People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-03

the summer.
Mrs. W. B. Woody of Topeka, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. H.
B. Ravens.
Claude Lynch and Miss Betsey
Noble spent Sunday with friends in
Belle PLANE.
]. H. Corder returned from Texas
Saturday morning to spend Memorial
day at home.
J.A.McNutt of Portland, was in the
city transaCting business and visiting
friends Monday.
Judge Burnett last Saturday issued
final naturalization papers to John
Russell, a Canuck.
Miss Faye Simpson Of Conway
Springs, attended commencement ex-
erCiSes Friday night.
Ralph FlandrO entered upon his
duties on Monday as shoe salesman
for Harry L. Buttrey.
Ret Millard came up from Enid last
Saturday morning to visit relative;
and old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Skinner left ovel
the Santa Fe Friday night for theil
home 10 BrOoktield, Mo.
Walter Frantz and George Rarey
went to Maize Saturday for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Laura Moore went to her home
in EmpOria on Monday to spend the
summer with her mother.
Will Griffin of Hennessey, o. T.
was here Saturday taking part in the
Memorial day Observances.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. COrbett and
child came over from Winfield Satur
day morning to visit friends.
Park TrOwbridge left on Monday
for visit with friends in Carthage
Mo. He will be gone a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kelley went tC
Arlington, Kan, Monday to visit Mr.
Kelly'S parents at that place.
Leslie G. Niblack has been elected
president OF the Oklahoma Press aSso
citation to succeed Billy Bolton.
Several fishing parties angled fol
the fnney tribe at Drury Sunday
Some nice catches are reported.
Yves Ready went to Milan Saturda!
morning to deliver the Decoration
day grafton there that afternoon.
Miss Laura Harper of Argonia, ar
rived in the city Sunday on visit
to her friend, Miss Cora NewbOld.
Miss Josie Willard returned to he
home in Winfield Saturday evening
after a weeks visit with friends here
G.. NJ. Howe and G. NOyes of WITCH
tia, we're in the city Sunday visit
ing Clint Howe, Frank SKIS jeweler
Jap Summerville was over from hi
home near Oxford Monday. He report
plenty Of rain in his vicinity recently
Mrs. Edmund Frantz and children
Of Enid, OF, arrived in the city las
Thursdayto visit relatives and friends
Miss Mabel Cook returned Saturda,
evening from Akron, O., where sh,
had been for some time attending
school.
The magic healer of all coughs
colds and consumption is Beggs
Cherry Cough syrup. We keepit. H
F. Smith. ALTO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Matthews anC
Mr., and Mrs. Pearl Maxey Of ArgOnia
drove to the city Sunday on visit
to Charlie Cox.
Miss Carrie Rider left over TIT
Rock Island Friday morning for Belle
vile, III. ITO visit friends and relative,
for several weeks,
The VOICE will receive subscription
for the Port Arthur Herald, at 81 PEI
year. Some of our readers have
already subscribed.
A. A. Richardson has shaved of hi.
mOustache and whiskers and presents
a youthfulness that his friends never
believed was In him.
Miss Minnie Bell has returned from
her claim In the Strip and resumed
her position behind the counter in thu
district clerks office.
j. T. Pemberton came up from E
Reno last Friday to take part in TIT
Decoration Day exercises Saturday
He remained Sunday.
The ball game between the VEL
lington and Riyerdale clubs Saturday
afternoon resulted in score Of % Il
10 in favor Of the six-fOOters.
ChitwOod & Mitchell, the BARRIERS
have rented Fred BOhanna'S building
adjoining Garland Bros. meat market,
and moved into it Tuesday.
Thos. G. C. Allen returned to hi!
home in Zyba Sunday, after an ex
tended visit in the city with hi:
daughter, Mrs. Fred A. Tritle.
W. W. VanPelt of Winfield, was IL
the city Friday. Mr.. VanPelt j,
making arrangements to start anoth'
er daily newspaper in Winfield.
1t is more than likely that the San
ia Fe railway will soon be using cleo
trio headlights on its locomotives
Last week electrical apparatus wa
placed on engine 1888. This engine