People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-02
LOCAL EVENTS.

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his home near Portland.
VIM. Dugan was up from Corbin
Tuesday paying his taxes.
Judge j T. Herrick returned Sun
day from St. Paul, MINI.
A. A. Rucker, the Mulyane miller,
was here Tuesday paying his taxes.
W. NJ. Copeland and family spent
Sunday and Monday at their old home
in Oxford
If your eyes bother you in any way,
see Profs. Smith and Griffiths at Dr.
Campbell's store room.
j. R. Burks Of MilbroOk, ILL.,, is visit.
ing his brother, W. H. Burks of the
Security State bank.
Aryilla MelOy has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of the
late David R. Meloy.
Do not neglect, if your eyes are not
in good order, to see DrS. Smith and
Griffiths at DR.. Campbells store room.
A. NJ. Harrison of Pony, Mont, SON.
ln-law Of W. B. Tracey Of this city,
broke his leg last week while handling
ore.
NJ. L. Hamilton, owner Of 400 acres
OF wheat in Eden township, Is here
from Conway Springs today paying
his taxes.
Mrs. R. j. Brown Of Decatur, Ill.,, |
has bought sS5, 900 worth of Kansas
land, which the Decatur Times says
Is located near Wichita.
Geo. Christie, charged with de-
frauding the Wellington National |
bank. was bound over to the district |
court last week in the sum of $500.
The new railroad south of Hume |
well was finished to Braman Tuesday |
night just IN time to secure the So, 900 |
bonus made up by the people there.
A Christian church was organized |
at Ashton Sunday by Revs. Adcock |
and Adams, who had been holding |
revival services in that neighborhood. |
Clifton Black left Monday for
GreencaStle, Ind, to spend the sum |
mer with relatives. Mr.. Black accom-
panied him as far as Wichita, return
log Mon lay night.
Al Gaman was released from iail |
Saturday. He put up $50 for the costs
in his case, but hopes to have the |
county commissioners remit them,
together with his fine.
Joseph POtucek Tuesday closed a |
deal wherby he Is now the owner OF
the Amelia Meyer farm In Walton
township, southwest quarter section
5, The consideration was 1850.
Joe Maddy,sOn OF W. H. Maddy, was
bruised up somewhat by being run
over BY buggy driven by Miss Stella |
Newton Monday night. The accident |
happened On Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l. Jackson arrived |
from Arkansas City Sunday. Mrs.
Jackson will remain with friends here
while Mr.. Jackson makes a trip into
Oklahoma. They have left Arkansas
City.
Rev, H, A. Doughty preached a
very interesting memorial sermon in
honor Of the late Miss Lucy Eaton,
Sunday setting forth her life work
In the Interest Of christianity and
mankind.
Rev. Alfred Gilmore OF COvington,
Ind, editor Of the Gospel Echo, unit.
ed in marriage L. A. Anderson Of Riv.
erdale, son Of R. A. Andersen OF this
city, and Miss Jessie Demuth Of Riv.
erdale, Sunday.
Mrs. Regina Hayes, sister Of Gov
ernOr Leedy, and a cousin Of C. A.
Gambrill, arrived In the city Tuesday
evening from her home in Kansas
City, Kas., to visit awhile with Mr..
Gambrill and family.
Captain Clark Of the battleship
Oregon, is married to sister Of Sam
WoOdson of Caldwell. There Is no
use talking. Kansas is bound to get
next to the people who are making
hlst0ry.-K. z. Times.
Merton 5. Kimball, formerly Of Ok
ford, came over Tuesday morning aud
spent the day visiting friends. He
will 20 to Tonganoxle, Kss., on a
short visit with his parents, before
going to New Orleans, La, to reside.
Rev. A. o. Ebright Of the MethO-
dist church, delivered the &c. AR.
Memorial sermon at the Me. church
Sunday afternoon. The GAR. and
W.R.C. attended the services In a
body. The attendance at the church
was large. Rev. Ebright's sermon