People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-11-03

Hnd only HOODS
worth SO so. Fetters won on the
shootoff. For the fourth prize, a tap
eStry table cover worth SO, Dave Mil
Ter of Oxford, Al Russell and Len
lofty of Wellington, tied on a score
of IL. The shOOtoff proved to be one
OF the most interesting features OF the
day. lofty missed the second shot in
the shOOtoff. Russell missed the ff-
teenth shot, and Miller hit them all,
making a clean score Of Is, equal to
the score that won the first prize.
Other scores were: D. W. Cooley of
Oxford, 10; ], c. Fairclo of Arkansas
City, 10; J. W. Haughey, 10; DR.. F. G.
Emerson, 9; Harve Coverdale, 8; J. R.
Heskett, 7; DR.. W. NJ. Martin, 3:
Ralph Allen, 2.
In the fifth event, fifteen single
targets, Joe Fetters of Wellington,
aud W. E, Jackson of Wichita, tied
on score of IA for the first prize, a
mutton leg gun case worth So. They
settled it between themselves. For
the second prize, a center table worth
So, T. E. Swartz of Coffeyville, Dave
Miller of Oxford, Harve Coverdale Of
wellington, and f. W. Galliof Greene
township, tied on score of 10.
Swartz wen in the shoOtoff. Dan
Miller of Oxford, won the third prize,
a pipe worth s., on a score OF u.
Charlie Williams of Wichita, ]. c..
FairclO of Arkansas City, Will Savage
and Al Russell of Wellington, tied on
a score Of IL for the fourth prize, a
hunting coat worth 81. Williams
won 10 the shootoff. Other scores
were: Len Totty, 10; J. P. Winner Of
Greene township, 10; Jake Martin, 10:
J. Il. Heskett, 10; DR.. f. G.. Emer-
son, 9; Will Lichtenberger, s; John
Haughey, s.
In the sixth event, there were if
teen entries. T. Z. Swartz of Coffey-
vile, j. c. Fairclo of Arkansas City,
and DR.. f. G, Emerson and Len Totty
OF Wellington, tied on a score of Is for
the first prize, chamber set worth
sl2. FairclO won in the shootoff. j.
W. Haughey, Russell, Harve Cover.
dale and Joe Fetters, all OF yelling
ton, tied on II for the second prize, a
sole leather shell case for 300 shells,
worth IS. Haughey won 10 the shoot
of. The third prize, bicycle goods or
work to the amount Of S., was won by
D.B. Miller of Oxford on IL. For the
fourth prize, S. worth of cigars, D. B.
Miller Of Oxford, and Will Savage OF
Wellington, tied on a score of le
Savage won on the shootoff. Other
scores were: ]. P. Winner, ~. R.
Htskett, 9; Ralph Allen, 5.
Seventh event, fifteen single tar.
gets-Billy Jordan of Greene town.
ship, won the first prize, lap robe
worth So, on score of IA. d. b. Mil
Ter Of Oxford, Len TOtty and ]. R.
Heskett of Wellington, tied on score
Of IL for the second prize, fruit bowl
worth s.. Heskett won. d. o. Miller
of Oxford, DR.. Emerson, Wellington,
7. Z. Swartz Of COffeyville, Joe Fet-
tiers and Will Savage of Wellington,
tied on score OF II for the third
prize, American Field" worth 81.
Miller took it. For the fourth prize,
a hunting coat worth 81, AL Russell
OF Wellington and ]. C. Fairclo OF
Arkansas City, tied on score of 9.
Russell won.
Eighth event, fifteen single tar.
gets-FOr the first prize, fine steel
fishing rod, with reel, worth 1920, D.
0. Miller of Oxford, T. E. Swartz Of
Cofieyville, DR.. F. G. Emerson and
VIII Savage Of Wellington, tied 90 a |
score of IA. Swartz won on the shoot
of. Fred POmeroy won the second |
prize, a sole leather shell case for 200 |
shells, worth Sc, on a score Of 13. D. |
b. Miller Of Oxford, Al Russell of |
Wellington, and Billy Jordan of
Greene township, tied on a score OF
Il for the third prize, set OF glass.
ware worm 80. Russell won on the |
shOototf. D. W. Cooley of Oxford, ].
.. Fairclo of Arkansas City, ]. P.
Winner of Greene township, and Joe
Fetters, j. R. Heskett, Len Totty and T
Al Brumley of Wellington, tied on a
score OF IL for the fourth prize, a
Lansing cleaning rod, with cleaner,
worth 1925. Fetters won.
Ninth event, fifteen single targets,
substituted for ten live birds-J. r.
Heskett Of Wellington, won first
prize, ane clock worth SIS, on a
lean score OF Is. For the second
prize, sole leather gun case worth