People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-08-25


Ok'an'ml who are d~>,'Uus Of joining
Che "x1ursiou 10 hutUcky Septem-
DER ..
JAMES Lawr"n"'', arG &. E. fitch.
cocks rIws are SICK with Texas
fever. Judge'llerrick's COW is thought
TO BE getting well. G.. Z. Briyht's
COW * very Slch.
}. D. Houston Of Wichita, an elo.
quent KentGck, LAWYER. formerly of
Paris, Ky, has been secured to address
the hdnsas aud X .n;ucay association
picnic September.
Frank L. Mccarthy. a 9-year.old
loy OF Caldwell, was .rird in probate
court Tuesday nu rt.,ile of incor-
rlglblIity, and trdp;ed sent to the re-.
form school at Tu,rka.
David McClimaus and wife OF De.
Witt county, Illinois, who have been
here Visiting tho family Of D. Hayens
and }. 5. Piatt, lift Monday night for
Colorado on pleasure trip.
Miss Anna Price, who has been Wis
ltlng the family nf her uncle. Rev.
II
Samuel Price, for week past, left
over the Rick Island Tuesday for
her hon IN salt Lake City, Utah.
Real estate transactions: R. W.
Stephenson has bought of Mary
Myers lot % in block As, original town
OF wellington. Lucy J. Archer has
bought lot i'll COrbin of j. :. Sum.
mers for $50.
Rev. Alva Livingston OF Butler
county, a recently ordained minister.
arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the camp meeting. He is an
old friend and neighbor of W. D.
Frantz OF this city.
Mack Hetrick, a ll.months old boy
living northwest Of Wellington. died
Tuesday morning of cholera iDfap-
tum. The funeral was held this after.
noon and iDterment made In the
Porter cemetery.
The latest Republican convert Is a
fellow by the name OF Mcintyre. at
Arkansas City, who was once Demo.
crat b1t who left the party and went
to the Republicans about ten years
ago.-Advocate and News.
The city was in almost total dark.
ness for awhile Tuesday night. Even
the Welsbach gas burners failed 10
give much more light than candle.
The city feels the need of better light,
as well as better water, every day,
Pat Coney, Of Topeka, who has
always been prominent Republican,
states that his name appears on the
Republican list Of campaign oratorsl
without his consent, as he don't pro-
pose to make any OF that kind of
speeches this year.-TOpeka Advc-
cate.
A crowd Of young people went
down to Drury Thursday night to
camp out and enjoy outdoor life for a
week. Those composing the party are:
MesSrs. and Mesdames Henry and
August G amann, Misses Anna Gla.
mann, Lela Baker, Mabel Woodcock,
Messrs. Claude Whitfield and Chris
Glamaun.
Bonnie Wiley OF Belle PLANE, can.
didate for district clerk, is in the city
today. The JOURNAL was mistaken
yesterday in saying that he was the
plaintiff 10 the damage suit with the
Santa Fe. Geo. Wiley, a brother OF
Bonnie, is the plaintiff. Bonnie is a
cripple, the result OF horse falling
on him a few years ago.
Frank Snyder received a short note
from his half brother, James Wagon.
er' from Wichita Tuesday, annOunc.
Ing his marriage to Miss Lynda Bras.
neld at 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
They will probably so to Kansas City
to live. Mr.. Wapgoner has many
friends In Wellington who congratu.
late him and wish :he newly married
couple much welded bliss,
L. ). Chambers, editor of the Black.
well, ., T., Sun, is in the city today.
de and his wife came up to Rome to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Chambers
father, c. 5. Rshe, the old gentle.
man who was killed Saturday In a
runaway. Mr.. Chambers will 20 to
ri Reno tonight to look on at the
Republican convention. His wife will
visit awhile near ROme.-Journal. %.
Clara f. Holmes versus John Fl.
Holmes, was the title of a divorce suit
lied in district court Tuesday. The
parties live at Caldwell. They were
married at Clay Center April 10, 1893.
The plaintiff charges the defendant
with habitual drunkenness, extreme
cruelty and non-support. He took
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