People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-09
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plant was sworn 10 oy COuuty HrdIJ.
Officer Martin. ouerltf Heskett MADE
Tie arrest Monday aud brought b.,
ufeuding physician u Wellington
Monday Afternoon Via the Santa te
Weeks paid the fine anu costs auo
returned home ever the Rock Island
He is a specialist aud his hume is IL
California.
Parties were 10 from the nome Oi
VIM. Reeme, living north Of toWn,
Wednesday night, aud repUr ed tha,
one of Mr.. keeme's Children was baG
>calded "Wednesday afternoon. 'ne
extent Of Tue chlId's injur es and tn.
manner IN which the accident la p-
pened could not be learned.
Mr., Hardin Norris, clerk of the dru.
store OF R. shoemaker, Perr,, Ill.,,
says: "a man came into our store IT.
other day and said, L want Il bltt.e
OF that stuff that saves childreu'.
lives. | read Ia the News about it.
The children may get sick when ",
can not get the doctor quick enough.
It's the me1itine you sell for craup. q
lie alluded to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and bought a bottle before
he left the store. For sale by all
druggists.
d. NJ. Adams, the South Haven
weather observer, furnishes us data o.
November wea her is follows: Aver.
age temperature for the month, A q
degrees. Highest temperature, II
degrees, on the Sd. Lowest tempera
ture, 10 degrees. IN the 22d. Average
for wsrmest day, the 4th. 65 degree,
average for coolest day, the Dist, 16 &C
degrees. Rain and snow fell on one
dav: depth, 09l inches, Of which .0S[
inches FOIL in "a consecutive hours.
Mrs. Mary H. Peter, mother of Mrs
Fred Wedekind, di d a. O'Clock yes
teSday mornin1 at the home If hrr
daughter IN West Harvey avenue, of
heart trouble. She had been a suf
fPror for many weeks. The deceased
was 6S wears nf age and member n
the NJ. z. church here. The funeral
will he held at the N. f. church this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock rOnducter
ny Rev. A. 0. Ehright Intermpn
will he made in Prairie Lawn GENE
tprv.
Al Tile regular meeting Of GOO(
Hope Temple, No. 81, kath0one Sis
Jeis " eduesday evening The lOlluNio,
Utiicers were elected lUr the ensulnl
term: MIS-. J. ". Jones, NJ. &c; Mrs
". h. Dvwls, E.S.; MIS-. John Bearu
Ell; Miss cora Bead, Nj; Mrs. d. :
McCufdy, NJ. VI Il. aud U.; MIS-. GeUrg
Conner, NJ. Of f.; Miss Bertha Pryor
F.; Mrs. John Pryor, GOT. Afte
the electlUh Miss Anna kreichma
aud Messrs. q. E DJwls aud ID. S
McCufdy were Initiated into tu
order. At the conclusion Of The lOdg
CEREMONIES "a most elegant and sum-
tuOus banquet was served, which al
enjoyed i'll The greatest sense of til
word.
The football game between We
lingtOn anu Arkansas City Tuesda
afternoon resulted In a score vi 6 W
ia favor OF Arkansas City. MOSse, Jh
captain OF the K. U. team, won til
game for ARKANSAS City. He dl
sumo very effective WORK. AT tn
close of The first half Ut The game, th
score stood 5 " 0 10 favor OF Arkansa
City. ln the last half Of the game
Arkansas City scored touch dow
and kicked the goal. Everett Klr
failed to kick the goal in tue tirst ha
of the game, or the score would hav
resulted In tie. Considering th
fact that the Arkansas City team ra
in professional in the person {
Mosse, the Wellington team feel
proud of their record. All Of til
Wellington players did good worl
A man "from Missouri, Nedawa
county, by Jove, "by the name OF Jor
athan l. Barnard, was here Wednes
day on his way to Aiva, OF, 10 visi
sister. Jonathan showed himself I
be a pure and unadulterated sampl
Of the Missouri backwoods district O
his first trip away from home sine
he was born, sonic fifty years agt
JOhnatban was compelled to renal
10 the city over night in order 20 cate
his train, which left az 1910 a. m
and for fear the dad caste
kears" would slide out ahead Of time
he was at the depot at early sunrise
When he sighted Agent Pnrdy h
delivered himself of the following
"See hyar. young Teller. don't wan
20 git left when them kears come /
and | want youtO come after me whp
MS time 70 90 This is the first rim
I ever rndP on them ',Oooers. and II
\ little bit shakv.n He was tod wit
msnv assuring words that he wnul
not get left. hut not until he wa
seated in The right car did he regal
his natural cOmrosure
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