People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-03-24
LOCAL EVENTS.


Poultry wanted at all times at
Wyatt Bros by T. c. Roup. tt
Walter Morris will probably visit
with Wellington friends Sunday.
Tom Hicks Wright came down from.
Belle Plaine Wednesday morning.
Seed barley and fresh garden seeds
In bulk.-E May, Spicknall block I3
Tom ROup has been elected mana.
ger Of the band to succeed Sam Trew
Shelby Pile is sick again with the
old complaint, but is not considered
serious.
nc. Unsell and wife OF Caldwell,
were in the city Tuesday enrOute to
Chicago.
All OF the county's hay On the poor
farm burned Tuesday. There were
two ricks.
A good piano to exchange for COED
gentle driver. Call on 7. c. Roup at
Wyatt Bros IT
Mrs Geo. s onefeld returned Thurs,
day from visit at Attica, Caldwell
and other points.
Mrs. Cash Pratt and daughter Of
Perth, were visiting and shopping in
the city Tuesday.
Bring your poultry to Wyatt Bros
Grocery. Twill pay the highest cash
price.-T G. RoUP. tt
Joe Kramer left Tuesday morning
for New Orleans on business for IT,,
Kramer Milling Co.
Mrs. ThoS. Murphy, who has beer
suffering with the black measles, is
reported much better.
Judge StaffelbIch has issued al
order for the sale Of real estate be
longing to L zzie K. Guin, deceased.
Will Freeman was 10 from Harmon
township Tuesday and reports hi>
father, G. L. Freeman, much better.
Chicken thieves made raid on the
vicinity OF Clearwater Monday night
and stole large number of chickens.
Thos. Richardson, the venerable dry
goods merchant, is able to be at the
store after weeks confinement with
sickness.
The appellate court MONDAY
affirmed the case of Fl. 9. Holdredge,
constable Of the city of Caldwell, VS..
c. A. j, McCombs.
Mrs, John Kicks, mother Of Mrs. !!
L. Buttrey, returned from Illinois
WedneSds, night, where she had becn
spending tue winter.
i Rev. NJ. S. Mayse's school at jack
son Center closed Wednesday. His
wife taught the last eight days ca
account Of bis sickness.
s. 5. Dunkin aud daughter, Miss
Fannie, arrived from Edgewoos, O.
T., Monday evening to visit with the
family of Fred L. Naugle.
R. j. Renn, lumber merchant Of
Gridley, H., arrived here Thursday
night on vsit to his brother, w. \
Rem. He owns land 10 this county.
The bucket shop at this place Old
not open Monday. The young mau
in charge OF it decided it would be
cheaper 70 quit than buck the Benenel
law.
State Treasurer Grimes has prepared
table showing the amount OF bonds
ia the permanent school fund, by
counties. Sumner county has s57, 800
worth.
ThOs. Money was circulating petit.
tion yesterday for nomination as an
independent candidate for street CON-
missioner. He is finding many ready
signers.
Roy and Mary Collins and Miss Ida
Hale returned to their home in CalG.
well Wednesday night, after attend.
ing funeral OF the Collins baby
Wednesday.
]. S. Springer of Argonia, spent the
night with NJ. Fl. Kirk and went to
Caldwell Thursday morning to attend
the trial Of Geo. Morris, charged with
chicken stealing.
Miss Mynne Pace Of K. c., has just
arrived aud will trim for Mrs. M. 4.
Beckwith the coming season. We
will be pleased to see all at our open
ing the 25th inst.
The preliminary examination of
Henry Felter, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, has been
continued until April I, at the re-
quest of Justice Chaddon.
Go away from home to learn the
news. The Wichita Eagle says that
in portions Of Sumner county horses
have recently died with something
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