People's voice., 1899-07-06
LOCAL EVENTS.

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Bring your poultry to T. c. ROup at
Wyatt Bros store.
A notarial commission was issued
to W. M. Ready of Wellington
Saturday.
Wanted-To do painting IN ex'
change for good milch cow L.
Barnes, Wellington, Kan
For Sale-A good ten foot header
and three boxes. Will sell cheap if
taken now. John Keir.
Miss Vida Wood of Topeka is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. ]. T. Herrlck'
She arrived Saturday evening
For Sale or Trade-New and Second
hand threshers and engines of all kinds.
-Chas. w. Clark, Box 745, Wichita,
Kan.
Del Wyatt came in from Ashland
Saturday evening to spend the Fourth
He was accompanied by friend, W.
T. James of Chicago.
Mr.. Lynch Of Wichita, has been
secured as shoe salesman at Richard
son & Co.'S, and commenced work
Wednesday morning.
The motion for a new trial in the
Plano Mfg. Co. suit was Overruled by
Judge Dale in the Sedgwick county
district court Saturday.
Asa NJ. Black stacked his wheat on
Barton & Lambs addition Saturday.
This is believed to be the first wheat
stacked in the county this year.
Mrs. NJ. 0. CiSsel, wife of Editor
Cissel of the ArgOnia Clipper, accom-
panied by her mother from Indiana,
was shopping in the city Saurtday'
Miss Mollie Wilson, one of the
newly elected teachers in the city
schools, left Monday morning for Los
Angeles, CAL, to attend the NE A.
convention.
The quarterly reports of the county
clerk, sheriff, register OF deeds, pro-
bate Judge and district clerk were
approved by the county comm'sSlon'
erS,Monday mOrain-.
Mrs. Fred W. 3 icy 1t ENID, o.
r., who has b'n NNitng th'
family Of Harry L buttre' of this
city, went to Wicn''a Nd moII'
ing to speni the 2 lrt
Miss Clare NJ tche /, ia has be,I
attending the n,nA 'nd ylSlIlDE
the family of J, ). = vt, ~it rlLlI
TO her home IN g ,da 'r'u IT, :.
evening.-Mo lda '-Journal.
George SOmm rylre sd calico {
his home near Oxford Sturdav evu'
ing by the illness Of hi> grandfather
His grandfather died yesterday art
will be buried tod ty.-Nonday'S Jou =
nal.
Mr.. Hickey, father of Prof. Ernes
C. Hickey, who was married to Miss
Cora Ebright Of Wellington June IA,
died at his home in Marion Saturday
morning. He was buried at Peabody
Monday.
W.D. Moore and wife and daughter
came down from Wichita Saturday
night and are the guests OF the family
of DR.. ]. NJ. Hunt. Mr.. Moore is tg-
uring on the iron work for the new
county Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hunter pre-
sented their daughter, Miss Edna,
with fue diamond ring and fash
ionable driving trap as commence
ment presents. The trap arrived last
Friday night.
For Sale-At a bargain, So acres OF
good wheat land, one quarter of a mile
north of Mt. Hope church, Walter town,
ship. Either on cash payments or trade
for cattle.-Chas W. Clark, Box 745
Wichita Kan.
Mrs. F. NJ. Eads and son of Fair
bury, H., who have been visiting A
C. Fisher, returned Saturday night
from a visit with friends at Corbi1
and in Oklahoma, They will be here
several weeks before returning home
The Protestant ministers 0t Mar
shalltown, Ia, have combined ant
raised prices. They have been alter
Mating in holding services at the
Soldiers home, receiving 50 per day
Now they demand s., which has beer
refused.
Don't believe anything you hea
about trusts lowering prices. Thi
time last year gasoline was retailing
here for l5 cents a gallon. 1t is selling
for 20 cents now. Wholesalers recent
ly received notice Of an advance o
cent a gallon. The trusts ar