People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-06

buggy was completely demolished.
The horse continued its flight toward
Washington avenue, and was caught
in front Of Eagles store by City
Marshal Shaver.
The Wichita Eagle last Saturday
says: quite contingent Of We'll
lington politicians were in the city
yesterday. Among them were Charles
Elliott, John Haughey, Frank Hen
derson and ex-MayOr Savage. They
were all callers at the governors Office
and got an audience with him at
different times during the day. Ex-
Mayor Savage is after some Of the
political patronage pie"
County Treasurer Maddy is in the
habit OF sending to the United States
treasury for pennies with which to
make change, aud takes great pride
in giving his customers brand new
coin when they pay their taxes. He
received 1000 pennies direct from the
mint Friday and opened them up
10 the presence of crowd to show
them how nice the coin looked. In
stead of sending him new coin, the
mint worked off lot of second hand
pennies on him and he is thinking of
sending them back.
Henry Shore, living in Palestine
township, was arrested Friday by
Sheriff Heskett for stealing Link Bar
ner's horse last August. He was
arrested upon information furnished
oy a man named Taggett, an ex.
convict. Others are.implicated in the
theft, but have not been arrested.
Barner's horse was recovered at Ar
kansas City. The horse, buggy and
set OF harness were sOld to an Arkan-
Sas City liveryman for 81. The livery
man has a shady reputation, and is
believed TO be implicated in some way
in the stealing. Shore is also an ex-
convict.
The following officers were elected
by James Shields Post No. 81 G "a R.,
for the ensuing year, at their meeting
last week: John G. Woods, P. c.; R.
j. Smith, s. V. c.; S. NJ. Dick, J. V.
c.; B. B. Wilson, Quartermaster; ].
M. Linn, surgeon; R. G. Thompson,
chaplain; A. B. Cheever, O.D.; Henry
Roser, O.G.;J. G. Woods, A. B. Cheev.
or and S. r. Terhune, trustees; J. NJ.
Doubleday and B. B. Wilson, repre-
sentatives to Department Encamp-
ment; 5, M. Dick and l.. B. Aldrich,
alternate representatives TO Depart.
ment Encampment.
K. A. Anderson, DR.. j. G. Reid and
Mrs. Julia f. V. Harris returned from
Newton Friday night, where they had
been as delegates to the national con
vention of the National Aid associa-
tiOn. Mrs. Harris was put on the
executive board Of the national assoc
iatiOn, being the first lady ever to have
been so honOred. The association is
growing very rapidly having increased
nearly so per cent during the past
year. The new national officers are
l.. X. Lewis, president, and S. D.
Cooley, secretary, both of Topeka.
An organization of the state of Kan
sas, was affected. j. q. Dugan of
Lincoln, was chosen president and
Mrs. Dora Yesler of Ellsworth, secre.
tary. Kansas is the first of the states
to be organized. The present bene.
ticiary membership of the association
is S,S23, representing policies to the
amount Of s3,S43,0OO. The lodge in
wellington has membership Of over
100.
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reached only by the perfectly healthy
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