People's voice., 1899-07-20
Marriage Licenses.

} hllu0i 'OCObt, 70. huDDeWel |
| Carrie e. Sanders, II Hunnewell |
! Mylus Kayser, 25.. .Millerton |
I Geneva Green, %. .MlilertoD |
! U. T. Westfeld, "a. Kansas CITY |
| Mary A. Welton, 2O...... Norwich
! W. A. Ellis, %. ........ Wellington
MalisSa Smith, 20. ....Welingtou
James A. Wampler, 20. Wellington
tFlorence MumfOrd, IS. Wellington
Sheriff Heskett took AL Alders to
Argonia Monday morning. Alders hac
applied for a new trial in his case ann
the motion was to be heard at Argo
MIA at O'Clock that afternoon. III the
new trial is not granted Alders vii!
be sentenced this afternoon. There
is another case in connection will
tne AlderS joint case in which ]. L
MearS, a Witness against AlderS, is
defendeut. During the Alders tria
Nears testified to the effect that he
had purchased two bottles of beer il
AlderS' joint and became intoxicated.
He said that he was so drunk that he
made a regular monkey out of himself
at the poStOffice and other places il
Argonia while under the Influence o.
the beer. Levi Cook, police Judge Of
ArgOnia, who is said to be in sym-
pathy with the !ointistS, and another
witness for the Alders defense, com
planned against Mears being drupk
and ne was arrested. There i,
law in Kansas towns making it a
miSdemeanOr to be seen in az int0xi.
Gated condition on the street and this
Is the law upon which Mears was
arrested. According to Mears' OWE
testimony he was drunk, and he vii
probably be found guilty on th,
charge. Harry Woods went to Al.
gOnia this morning in connection will.
the case.-JOurnal Il.
Sheriff Heskett and Harry Woods
found a small liquor storage house az
Hunnewell yesterday, when they ar
rested Mike Donovan, the jointist.
They had a search warrant for the
room occupied by Donovan and the
rooms on each side Of him. Some
beer and little whisky was found in
the Joint proper. In the two other
rooms was found a thirty gallon barrel
OF whisky, abOuta dozen quart bottles
OF whisky, two kegs of wine, twelve
quarts Of beer, two cases OF malt. two
bottles of gin and gallon jug Of
KENNEL. KENNEL is a Dutch
drink, said to be quite pleasant to
the taste and very intoxicating. The
liquor Was shipped to Wellington on
a freight train last night. Donoyan's s
trial is set for the 18th inst, before
Justice L. D. ChaddOn. His bond
was fixed at $500. He is in jail.
Attend the cash clearing sale at
Deans Big Shoe store. July 18th to
4th. You will find bargains seldom
offered. Childrens oxford ties, all
solid, for 25c; children's and misses
oxford ties, all solid, for 7Sc. Small
sizes, 2, and 4 dollar shoes, for only
I00. &C. B. DEAN.
Joe Kramer returned this morning
from trip through Oklahoma. He
bought fOhr lots in TOnkawa for the
Kramer Milling Co., and 1900
bushel elevator will be erected on
them. Mr.. Kramer thinks Tonkawa
is the best wheat market in Okla
homa.
Mrs. Mary Roser has recently i'm
proved her residence property by
painting it and laying new sidewalks,
and making extensive repairs other
wise.
Mr. and Mrs John Saylor leave
tonight for a months vacation. Mrs.
Saylor goes to Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Mr. Seylor goes to Kenton, o.
Elmer W. Scott aud Carrie E. San
derS, 10th Of Hunuewell, were mar.
ried by Probate Judge Staffelbach
this morning.
Mrs. John Chitwood aud her sister.
Mrs. Schamahorn, went to Conway
Springs this morning to visit relatives
and friends.
Jas. Eyers OF Indiana, who has been
visiting his uncle, Chas. F. Martin,
went to Whitman this morning IL
live.
A brick sidewalk is being built
along the west side Of the property
occupied by A. E. Austin on South G
street.