People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
LOCAL EVENTS.

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yesterday.
Mrs. B. B. Wilson is quite sick with
la grippe.
IA. Donahue was up from Portland
Wednesday.
VIM. Paisley Of Mayheld, was In the
city Wednesday.
Judge ]. T. Herrick returned from
Topeka yesterday.
Rev. s. Price is confined TO bis
home with sickness.
W. H. Hubbard Of Conway Springs,
was in the city Tuesday.
John Richardson has recovered
from short spell Of sickness.
Gabe Moore, trustee of Gore town
ship, was in the city Wednesday.
John Roth has quit the joint bust.
ness. He clOsed his place Wednesday. |
]. L. GOOdrum OF Mayfield, was |
business visitor 10 the city Wednes-
day.
Jake Barnard, city marshal Of Con-
way Springs, is here attending district
court.
Miss Fannie WOrden has returned |
from a visit to relatives in Leaven-
worth.
W. T. Mccormack Of Cicero, was
transacting business IN the city
Wednesday.
John G. Richardson was confined to |
his bed Wednesday with a severe case
Of lagrippe
GeO.B. Dean was taken sick Wednes-
day with the grip, for the second Uime
this winter.
Mrs. Rose Green returned Wednes-
day from visit in the eastern part
of the state.
Judge W. T. Mcbride and c. A.
Gambrill returned from Topeka
Thursday morning.
Conductor R. E. Dowe!l left for his
old home in Kentucky Tuesday night
on an extended visit.
John Burchinal, R. A. Jarboe and
S. 81. CObean Of Ewell, are business
visitors In the city today.
John Eugle has made final settle
ment in probate court as guardian of
VIM. H. Engle ct al, minors.
Kansas Day anniversary celebration
of the 18Th birthday by Woman's
Clubs to be held Friday evening.
Miss Sadie Mclean of Argonia, is
in the city visiting the families OFT
]. E. Hutchinson and James Ostran.
der.
Mrs. Eliza Jaue Wright Tuesday
bought the land adjoining the old
John Staub property on the east and
north.
Joseph and John Potucek, two of
the most prosperous farmers, Of the
county, were up from CIeardale on
Wednesday.
The county commissioners agreed
on plans for the Jail Wednesday. The
plans will be described in the VOICE
next week.
Miss Lee Burcham, who has been
out of school for several weeks, will
be able to resume her duties as teacher
in few days.
The Prentis study club held a prof.
liable meeting at the home Of Miss
Edna Robbins on North C street
Tuesday night.
G. G. Humphrey, father OF Mrs. ].
S.Piatt, went to Belle PLANE Wednes.
day morning to spend the remainder
of the week visiting.
Ed G. Cole is now in Havana and
he writes that 1t is uncomfOrtably
warm there with his summer clothes
on.-Winheld Courier.
A Winfield man is TO open up a
hardware store in the old Wellington
foundry building formerly occupied
by the Mail, in the spring.
Judge and Mrs. F. H. Gilmore are
being visited by their son, H. E. Gil.
more and wife, of Chicago. They will
spend the week in Wellington.
DR.. H. j. Stevens, the veterinary,
was in Mulvane Wednesday calling on
the sick cows and horses in that vi.
cinity. He returned that night.
Miss Kate Adams returned Tuesday
night from visit to her parents at
Medford, OF, and resumed her posi-.
ton at Jacob Engle's Wednesday.
Judge W. T. Mcbride and Sheriff
J.R. Heskett went to Topeka Tuesday
night to join the Wellington lobby in
the interest Of the insane asylum.
Will Sullivan returned to Ell Reno
this morning, after short visit here
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