People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-11-09

Frank A. Hamblin, son OF NJ. K.
Hamblin, arrived in Wellington Mon.
day from Galesburg, ILL.,, to make
his home here. Mrs. Hamblin is
teacher in the Wellington city
schools.
J. A. Miller, a member Of the late
Twentieth Kansas regiment, was in
town Tuesday. Miller is a printer,
and says his home is in Cleveland, o.
He enlisted at Topeka. Miller claims
that he Was shot in the mouth in the
Philippines, the ball coming out in
his neck.
There is new Oklahoma railroad
rumOr: that the Rock Island will
build only to Billings on It's Enid
eastern extension. and that at Bill
lings the TOnkawa branch Of the
Santa Fe will join the Rock Island
road, and from HuDnewell to Enid
the line resulting will be operated
jointly by the two roads.
Mrs. Glenn Cannon Of Los Angeles,
CAL, is in the city spending q few
days with Miss Maggie Walton and
other friends. She was formerly Miss
Vic Clark Of Wichita, and has been
in Wichita several months visiting
her relatives.
FredNaugle was Wellington Mon.
day on his way to his father-in.law's
in Oklahoma, from San Jose, Cal. The
paper he intended working on out
there failed to start, and he is looking
for position, Mrs. Naugle and the
babies are in Oklahoma, where they
have been since leaving Wellington
several weeks ago.
We nave just received at Deans
Big Shoe Store, the largest and finest
assortment in Sumner county, of
Mems, Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
fine shoes, at prices that defy compe-
tition, Call and see them, Our
school shoes are unexcelled by any.
A school bag free with each pair.
See our Mems Dress Shoes as low as
81 per pair.-GeO. B. Dean.
Judge Mcbride Monday granted
Joseph Oswaed a divorce from his
wife, Barbara Oswaed, on the ground
that the defendant had another bus.
band living, from whom she had not
been divorced. Oswaed married her
In Wichita in February, 1896, and
claims he discovered that his wife had
another husband last month, when he
left her.
Secretary Harve COverdale of the
Wellington Gun club, has received
word that the Oklahoma City and
gun clubs will attend the
tournament this week. He also re-
'eived word from Oxford that twenty
i've from that city would attend. The
outlook is exceedingly fattering for
me OF the most successful tourna.
nents ever held in Kansas.
Geo. A. Harbaugh and bride of
Alva, OF were in the city Monday IN
heir way to Portland to visit the
brother, Ex-Representative
F. Harbaugh. Mr.. Harbaugh met
hem here. The bride was formerly
liss Mary Devin of Wellington. Her
,arenis now live at Muskogee, 1T.
DR., and Mrs. Harbaugh are 90 their
Tay to their new home in Alva.
Joe Thralls' horse ran away from
ne union depot Tuesday, but no
amage was done. Mr.. Thralls drove
o the depot, and left the horse stand
ng north of the depot while he went
inside. The horse became frightened
nd ran north on Jefferson avenue to
lincoln avenue, aud then to the
'armers bank corner where it was
aught by Marshal Shaver, who
rove it back to the depot.
Mrs, Julia F. V. Harris returned
aturday from Topeka, where she at
ended the reception to the Twentieth
-ansas. She also visited Kansas City
'hile away, and investigated the
hargeS said to have been brought
gainst the Ancient Order of Pyra-
lids lodge. Size says she found the
cad officers Of the order in no vay
'Orried in regard to the outcome of
heir affairs, and that the Pyramids
re 10 good condition, their receipts
)r the month of October exceeding
ny previous month since the order
as organized. L
Councilman Elmer Layue made {
mother kick to the council last night
bout the condition of the walk in >
ont Of the lets just north of the old 6
ty building, This is one of the most ,
angerOus walks in the city, and is on
lain street, right in the business
'ctton OF town. Should a damage q
lit rise 0vnp hot niaoo of v,,.1l ~