People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-25

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Miss Ada Robinson returned to
Kingflsher, OF, Monday, after an
extended visit 10 the city with her
parents, Mr. az! Mrs. j. c. Robinson.
Mrs. Carr of Riverdale. no her Of
Miss btrlhl Da- III ,.n We l,.t-",.
public &c n"ls. spent Mo"dar il The
city with her uaushter aud Mrs. "
j. Carson.
!. Y. T y,o", sHn lived in SUM o.
cuuniV * "'h ,r.rs ago, is her" IN
Sau francisco getting up COLONY u
KanSans to go to Cooks Inlet, Al.,,.,
to engage in farming.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of Whitman,
and her son-ln.law, B. W. Evers of
Cayuga, Ind, spent Sunday in Well
ington, the guests of Mrs. Martins
son, Chas. f. Martin, and wife.
Al Russell has the most musical and
penetrating voice of any man in Well
ington. When he calls the trains in
the Arlington hotel lobby, he can be
heard block distant with ease.
L. R. Hiatt, who is known by a
number of Wellington people, was
found dead on the prairie in Kay
county, Oklahoma, near Kildare,
Monday. Foul play is suspected.
The physicians and surgeons Of the
Chicago Curative Institute, treat chronic
and special diseases. Cure guaranteed.
Consultation free at Wellington, Tues
day, May 80, 1899. Arlington, one day
only.
Rev. l. F. Hodge of ArgOnia, was in
the city Monday. He says there is
likely to be trouble at Argonia over
the joint opened there last week by
doc" Tarbill, and hints at tar and
feathers for him.
A new walk is being built on the
south side Of block 81. Cement is be-
ing laid in front of Amsden's office.
The rest of the walk to Main street
is to be built Of vitrified brick. The
CURLING will be of cement.
Mrs. 7. E. Grandy of Pontiac, H.,
who has been spending the winter
10 Wellington with the family of A.
A. Richardson, left over the Rock
Island Monday morning for her
home, very much improved.
q. E. Dadisman and family OF Mul-
vane came down Saturday evening to
visit Mrs. Dddisman's sisters, Mrs. S.
J. Waugh and Mrs. Geo. b. Dean.
Mr.. DIdisman returned Monday
evening. Mrs. Dadisman aud chill.
dren will remain here a few days.
Ed Nelson add Louis Brown, two
negroes charged with breaking into a
Rock Island box Car Caldwell a
week or ten days ago, were given e
preliminary hearing before Justice of
the Peace o. Beeson at Caldwell Sat-
urday, and bound over to await the
action of the district court. Both
are 10 Jail.
Ex' Mayor W. R. Savage OF yelling.
ton and Tom Richardson of Houston,
Texas, are on the program for
speeches at the Trans Mississippi
convention which meets at Wichita
May 81 and June J., 2 and 3. The ex.
mayor will speak upon the subject o.
Expansion" Savage is a woody ex
pansionist.
Mrs. Charlie Adams, living on Ssutl
+ street, was stricken with paralysis
Saturday, her right side being affect
ed. Her husband was paralyzed las
fall, but has partially recovered
/. They are very old people, and hav,
just returned from an extended visi
+ to son living in the northwest par
e Of the county.
MERRILL Sullivan. six years Of age
son Of ". B. Sullivan, living nea
h Mulvane, died Monday night of spins
e meningitis after an illness OF severa
!, weeks. The deceased was a grandso
OF r. A. Anderson OF Wellington
The funeral occurred Tuesday aftel
h noon and burial was made 10 th
e Porter cemetery 10 London TOWNSHIP
Geo. W. Abel Of Perth, was her
d Monday on his return from Grenada
n Miss, where he had been buyin
e cattle. John Mickey, who accom-
panied him, went from Grenada {
. Louisville with train of cattle, an
= Is expected home in a few days. Nj
= Abel brought nine cars OF cattl
= himself as far as Wagner, 1T.
- nJames Dorsey, of Hunnewell, was i
!, town Saturday. Mr.. Dorsey was on
: OF the few who witnessed the shoot
" ing OF the notorious Bill Nuttinp O