People's voice., 1899-06-15
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW yosx.

0umOer tnat drew tDe g0lQ watcn
given away by the SpOoners Saturday
night.
Squire S.h. Yonn. a. Portland was
In the citv rondar. TO brought his
daughter win hm and she enrolled
at the normal.
Angeline E. Kinraid has purchased
80 acres Of land IN Valverde township
Of James T. Poteet. The considera.
tion was 81 200.
Sam Davis, day caller at the round
house, is taking ten days lsynff, on
account Of sickness. Chris Glamanr
is working In his place.
S. o. LedgerwOod Of Argnria was n
business visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. Ledgerwo0d runs IA large general
merchandise store at ATgnnis.
Mrs. Dc Wood of Milton spe' !
Sunday 10 the city with the family o.
her son, WilfOrd E. Wood. She re
turned home Monday morning.
R. c. Macy of TuscOla, Ill.,, is here
on visit to his wife, who has been
staying with the family of Henry
Horne since February last, for her
health.
Miss Ollie Jordan returned Satur-
day night from q weeks visit with
relatives in Belle Plaine. She went
to her home southeast OF the city
Sunday.
Mr.. Underhill, the father-in-law of
"Bill" Nutting, was up from Okla
h6ma Saturday. He confirmed the
report Of the death Of Nutting and
said that the St. John physician who
dressed the wound died of blood poi
sonlng.
Sheriff Heskett and his son took
Yes Jones, Albert Burgess and George
Cart to the insane asylum at Osawa-
tonne Friday. Burgess was taken
from Belle Plaine to Riverdale over
the Missouri Pacific and turned over
to the officers.
Shannon Wright was here Monday.
He had the worst luck during the
high waters of any person we
have heard Of. A week ago he bought
a case ut beer to take home, and hid
it in tie creek to keep the rest Of the
folks from getting it. The high
waters last Friday washed it. away.
Here is an nd familiar PERSONAL:
"Capt. Geo. Wood. the genial Irish
man, Came up from his claim last
night 10 visit numerous irleBdS. :"
Capt. Wood has been absent from
Wellington for something over year.
When asked where he had beeh ali
the time he said lie had Dsen working
On his claim.
Four baby cyclones We're seen in
the eastern part Uf the sky
Friday. Three of them were visi.
BILE at one time. They formed to the
northeast and drifted leisurely to the
south. Hundreds Of people watched
their maneuvres. They were high in
the sky and did no harm. The sight
was grand one.
Normal enrolment Monday was as
follows: Lillian O'Brien, George Hit,
Lula Ruggles, Will W. Campbell, W.
H. c. Bowers, May Carver, S. ]. Loop,
Of Wellington; Bertha Carr, River
dale; R. Z. Faurot, South Haven;
Maud N. Young, Portland; Grace and
Vivian Clum Of Conway Springs;
Nellie o, Green, Mulvane; Thos. L.
Parker, Medicine Lodge.
one or more Of the experts Physi.
clans land Surgeons of the medical
staff Of the Chicago Curative Insti.
tuts, who can tell what your disease
or affiiction is without asking any
questions, will visit Wellington Kans.
THURSDAY, June 10Th, one day
only. inquire at Arlington hotel
Consultation free. All chronic and
special diseases successful treated
Cure guaranteed.
Mrs. Clifford Childers and two chill
dren arrived 10 wellington Saturday
evening from Colorado on visit t
her mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Childers
living near this city. They had al
unusual experience while enroute tt
Wellington. The children becam,
sick and broke out with measles
The conductor and trainmen though
: the disease was smallpox and the ca
was cleared Of passengers and Mrs
5 Childers and children were locked in
: They travelled the remainder Of tn
distance to Wellington In the ca
alone. When the train arrived her
: Saturday night the car in which the
were confined was set out on Thea
r Island sidstracks north Of the del
:. and the health authorities notified
Q DR.. Martin, the county health nffirs,