People's voice., 1898-07-28

revenue law went lntO effect July i.
Certificates made Out since the law
went into effect aud which do not
bear the required revenue stamp, lay
the persons issuing them open to
prosecution.
The rainy season has rtopened in
Kansas this year. A generous rain
began falling at n'ciuck Monday al
ternoon. The corn crops made. What
the Ialmers lost on the wheat by wet
weither. thcv will make on a vood
corn crnp. The rains have come lusr
right for the corn.
Rev. Geo. VI. Reary" n" down from
Wichita Monday. Mr.. Reary ar
rived on the Santa Fe next morning.
Th y Al visit relatives and friends
10 The city for few days and 20 to
Guthrie, o. T, to reside. Rev. Reary
has been called to the pastorate OF the
Congregational church Of that placs.
The Epworth League will. meet at
the NJ. E. church early Oh Friday
morning, where conveyances will be
In waiting, and will proceed 10 Krell'.
grove, north of Oxford, to spend the
day with the Gypsum Joll,ty Grub.
This outing has been decided upon 10
lieu nf the Regular monthly social for
July.
Harvr C"veIdale, Hud Wightman,
AL Russell. JOhu Tcgder, &. W.
Schwinn, viii Hastie aud Ab Shear.
man returned from their fishing trip
at the mouth Of Rock creek IN the
Walnut river, Tuesday. They Sc
cured about 100 pounds OF bass, chan
mel cat and croppie, and report a fine
time.
Mrs. E. W. Morris OF Harmon town.
ship, left last week for BaSalt, Colo,
near Aspen, to spend few weeks
with relatives and friends. She writes
that Mrs. BrunsOn, who accompanied
her as far as Leadville, left the train
In cold rain-So cool and disagree.
able that fires in the cars we're CON-
Portable.
Late real estate transactions: ].
W. Parks has bought OF W. H. Law.
renee l6O acres Of land in Lower
Guelph township for 81, 200. Ida NJ.
Hull has purchased Of W. B. Seymour
lots IL and Il in BLOCK 13, Central
Park addition to the city of yelling.
ton for $780,. j. +. Turner has pur.
chased lot in Ashton for SIS.
Rev. Thos. Penick came in from
Bunceton, Mo-, on Tuesday to visit
old friends and transact business.
When asked If he had come to stay
this time he replied that he wasn't
certain about that and wouldn't posi-
lively say yet. Rev. Penick intends
to make this place his home again
sometime in the future. He is minus
bis beard now and is hardly rscogniz.
able.
Receiver Barney Sheridan Monday
sold the Sumner National bank block
to Thomas B. Brown Of Westchester,
Pa, for $4,000, and is to give posses.
sion Oct. l, next, collecting for the
trust all rents to that date. Mr..
Sheridan also gets free of charge the
rooms now occupied as receivers office
until the business is closed up. This
sale is practically cash, as Mr.. Brown
assumes the $1,000 mortgage on the
property.
j. b. Gano, sheriff of Barber county,
was here Saturday night looking for
a youthful runaway couple. They are
Tom COttrell, aged % years, and Della
Kimball, aged l6 years. They live in
the country near Medicine Lodge.
They attended the Fourth Of July
celebration at Medicine Lodge with
their parents. In the evening the
girl left her parents, saying that Cot
trell would drive her home. That
was the last seen Of either of them.
The report that reached yelling.
ton couple of weeks ago to the effect
that one Of the Dey boys had been
killed and Shelby Pile had been shot
through the lungs during a skirmish
at BaiQuiri, Cuba, has been ascer.
tained to be untrue. Us. Dey re,
ceived letter from one OF his boys
Tuesday, written at Santiago, an
bouncing their safety. The parents
OF the boys have been In suspense re-
garding their welfare, and the letter
received this morning brought most
welcome news.
John Richardson and family, W. S.
Longman and family, Mrs. G. c. Sim
mons, Mrs. Frank Snyder and dangh-
ter, Mrs, W. N. Shirley and two boys,
John Millard and family, Squire
Smith aud family, Mrs. A. G. Haiti.
wanger and two sons, and Robert
Campbell returned Friday night from