People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Farmers headquarters at dinner
time, at Pember'S cafe. II
Work commenced Monday morning
on the new brick platform at the
union depot.
E. S. Gopher Of Peck, who went to
TalOga, OF, week ago after stolen
horse, has succeeded in recovering
his animal,
Try Prickly Ash Bitters as spring
remedy. 1t puriaeS the blood, reg
ulates the system, cures constipation
and digestive disorders. Sold by Ed
Hayes.
j. Y. Grubbs and ]. L. Blackburn of
Pettls county, Missouri, We're 10 the
city Monday, the guests of Emmett
Winner. They are on their way to
Texas and New Mexico.
Bright rich blood nOurishes the
body and maintains strength and
energy. Prickly Ash Bitters is a
marvellous blood purifier and system
regulator. Sold by Ed Hayes.
Capt, j. A. COrbett and Mrs. A. V.
Mcintyre Of this city, were married
at MedfOrd, OF, Saturday. Capt.
COrbett is in the feed business there.
Mrs. Mcintyre went to MedfOrd Sat-
urday morning. They Will reside in
MedfOrd for the present.
The Mayfeld ball nine beat the
Riverdale nine 10 to 3 Saturday. The
game was played at Mayfeid. The
second nine Of Argonia and the sec.
ond nine of Mayfeld engaged in a
contest at the same place Saturday,
resulting in score of Is TO 2 in favor
of Argonia.
All parties wishing to buy lands
belonging to eastern loan companies
will do well by calling on G. J. Still
well in Wellington and getting prices
and terms as he has the agency of a
fine lot of Sumner county farms.
Office with Capt. Gilmore. rear of the
Wellington National bank. tt
Frank Manning, the fellow who
nearly cut his wife to pieces on South
Fourth avenue in order to make her
love him better, plead guilty to as
sault Friday and Judge Dale SEN
fenced him to six months in the
county Jail. Manning's wife did not
want to prosecute him.-Wichita
Star.
The new Christian church at Hun.
newell was dedicated Sunday. Rev
Frank Talmage OF this city, pastor Of
the church, delivered the dedicatory
sermon, assisted by Rev. o. L. Smith
of this place. and District Evangelist
Guy Of Winfield. The services were
largely attended and were quite in
teresting.
The acreage OF wheat planted il
Harmon township, according to the
returns made by VIM. Hatfield, asses
sOr, is 1859 acres; rye, 1879 acres; corn
2,177 acres; oats, $50 acres. Value o.
poultry and eggs, $685.. Amount OF
corn on hand the first OF last month
LILO bushels; wheat, $50 bushels
The population Of Harmon TOWNSHIP
! this year is Asa.
/ In 1888 my wife went east and was
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
ceiyed no relief until she tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Since tina,
time We have never been without it.
We find it gives instant relief in cases
of burns and scalds and is never fail
ing for all rheumatic and neuralgia
pains.-D. c, Brant, Santa Ynez, Cal
For sale by all druggists.
Commissioner ]. F. GCoch says the
Culver family, who created SO much
sympathy in this city week ago on
account Of their destitute appear
and condition, were seen going past
bis farm near Conway Springs a few
days ago. The family were walking
aud pushing their hand carts. They
said they could find no work in Wich-
ita and were on their way back tC
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Owens were
treated to a most pleasant surprise
Saturday night in honor of the ami
versary of the birth of Mrs. Owens
They had been to the K. & L. of f.
lodge and when they returned to
their home on West Fourth street, a
jolly party of friends were awaiting
them silently in their home. The
visitors brought generous supply OF
dainty things to eat and several hours
were spent in social pastimes. The
occasion ID one long to be remembered
by all who participated. There were
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