People's voice., 1898-07-28
Brakeman P. c. PargiD's household

Brakeman I. Z. PdrglD'S household
goods have arrived from st. Louis and
ne Is moving them into the A. r.
Elliott property On North Washing
ton avenue, today His wife will ar.
rive Friday.
Miss jessie Schley, the American
girl who vent to Madrid to interview
the Spa! i>h cqhine.With a "humani-
tartan olicc - vas refused an aud.
lence and idvlsel to get out uf Spain.
Miss Schley's advertising scheme was
clever one, but it failed TO work sue.
cessfully.
The Gypsum Jollity club went to
Arells grove near Oxford, Tuesday
to spend two weeks camping out
and nshing. The party Is composed
of the following: Misses Katie De-
Turk, Matte DeTurk, Lille Harp,
Lulu Jenkins, Lottie Green, Mabel
Curtis, Ida BarndOllar; Messrs. J. S.
Forsyth, Oscar DeTurK, Ed Tinkham,
J. F. Schonert. Mrs. A. H. Griffin
went along as chaperOn.
A deed for $4,000, conveying six
quarter'sectiOns Of land near May field
and Milan, to Isaac N. Phillips OF
Bloomington, Ill.,, was filed in the
register Of deeds Office on Monday.
Fifteen revenue stamps of the demon.
ination Of 81 were attached to tue
deed. The deed was sent to Bloom.
iDgtOn to have the stamps attached
there being an insufficient number Of
revenue stamps in this city OF a de-
nomination that the required am Junt
OF revenue stamps could be attached
without issuing suppllmsnts marked
Exhibit A, Exhibit B." etc.
At the meeting Of the Sumner Coun.
ty Veterans association held ia
GAR. hall Saturday afternoon il
was decided to hold the first annual
meeting in Fonda Park beginning
August 30 and continuing until Sep
tember 2. The Modern Woodmen
will hold their 10y rolling 10 cOnnec'
tiOn with the veterans reunion, the
executive committee OF the latter
association designating Friday as the
day for the 10y rolling. Other associa'
tions should make an effort to get q
day at the reunion, and make the
event one to be remembered IN the
history Of Wellington.
The impression has been that sew
eral townships in the county that had
no township Republican ticket in the
general election last year would
be compelled to nominate their can
didates by petition this year. County
Attorney Rogers holds that they car
legally nominate ticket at caucu:
this year for the reason that the cOun
ty Republican ticket was voted In
these townships at the last election
The fact that a township party ticket
is not represented in a general elec
tion does not bar that party from
nominating local ticket the follow
ing year the same as il they haC
been represented on the ticket the pre-
viOus year.
Miss May Moore, daughter of ]. K
Moore, who formerly lived four mile:
southwest of Wellington, died at hel
home near Springdale, Ark, at
O'Clock Friday night of typhoid fever
She Was fifteen years Of age. Tht
body was brought here for burial
and arrived on the Santa Fe Saturday
accompanied by her parents and rela
tives. Funeral services were held al
the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and interment made in Prairie
Lawn cemetery. Mr.. Moore's family
will remain here. Mr.. Moore will re-
turn to Arkansas in a few days tC
bring his household goods and other
effects and the family will again make
their home on the farm southwest oi
the city.
Under the title "a Colorado Sum.
mer," the Santa Fe Route has issued
a sumptuously printed book devoted
to the attractions Of the Rocky Noun.
tain summer resorts, intended, we
understand, for free distribution.
Besides graphic description Of the
more noted localities, the publication
contains special articles on climate,
the mountains, camping, fishing and
shooting, and is embelisted by eighty
half-tone illustrations from special
photographs. A map OF Colorado, a
table Of attitudes, and a full list Of
botels, cottages and boarding houses
and their rates, are included. This
should be an invaluable handbook fOr
all who contemplate summer trip to
that charming region Of lofty altitude,
pure air and cool sunshine.
AClever Trick.
1t certainly looks like it, but there