People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-23
LOCAL EVENTS.

CiuJ NSSANJ'
Elmer Mickey Of Perth, was in the
city Wednesday.
.S.Brown of Conway Springs, was
in the city Wednesday.
W.. Num- of Mayfeld, transacted
business in the city yesterday.
Prof. A. D. Noel of Zyba, was trans
acting business ia the city Wednesday.
W. H. Poovoy Of Oxford, was trans
acting busines; in the city Tuesday.
See our line of parlCr lamps with
COLO crown they are the latest.-Wyatt
Bros.
The EtDa mills are closed down for
"a few days, undergoing some needed
{ repairs.
We have lamps, both for the rich
and poor. Get our prices before you
buy.-Wgatt Bros
Ifyou want any thiug in the Queens
ware line. Don't fai! to look through
our stock.-Wyatt Bros.
The gold crown adds fully % per
cent to the looks Of a lamp. Don't
fail to see tuem at WYATT Bros.
Frank Moore came down from Kan
sas City Wednesday to spend Christ
mas with his narents near River iale'
Representative H. F. Harbaugh
went TO Topeka Tuesday morning to
attend the extra session Of the leglSla-
ture.
A game of football has been ar.
ranged for next Monday between the
ChillOccO Indian school students and
I the Wellington eleven.
The Mary Anderson property on
North A street has oeen sold to Ira
r Reeme of the Kramer Milling Co.
The consideration was $50.
Horace H. Hitchcock and wife have
returned from visit to relatives in
Oklahoma, and went to Zyba Tuesday
morning tc visit Hiram Hitchcock
\ Ms, D. c. Young, daughter Of Rev
: AID Mrs. s. Price, arrived from
Springfield, Mo, Wednesday mcrning
to visit few days with her parents
John Thralls, who has been visiting
he family Of his brother, j. NJ
ThrallS, here for the past two weeks
returned to his home in Lawrence
Wednesday
Probste Judge Doubleday Tuesday
united in marriage Fred Thomas. o.
'Geuda Springs, ard Miss Nattje No
tesllue, of Oxford, at his Office in tn,
court house.
Miss Olive Splitter came in from
Mexico, No. #elte-day, where ST.,
i, atteodtng school, % spend the holi
Gays with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
5. W, Splitter
The suit Of J y Demory agaias
THE NJ & *. Telephone Co. FIR injur,
TO Dem0ri $ horse las 1ccn settled b,
the company pnyiag Damory $l25 auC
costs of the suit.
Lanta johnson and daughter, Mis-
'Clrda of Medford, who have beel
visiting relatives mere for few days
Aeft Wednesday morning for low
to visit during the wuter.
Henry Shore, charged with stealing
A. l.. Blrner'S horse, was release,
from custOday Wednesday, there no
being enough evidence to hold hin
on the charge of horse stealing.
Lyman Naugle returned from To
peka Wednesday night and returned
next morning, accom- panied by his sol
( Roy who has been appointed to tb
\ position Of page during the specia
session of the legislature.
See our line of china, lamps, waite
sets, fancy dishes; don't fail to see thv
gold crown, it is big Improvement
adds vers much to the looks of lamp
We are the only house in the cit,
that have the gold crown attachment
Wyatt Bros.
Sumner ChaHler, Royal Arch Ma
sons, elected off :ers Monday night a
follows; o. Smith, HIP; F. A. Ans
den, king; ChgS. Weddle, scribe: c. E
Flandro, secretary; Ed Hayes, treas
urer. Installation will he held will
the Blue Lodge The irst OF next week
The funeral CT Harrison Summers
the coored man who died Tuesday
morning, was held from the cooreC
NJ. E. church at , O'clock WEDNESDAY
afteFnOoa. conducted by Rev. Watson
colortd munster from Winfield Th,
remains were intetreliu Prairie Law
cemetery.
The Christian churches Of tht
Seventh district Of Kansas vii meet
Il in annual cOnventinn at Anthem,