People's voice., 1898-07-28

7. F. RuSe nf Carroll cOuntv. Mis-.
souri,, is here on business. lie owns a
quarter section Of land III tLis cot nty
and will m'ye Z" if g. F.Drr~v.
The ladies ~ tie Uniied Brethrt n
church will give a dinner in the hall
under tile GAR. hall On August ].
Proc-sl> will 90 for the benefit of u e
church. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. James Dean, who has been
visiting her brother, Elmer Layne,
and sister, Mrs. LYMAN Naugle, for
the past three weeks, returned to her
home in Hayesvile Sunday uight.
AL Russell, Harve COverdale, G. W.
SchwiDn, Will Hastie, John Tegder,
Hud Wightman and Alb Shearman
went 10 the Walnut river Saturday
evening fur few days d>hing trip.
Will Sullivan, who is with the Wei.
lington volunteers at Lhickamauga,
has sent his parents picture Of him
self and three Others, taken on the
highest point On Lookout mountain.
A. NJ. Harrison, Sun in-law Of w. B.
Tracey, arrived from Butte City,
Mont, Tuesday on visit. His wife
has been here for several months. He
will return to Montana in few days.
Neat invitations have been sent out
announcing the golden wedding ami
versary Of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Long,
to be commemOrated at the First NJ.
E. church, this city, Monday, August
Is, from to 10 pm.
Arch ROup has accepted a position
as dry goods salesman for Richardson
& Co, He will commence work Au.
gust |. Arch has had eight years.
experience in this lines OF work, and is
a tlrst.class salesman.
Mart Heckerman, manager Of the
shoe department Of the Racket, will
resign his position August l, to accept
position with Jacob Engle. Mr..
Heckerman's place will be filled By a
man from Guthrie, OF.
Mrs. Samuel Arnett of Belle Plaine,
was in the city Friday night visiting
friends. She went to Medford on the
s)uthbOund Rock Island next morning
TO visit for awhile with her son,
Frank Arnett Of that place.
The Miexsell residence property on
North F street, occupied by Judge j.
A. Ray, has been sold, but the ident.
ity Of the buyer is in doubt. Suspic-
ion rests upon three young men who
are preparing to get married.
The work Of painting the NJ. E.
church has been completed. The
church presents quite an improved
appearance. improvements to the
extent of five or six hundred dollars
are being made to the church.
John Bennett of Portland, and
Flora E. Pelham OF this city, were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents in the Fourth
ward Wednesday at 11:3O o'clock by
W. E. Cox, justice of the peace.
Late real estate transfers: L. N.
Butts has bought of c. F. Hubert
lots aud in block 2, South addition
to the city Of Caldwell, for sl25. e.
Joseph Bobeck has purchased of A. N.
Wilson quarter section of land near
Caldwell for $500.
A fire alarm from the gas works was
turned In at 10 O'cl Ick Monday morn.
ing. Sparks from one of the genera.
tors ignited the woodwork OF the
cupOla, doing about $40 worth OF
damages before the fire department
could arrive and put it out.
VIM. b, Kniseley, of Downs town
ship was 10 the city Saturday, having
bills printed for a public sale on
Saturday, August 6. He will sell all
his implements, stock, household
goods, ETC., and will move east. lie
lives two miles west of Perth.
Mrs. ]. F. Hart returned from Erie
Monday morningwhere she had been In
attendance at the bedside Of her uncle,
VIM. Marsh. Mr.. Marsh died on the
10Th inst, aged So years, being buried
on his birthday. His death was
caused by a wound received In the
war.
Frank Bailey, an employe of the
mills at Caldwell, was dangerously in
jured Tuesday morning. His cloth
ing caught in a rapidly revolving
wheel and he was choked nearly to
death. His arm was broken 10 three
places and he was bruised 10 consid-
erably.
The Parkhurst.Davis wholesale
grocery company of Topeka, will be-
gin moving in their goods for the
establishment of branch house here
this week. f. Fl. Teal, the local rep