People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-08-31
IN OUR VICINITY

LII IL OiCi OlO1OlCo iCdu duu OIuCIs
follow.-Pomeroy & Ash.
/ Go to Deans for shoes cents OF
the sl.0ONduring August.
/ Weare selling Rambler bicycles for
$35, cash.-POmerOy & Ash.
Attend Deans % per cent discount
sale on shoes during August.
W. J. Gardner has been quite sick
with malaria, but is improving.
Sumner county's appointment Of
the state school fund for this year is
s3,5424O.
Governor Stanley has issued
proclamation designating September
4, Labor Day, as a holiday.
Wanted-Hgh school girl to work
for board during fall and winter. Ad-
dress, Box 845, Wellington.
Jacob EOgle left over the Santa Fp
Monday for Chicago New York and
Philadelphia to buv goods.
An 81 pound boy was born to Prof.
and Mrs. E. Kelley Saturday evening.
All concerned are doing well.
As1OO shoe for 75c; g 90 shoe for
$3.50; a $3.50 shoe for $1S8 at Deans
% per cent discount sale during Aug
ust.
For Sa!e-Eghteen head mich COWS
and six head of horses. For cash or
good bankable notes. c. CALI, Green
township.
Little Lizzie Whaley, who was
kicked in the head By horse twelve
days again, is very low again. Brain
fever has set in.
| Mrs. D. P. Mahan was able to walk
without her crutches Monday, for the
first time since her limb was broken
four months ago.
W. H. Milne took his wife to May
field Tuesday to remain until
sue gets better. Mrs. Milne IS very
low with consumption.
Rev. Thos. PeuiCk went to King
man county this morning to attend
the meeting of the Wichita preSby-
terry of the c. P. church.
Mrs. Josie King and son Cleo re-
turned to their home in Enid Monday
morning, after ten days visit in the
CITY with Miss Mary Anderson.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed Monday until Tuesday, the date
Of the regular monthly meeting,
without letting the bridge contracts.
The September tax sale will be held
next Tuesday. At present there are
about 300 tracts of land TO be sold.
TIL bumber is being rapidly reduced.
The Christian Scientists are fitting
up rooms over Bauman's bakery, in
which 10 hold their meetings. They
have been meeting In the council
{ chamber.
Geo. Austin and son came up from
Kremlin, OF, Tuesday morning. Mr.
Austin is just recovering from an at
tack Of sickness. He is here to con-
suit his physician.
Mrs. Jack Frable ard her children
returned 10 their home in Wichita
Sunday morning, after a pleasant
visit in the city with her parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. W. McKowan
Mrs. =. D. Chaddon, Miss Lizz'o
Campbell, Mrs. LIE and Vrs..Jl'n
Keir went to Wichita Tuesday to
attend the sixteenth annual conven-
ton of the W.C.TU. Of the Seventh
district.
The Topeka Journal saws Syl'
Dixon's -four train will be taken TO
the Iowa state fair at DeS MoineS
TIE Wichita Eagle SAYS the flour has
been sent to New York and will be
sold.
Elmer Mickey aad Miss Minnie /
Abcll 18th & lettL, we've married /
at the home of the brides parents 10
Perth Saturday night, The ceremony
was performed by Probate Judge
S5sffelbach.
W. D. Frantz and W. 3. Carnes.
who are engaged in auditing the
finances of the city. find that c. D. |
Rurs'ie. ex-poli1e judge, owes che
city s4t9O. He will be called upon to !
put up the amOUnt
Miss Lizzie Campbell will erect
two story dwelling on South F street,
Just south of the residence formerly
occupied by Fred BOhanna. The
building at present on the lots will be
moved to another location.
Henry Clay brought two ears of
corn to the VOICE Office this morn.
ing measuring u inches each. 1t is
as fne corn as can be found anywhere
1t was raised on his farm. He has