People's voice., 1899-04-27
LOCAL EVENTS.

i0usly i'll with lung fever.
Miss Maggie Miller spent Sunday
at her home near Dalton.
George Flanders is up from Okla
hOma visiting old friends.
The best 20 cent meal you ever ate
at Rock Island Restaurant. If
Mike TrOutman, Belle Plaine, was
a visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Eva Abel, of Perth, was in the
city Monday, visiting friends.
Mss Maggie Alley of Oxford, Wis
tied frlepds 10 the city Monday.
Claud Powell of ArgOnia, was Wis.,
itOr in the city Saturday evening.
Go to the Rock Island Restaurant
for your dinner, when inthe city, Il
Mrs. N l. Gray of Perth, Was trans.
acting business in the city Monday.
Rev. J. D. Botkin of Winfield,
spent Monday in the city with friends.
Sixteen coyote s;alps were brought
in to the county clerk Monday for
bounty.
J. ]. Reeme Of Caldwell, was in the
city a short while Tuesday on his
way north.
The best place to sell your poultry
is at T. c. Roup's, with Wyatt Bros.
Hens cents. tt
B. f. Angstad of ArgOnia, was in
town Monday night, returning home
next morning.
Miss Noveline Anderson spent Sun
day at bel home in Oxford, returning
next morning.
Sherry Jackson aud John c. Reece
of Oxford, we're here Tuesday fixing
up land dial.
Bring your poultry to T, c. ROup at
Wyatt Bros store. He is paying 6
cents for hens. If
Tom ROup has made extensive i'm
prOvements to his residence property
on the west side.
Tom Hicks Wright and Mrs. Sam
Smith came down from Belle Plaine
Tuesday morning.
ia Frambers and family were over
from Oxford Monday, visiting fam
lily of RObt. Camp.
R, W. Ecklers came up from Corbin
on business on Monday and returned
home on the Santa Fe at 1890.
]. Slade Of Corbln, was here Tuesday
on his way to Fairview, to attend the
district conference of the N. E.
church.
Mary kirkpatrick, guardian OF Min
ME Rider, has made final settlement
in probate court and turned over
Sll9.05 to her ward.
S. S. Kincaid was down from Belle
Plaine Monday. He recently returned
from Ariz ma, where he haG been
spending the winter.
Probate Judge W. H. Staffelbach
has appointed Amanda Shimelfenig
administrator of the estate of Fred
Shimefenig, deceased.
Mrs. E. f. Wyatt, mother of Mel
Wyatt, went to Oklahoma City, OF,
Tuesday morning to spend the summer
with her son, j. L. Wyatt.
N. H. SnOwden, ex.superintendenl
of the poor farm, passed through the
city from Milan Saturday night on his
way to Missouri on visit.
Mrs. c. L. Reynolds, sister-in.law of
G. B. Reynolds. arrived from Nebras-
ka City, Neb., Monday evening, to
visit couple of weeks here.
Rev. ThOS. W. Penick conducted
religious services at Anson SUNDAY.
He drove home through the mud and
says the crops are in fine condition.
Beatrice Emerson, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. f. G. Emerson, was taken
sick a few days ago with measles,
which has developed into pneumonia.
Ivan D. Rogers went to Wichita
on Monday to visit his sister, Mi s
Mabel Rogers, who is very sick. He
returned that night, leaving her not
lUuCu UeUOe..
W. J. Newbold was in Argonia on
Monday. He says the most noticeable
thing to him were the jack rabbits
between that place and Wellington.
They are thicker than ever before.
Miss Katie Campbell: of Athens, Ia.
who has been visiting the family of
WE Bartlett Of this city, and Rotti
Thorpe of Portland, left over the
Rock Island Monday for her home.
Shell johnson of Oxford, began
moving his household goods to Well.
ington Monday, to reside. While
here he received telephone message
calling him home IN Oyford no ~;