People's voice., 1897-11-18

Evelyn Hunt, Leta Baker, Nellye Rat
life, Edith Ratiffe, Mollie Davis
Helen Cox, Nettie Cox; Messrs. Frank
Niex,ell, Herbert Burcham, Claude
NoiS!nger, Quincy Barnes, Walter
FOISyth, Clarence Pfiefer.
CITY Attorney n. L. Woods Friday
received contract signed by Samuel
Z. Eastman, Charles Perry and James
W. Pendleton Of Westerly, RI, trus.
tees for the bOndholders of the We'll
lington WaterwOrks Co., with the city
OF Wellington for water for three
years dating from January l, 1897,
under the terms Of agreement recently
reached by the council and Messrs.
Eugene Ware aud Charles Perry at
Wichita.
Guard your kidneys; the health Of
the body depends ou those small but
important organs. They extract uric
acid from the blood which if allowed
to remain in the system would cause
q opsy and Bright's Disease. Prickly
Ash Bitters is successful kidney
tonic, it heals and strengthens the
Ei1ueys, regulates the liver, stimu-
lates the stomach and digestion,
cIeanses the bowels. 1t will prevent
or cure Bright's Disease. Sold by Z.
Hayes.
A young fellow with an emigrant
outfit and claiming to be enrUute from
the Cheyenne country to Nebraska,
stole a pair Of gloves from the Alton
Bros. Mercantile Co. last Friday, but
had got only a short distance from
town when he was 0vertdken by l. L.
Leach aDd John Davis in a buggy
and brought back. The gloves were
recovered an! the lad was told that if
ne would get QUITO. town as fast as he
could 20 he would be let off, and be
sot.-Mian Press.
suit was instituted in district court
last week by the Board of Education |
against Clarence d. Benton and his
oondSmen, DR.. S. W. Splitter, G. A. |
Z. f. Luening, Jacob Engle, |
Wm. Gelino, Ed Hayes, ". NJ. Sasher
and II. ". Andrews, to recover school
money tied up by the failure Of the
SUMNER National bdak. The particU-
arS of this suit were explained by the |
VOICE some weeks ago when it was
stated that The board of education |
lad voted to begin suit.
j. L.rKise has recovered his bicycle
which was stolen from the platform |
II the Santa Fe plug between Belle |
PIalDe aud Wellington a week or two |
ago. The wheel was found neal |
jJaway Springs, in possession
If Paul Worden who pur-
;hascd it OF tramp tor $40 a few
lays after The theft. Tue 0Oy rode |
jhe wheel to Wellington last Sltur-
lay and was here all day with it but |
hise did not learn of the fact until |
.he boy had returned home. Kise |
Ost no time III regaining possession of |
he blcycle.-Journal, llth.
The S--B society, with their gentle
nen friends, enjoyed the exhileratlng
pleasures OF hay ride Friday night.
A large hay frame was covered with
;anvaS and partially filled with straw
inside Of this jolly party OF young
rlkS gathered aud were drawn around
he city by team Of mules tU the
of sleigh bells, COW bells, etc
Those who engaged in the ride were
llsseS Mabel Klein, M4belle Plat.
laybele Cork, Maebel Myers, Flor
nee WilSOn; MesSrs. Charles CIR.
and, Frank FISHER, Roy Hitchcock,
larry Jordan, Charlie Havens.
Laurie Tlickey was accidentally
hot last Monday evening. lie and
RUSSELL Bundck started to The river
4 search OF game. They encountered
hedge fence on the way. Russell
rawied through aud Laurie was pass
~ his gun through the hedge to Rus.
ell. He had hold of the muzzle and
vas passing il through breech fore.
most. The gun was cooked, OF course.
o as to be ready TO shoot quick that
10 game might escape. Guns always
% off at unexpecied times when bo,s
re handling tieln, and 80 il happened
his time IL was a shot gul aud the