jail, threw some coal
oil into the prison stove a few days
ago and the blaze flashed out and
burned his face severely.
Hiney Glanann was wreathec in
smiles Tuesday over the birth at his
home that morning at 4 O'Clock Of a
bright boy, weighing seven pounds.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
W. T. Williams, of Boughton. Ark.
says: "Have suffered for years with
and indigestion and one
bottle Of Eeggs Little Giant Pills has
cured me. Sold by H. F. Smith. a
ID. K. Mosher, travelling man for the
Singer Sewing Machine, has a very
nice display OF machine needle work
at the Six Jewelry store, which is
worth going to see. Saturday will be
the special day.
Ira b. Mason, who went to Oil Civ
Pa, last spring TO reside, returned to
wellington Saturday. He has con.
cluded that there is no place like
Kansas. Mr.. Mason had a severe tus.
'le with typhoid fever in Pennsylvania
and is just recovering.
Thanksgiving is coming. Now, I
want turkeys, ducks. geese and spring
chickens. Rush them along; do not
wait to be last. Prices are now es.
tablished, turkeys 6 cents; ducks S
cents; geese A cents; spring chickens
y cents.-J. NJ. Mckee. 4s
A birthday PARTY was given at the
home Of Mrs. R F. Plummer, three
and one-half miles northwest OF the
city, Monday night, 10 honor OF the
18th birthday OF ]. o. Plummer.
quite a number from this city attend.
ed. All report a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs r RntLin fo.L