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


Call around to PomerOy & Ash and
buy a Rambler bicycle.
John Lingenfelter Of South Haven,
was in the city Monday.
Rambler bicycles lead and others
fOllOW.-PomerOy & Ash,
We are selling Rambler bicycles for
$50, caSh.-POmerOy & Ash.
A new line Of beautiful set rings
Just received at F. W. Sellers.
Sarah J. Short has sued her bus
band, VIM. Short, for divorce,
Commissioner ], W. Lockman was up
from South HayenMOnday on business
John Ingle returned Monday
from three days visit to relatives at
Newkirk, OF.
John A. Charles of Roswell, NM,
has shipped 400 heifers TO this place
TO feed this winter,
Barney Sheridan, who never did
anything Of that SORT in his life, be-
lieVes q hedge law unnecessary, X,
G. Star.
Joe Smith Of Oxford, who has been
in Jail here for fighting, was released
upon the order of the mayor of
Oxford.
HIM. Collins returned to his home
in Caldwell Monday. Mrs. Col
Inns remained to visit here a few days
longer.
Judge Mcbride Monday gave W.
R. Savage until December l to ans
wer the petition Of his wife for a
divorce.
The weather bureau is nearly
always wrong; instead Of furries of
snow Tuesday, southern Kansas bask-
ed In sunshine.
You will find the celebrated W. L.
Douglas Shoe for men aud boys at |
Deans Big Shoe Store. Price from
S1.75 to s40O.-Geo. B. Deans.
Robt. BOaz, the Hunnewell jOintist,
was released from Jail monday upon
the order of the county commission.
ers, without the payment Of costs.
Mrs. L. W. DeWolfe, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
G. Patton, for week, returned to
her home in Fort Madison, Ia.
John Porter resigned his position
with the Southern Kansas Mortgage
Co. Saturday night, and went to
Wichita last night to work for Geo.
R. Fultz.
Dispositions were taken Monday IN
suit wherein Joe Johnson, cOlOred,
formerly Of Wellington, is suing his
wife, Bertha Johnson, for divorce at
King1sher OF.
When you want a haircut or a
shave don't forget to call on Teal s.
Leland. They are the best BARRIERS
in the city. Haircut and shave
25c-South Main.
Two ArgOnia boys, named CisSel
and Durham, were arrested Monday
for burglarizing Sappenfeld's store at
Milan. They are in jail awaiting
preliminary hearing.
The farmers of Guelph township
held meeting today at Portland
to organize for protection against
quail hunters. Are quail hunters be.
coming so bad as that?
W, B. Getty will sell at auction at
his residence, four miles south of
Mayheld, on Monday, Nov. 18TH six.
teen head Of cattle, five head Of
horses and some farm machinery.
Mrs. Sheldon Brown Of South
Haven, is in the city today on her ,
way to Horton to join her husband, :
who has recently secured a position In
the Rock Island shops at that place.
G. G. StaytOn will sell at his home ,
three miles west of Mayneld, on !
November 18th, sixty head of mich c
COWS, eight ysarling steers and one i
combined horse; also one pair of
mules.
An application for the release from
Jail Of R. D. Goblin, the Perth jsint-
ist, without the payment Of the costs
in his case, is on file before the county
commissioners, accompanied by re.
monItrance. e
Harry Myers, formerly of yelling. I
ton, is new Santa Fe station agent at
Winslow, Ariz. Fred Cline, also
formerly Of this place, is manager l
OF the Fred Harvey eating house AZ :
the same place,