People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-01

Rock l,Iand vest rday morning loi
Omaha 10 attend the exposition.
Mrs. E P Hatfield aud two child
rem htre rrivei tom Fort Scott T.
reside. Hnr husband is employed
A. Crafts. They occupy tho liolcou
property.
A well known ina p'3u!ar y"un,
man living il the FUR ward. and
charming r,nfih ward girl will be
married ~ NIX or 81. Cards VIII
be out shortly.
The Wlchita Eng SAYS hat Earl
Evans and the twH other v"nag
who were injured in stabbing ARRAY
last week, are yelling along NIGEL!
and will recover.
Misses Daisy and Fannie Chastain'
returned 70 their home in lola Tuesday
night, after sey-fa
visit in the city VITA VI 49,
and Wayne noge.
Frank Miexsell's familiar form and
smiling face are seen "rn'Ed III
counters of Richardson & Co.'S. dry
goods store again. lie Is as'IHi -.
during the reunion.
| Sam Waugh is down from Derby to
day. He will return tonight and
bring his wife here tomorrow to re
side. Mr.. Waugh will begin working
for Geo. B. Dean tomorrow.
Thirty.one Sac and Fox Indians
went through the city on the north
bound Rock Island Tuesday morning
for Omaha. They will constitute an
attraction at the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCauley left
Tuesday for their home In Wood
ford county, Illinois, after pleasant
visit in the city with the families OF
W. A. Rem and W. D. Frantz.
The local I.O.O.F. lodge has re-
ceived a $500 government 3 per cent
bond, subscribed for under the recent
popular bend issue. The lodge sub
scribed for two bonds and secured one
Harold Herrick was fined s7.75 In
police cOurtTuesday afternoon for fast
} riding. He was racing horse Monday
] night against a bicycle. The bicycles
is unknown and has not been arrested
d John Brynden Of Eureka, member
Of the state live stock sanitary com
mission, was iD the city Tuesday en-
I trying to trace the load Of steers tina
brought the Texas fever into thi
country.
e ]. W. Anderson, the auctiCneer
: was in the city Tuesday. He hal
been out to James Rissel's crying
: public sale. Rissels stock and good
Q sold well. There was a good crow
present. Mr.. RiSsel will move
" Wellington.
d The remains OF Martin Snyder wer
taken up and shipped to Dorr, Mich
# Tuesday. The deceased's guardia
Il ordered the change in interme1
place. The fOOtpad who killed Snydt
will probably never be caught. n
trace of him has ever been secured.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Naugle an
,r baby returned last night from a thrt
IN weeks visit at Chicago, IndianapOl
il and other points In Indiana. NJ
Naugle was in attendance at I'll
Supreme Lodge session Of the Knigh
~ Of Pythias while 10 Indianapolis.
,e- 1t has been suggested that u
Sumner County Veterans associate
20 set apart one day Of the reunion I
T.. the depoSitors OF the First and Sur
no ner National banks and the ArgOn
State bank to hold jubilee, and tn
= Barney Sheridan address them. '
:, will guarantee that the thing will
-. bowling success.
Asa NJ, Black returned from Gree
ser castle, Ind, Tuesday, accompani
"a by his son, Clifton, who had been v
IS iting there for several weeks. y
Black says the dust in Kansas is moi
20, ing compared with the dust in IllinO
,ho Life on the train was almost unbe
=. able because OF the dust. The &C
crop in Illinois is light. The crop
Missouri is good.
lil- :,
-. An old soldier az Medford, o.
ou named Albert B. Boone is advertise
In exchanges for wife, He was
DO Gently divorced, but promises to 81
la by the next woman. He draws p
-, sion Of $50 per month and owns a
farm and steam thresher. He
IS years Of age and considerably So
-. Here is a chance for some yelling
~ old girl.
Take dose Cf Prickly Ash Bit
. a at night when you 90 to bed and
IN. will feel bright and vigorous n
,e,- morning. 1t will insure you a copi