People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-29
LOCAL EVENTS.

I LOCAL EVENTS.
JnO.C Chestnut was down from Cicero
Tuesday.
J. W. Votaw was over from Oxford
Tuesday.
Fred Schaurer is suffering with
typhoid fever.
Vim. WycOff was down from Conway
Springs Tuesday.
HI. DJnahue of Portland, was in
the city Tuesday.
Joe Lester Of Belle PLANE, was 10
the city yesterday.
Examine our rocking chairs. Our
prices are right. E. E. Pember. 80
Mrs. Joe Wagner and daughter were
up from South Haven Tuesday.
G. L. Crookham, the South Haven
banker, was in the city Tuesday.
o. W. Fitzgerald and ]. E. Lobdell
were up from Portland yesterday.
Carl Copeland continues to improve
and his recovery is almost assured.
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Do you want to buy house cheap?
Read the want column this week.
Az original widows pension has
been granted to Mary [. Trevitt of
Milan.
There'll be hot time in the old
household if you use one Of Pember's
heaters. 80
Mrs. Chas. Begley, living Oh North
Jefferson avenue, is very sick with
typhoid fever,
S. j. Waugh's ten-year-Old girl has
the diphtheria, and the family has
been Quarantined.
A blizzard is liable to come "any
old day." so buy a Bridge & Beach
heating stove Of E. E. Pember. 50
Jap Summerville has made final
settlement in probate court as admin.
istratOr of the estate of Jackson Jolly,
deceased.
Mrs. Fred L. Naugle and daughter
returned Montay evening from a two
weeks visit with her parents at Edge.
wood, OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marquart Of Os.
born township, left Monday for q
two months visit with relatives In
Wisconsin and Ohio.
The Bridge & Beach cook stove is
the fuel saver. Guaranteed in every
respect. 1t not satisfactory money
refunded. Z. E. Pember. SO
Mrs. r. L. Carrothers and two
children returned last evening from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio and Virginia.
Mrs, S. E. DOwiS returned to her
home in Perth Monday night, after a
pleasant visit in the city with the
family OF her son, Green DOwis.
j. W. James, formerly a resident of
Wellington, was in from the CJwskin
Tuesday. James is father-in.law OF
S. Mann, former Wellington drug
gist.
George r. Osborn Of Nardin, o. t.,
aud Miss Luella Gordon of Hume
well, were united 10 marriage at the
probate judges office Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Thos. Penick and children ar.
rived from Buncetun, Mo-, Tuesday
to reside in Wellington in the future.
They will be welcomed by hosts of
friends.
Webb Franklin arrived in the city
Tuesday from Louisville, KY, on
an extended visit to his parents.
Webb has been sick lately and is look.
ing bad
Diphtheria has appeared in the
family of John F. New, living on
North f street. His l0-year-Old boy
is afflicted with the disease. There
are other suspicious cases in town.
Sam Trew, Cy Price, Theo. Huuse
aod Fred Smith will accompany the
Winfield band to Kansas City next
week to play for the Karnival. They
will 90 to Winfield Sunday morning,
Miss Nellie Harbaugh, one of the
County High school students, LOST a
pocketbook containing about 81 in
money and $50 in confederate bills,
near the business center of town Mon.
day.
Mrs. A. A. Richardson received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death of her nephew, Loren Kirkpat-