People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-11-10
LOCAL EVENTS.

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H. Pauls of Mayfeld, was in the
city Monday on business.
Mrs. E. j. Lang left Wednesday eve
ming for Burlington, Kas., tOvisit her
relatives.
Ten thousand turkeys wanted for
Thanksgiving before the Goth. Price
6 cenUs.-J. NJ. Mckee.
For sALE-A trStClaSs j.year old
mare. Will make an excellent single
driver. Inquire at this Office.
Engineer Charlie Weddle is able to
be out after weeks sickness. He is
now suffering with spralned ankle.
Rev. Clarence Pile arrived from
Des MOineS, Ia, Tuesday, called by
the sickness Of MS brother, Shelby
Pile.
Walter Taylor returned from Kan
saS City Tuesday. He was mustered
Out Of the Third Missouri regiment
Monday.
Mrs, Ed Philippi returned to her
home near Milan Tuesday, after
a pleasant visit with her mother,
Mrs. E. NOfsinger.
Mrs. Lille Bradbridge, nee Lille
Burris, Of Parsons, is iD The city Wis.
iting Miss Cora Beaton and other
Wellington friends.
Benjamin Missildine and Miss Fan
ME Thomas, both Of Oxford, were
united in marriage by Probate Judge
Doubleday yesterday.
The Wellington members Of the
Twenty. first Kansas volunteers left
over the Santa Fe wednesday lOl
LeavenwOrth, for muster out.
Mrs. Jennie B. Simmons of Mon.
mouth, ILL.,, formerly of Wellington
is here on a visit to friends and look
ing after real estate interests.
Sheriff Heskett took COOlbaugh ant
Troy, the two burglars who robbed
Harry Shapcott's general merchandiS
store at Riyerdale, to the Lansing
peniJentiary Wednesday morning.
Cards are out Announcing the ap
preaching marriage of Emmett Z
Winner to Miss Adella Call of Green
township, to be Solemnized at TIL
home Of the BRIDES parents NOvem
Der l6.
Mrs. A. E. Ellington died at he
home on South Jefferson avenu
Monday morning. Funeral service
were conducted by Rev. D. L. SmitI
at the Christian church Tuesday
Interment was made in Prairie Law
cemetery.
Cards are out announcing the ap
preaching marriage Of Richar
Weaver and Miss Mabel Curtis, I
occur at the home Of the latter'S pal
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Curtis, u
West Lincoln avenue, Wednesday eve
ming, November l6.
The funeral Of Mrs. W. G. Whale
was held from the family residenc
east of Wellington, on Wednesda
morning, conducted by Rev. j. 6
Cunningham, pastor Of the Presbyte
rian church. Interment was made i
Prairie Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. W. G. Whealy died at her HON
east of Wellington, Monday. Th
; funeral was held from the famil
residence yesterday morning at j
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. j. G. Cur
ningham OF this city. Interment va
e made in Prairie Lawn cemetery.
: Mrs. J. NJ. L. Shobe returned to HI
t home in Enid, o. T., on Wednesda.
J.. after a pleasant visit Of two weeks
the city with her sister, Mrs. Nal
ROser. She was accompanied by b.
I niece, Miss Edna ShObe, who wi
i spend her vacation in the TerritOr
e The two and a half year old daugI
|. ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hastie, livir
at the corner or Second and OH
streets, died Wednesday mornir
Ii of diphtheria. The funeral was he
: at 4 O'clock that afternoon. Int
J. ment was made in Prairie Lawn cen
etery.
70 C. G. Shaver received telegra
= from an Arkansas City liverymi
" Tuesday morning, stating that W.
y Lingenfelter's horse and buggy h
5e hpen found. A letter was writ,
Tuesday to Arkansas City, asking
- a description, as it is thought the j
ervman is mistaken. 4
Several members Of the WJmeI
Foreign Missionary society went
Mavfeld on Wednesday, where tn
held meeting that afternoon and T
at night. Those who composed I
nartv were: Mesdames A. Fl. Griff
W. Fl. Maddy. -. Peters Sim
Green, Tom Garland, E. Nnfsing
W R. Savage, and Rev. A. o. Ehrig