People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-11

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ter, Mrs. John L. Sgarr.
Mrs. Sam Smith and mother, Mrs.
Tom Hicks Wright, Of Belle PLANE,
were in the city Tu, sday.
Lichtenberger'S cafe is being moved
this week into the first room south Ct
the present location.
W. G. HOlliDgsvOrth has bought a
farm near Oxford Of Wm. E. Swentzel
for $1,000.
W. S. Yeager, county clerk Of RuO
county, was here Tuesday on business
with County Clerk W. E. Wood,
The final settlement Of Tom Hicks
Wright, administrator f the estate
OF Jas, Wright, will be made in pro.
bate court the l2th inst.
Glenn Spruance, DR.. W. NJ. Martin,
J. Z. Davis and 7. Z. Purdy went to
Topeka Monday to attend the *.
I. grand commaudery.
Frank Henderson has the offer of
an appointment TO position at the
state penitentiary, but has not made
up his mind to accept it.
"Hiney" Glamann has bought lots
q aud %, block 1, L. K. Myers add.
ton to Wellington, OF Thos, E. Cotton
for S55.
, Charlie Hoffman of Salt Lake City,
Utah, spent Tuesday in the city
with friends. He is on his way home
from Jefferson, OF.
Rev. D. II. ScdrrOw went to topeka
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of the
state association Of Congregational
churches.
Conductor Garfield, Brakeman IT.
land, and Engineer Bob Boswell and
his fireman, have returned from trip
west with tie Santa Fe special con.
tanning SOne of the head officials of
the road.
There is said to be a movement on
foot among the temperance people to
have Harry L. Woods appointed
assistant attorney general for We!-
lingtOn.
John Kicks of Christian county,
Illinois, has decided his residence
property on North B street, Yelling
ton, to his daughter, Mrs. II. L
Buttrey, for 1850.
NJ. Frances Miller has been ap-
pointed Administrative Of the estate
OF Christian B. Miller, deceased. G.
W. Clevenger, Chas. CCzad and D. N.
SayerS have been appointed apprais-
ers.
Senator Mouse" the tramp who was
arrested last week for refusing to work
out his POLL tax, skipped Tuesday
morning while being compelled to
work on the streets. There is no re-
ward offered for his capture, bat
should he return he will be rearrested
and put on bread and water diet
the city jail.
A cyclone visited Chickasha, the
first Rock Island division south Of
Caldwell, Saturday afternoon, aud
wrecked the business section OF the
town. Fourteen persons are known
to be injured and probably several are
killed. Storms are reported at Ana.
darkO and Okarchee.
Miss Maude Price, instructor in
English literature, resigned her posi-
ton before the board of trustees of
the County High school Saturday.
Miss Pauline Lewelling, daughter Of
ex- Governor Lewelling, of Wichita,
was elected to succeed her at a salary
OF $40 per month, $40 less than the
salary Miss Price received. She is at
present connected with the literary
department Of the Arkansas City
High school. Prof. P. 6. Devaughn's
salary was increased from $50 to So
and Miss Harriet Louise Georges
salary Was raised from So to $40.
Miss Price has been connected with
the Sumner County High school since
its establishment, and was considered
one Of the most valuable members Of
the faculty, She resigned in order tC
attend the Chicago university. She
attempted To resign last year, but tbe
board prevailed upon her to teach an,
other term before doing so.
They Want TO Buy.
Raleigh Jones Il Co. will buy al
your hay, millet ard bright cair
AID haul it themselves, CT bail it fol
you, or haul it for you. They AWAY.
pay the highest prices, and hail anG
haul the cheapest. Highest market
price paid for oats, kaffir corn anC
baled hay. Raleigh Jones & Co.
Fast Tincoln Avenue Wallinrtoo