People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-02-24
LOCAL EVENTS.

NJ. Harrod was down from Cicero
yesterday.
VIM. Matthews was down from Peck
yesterday.
c. E. Murlin was up from Rome
yesterday.
Dan King was down from Conway
Springs Monday.
Fred Curtis has blown himself for
rubber-tired buggy.
P. Gibson Of Arson, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Charles Cline was down from Con-
way Springs Wednesday.
Rev. o. L. Smith lectured before
the Argonia lecture club Tuesday.
Bob Sea went to HunneweH Satur-
day TO engage in the lunch business.
Sumner cOunty's appOrtionment of
the school fund this year is s3,72O.15.
Seed oats for sale, red Texas; three
miles northwest Oxford.-J. D. Krell.
j. P. Slade, the Corbin merchant,
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Nellie Cluster of Chicago, is
in TIE city visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Graft.
When bilious or cOstive, eat a Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, cure guarau-
tecd, 1Oc, 25c. If
Mrs. Ernst Kraft Of London town.
ship, paid off the mortgage on her
farm yesterday.
Benjamin f. Tricky of Mulvane,
has had his pension increased from 81
to Sl2 per month.
JnO. Kraft, son of Mrs. Ernst Kraft,
paid off the mortgage on his home.
stead yesterday.
Fred Andre of Creek township, was
in the city yesterday on business with
| the county officials.
Grace Bartholomew was granted a
divorce from Frank Bartholomew 10
district court Monday.
John A. Crisler and w. A. Mickey
; of Perth, attended the K. Of p. ami
versary sermon Sunday.
:. R. Sasher of Bonneville, Miss, il
here visiting Prof. T. W. Butcher u
the County High school.
, Mrs. Geo. Hess and Mrs. j. NJ. Buff
fngtOn Of Oxford, were visiting Mrs
7 W. NJ, Copeland Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Lynn was divorced from
Eva Lynn in district court Tuesday
. The parties live at ArgOnia.
Jacob Engle left over the RocE
Island Tuesday for the east on {
goods purchasing expedition.
Paddy Shea of Wichita, has beef
sentenced to eight years in the peni-
Tertiary for shooting Dawson.
Mary o. Wilder VS.. Noel E. Wilder
is the title of divorce suit entered
on the docket in district court.
: Jack HaStie is up and hObbline
around, after prolonged sickness
He was suffering with lagrippe.
E. Van Horn returned from WITCH.
} tia Monday morning, where he visited
: over Sunday with his son, Thad.
A X. of p. district convention viii
be held in Wellington the 23d o.
March. A great time is expected.
Geo. W. Gelbach has been ap
3 pointed guardian Of the person anC
f estate of Fannie L. GeDbach, a minor
[ Rev. B. P. Pugh went to Perth yes
: to hold services the balance of thi:
, week. Communion services Sunday
Mrs. AL Burchell came down from
} Clearwater Monday night TO visit hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Heskett
Letters of administration have been
issued to Catherine Knittle, in the
matter of the estate of Daniel Knit
tie, deceased.
c. W. Fox, one of the Oldest settlers
of Jackson township, came to town
Wednesday and paid off the mort
gage on his farm.
Rev. A. b. Parker Of Harper, and
Rev. l. f. Hodge Of Argonia, are as
sisting in the revival meetings at the
ME. church this week.
Miss Katie DeTurk returned to Ar.
kansas City Sunday evening, after
spending Saturday and Sunday with
her parents near the city.
Miss Minnie Bell, the popular and
efficient deputy district clerk, re-
. signed her position today to go tt
, her claim near Blackwell.
The household Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
] NJ. Thralls was gladdened Sunday
: by the birth OF ten pound boy. All
! concerned are doing nicely.