People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-08-10

gum ourns allow the coffee to barn
with It. The perfume is refreshing
as we'll as inexpenSive,-Ex.
Sheriff Pierce of Kay county. Okla
homa, returned Saturday from LosAn-
geles with Clyde MattOx who is charg
ed with killing Lincoln Swinney, a
ranchman at Ponca City few months
ago. 1t was expected that MattGx's
friends would cause the officers trouble
On their arrival, but none occurred.
Fifty additional men have been ad-
ded to the force Of workmen in the
Santa Fe carpenter shops in Topeka.
MANY new cars are being built, and
hundreds of old freight ears are being
repaired, and with the enormous corn
crop OF this year in view all possible
haste is being made with the equip
mant.
A noted Kansan in the person oil
Buffalo Jones" was in city Monday
night, tie guest Of his old Garden
City friend, Fl. VI. Hickman. lie
went to Good night, Tex, this morn
ing, to eat buffalo at a barbecue on
the Goodnight ranch next Thursday.
He will stop in Wellington again on
his return.
Complaints are heard in some por.
tiOns of the county that the corn is
damaged and needs rain. 1t is prob
ably true that some fields of upland
corn need rain, but the bottom fields
are all right and never looked finer.
The fields between Wellington aud
Oxford are mostly 10 fine condition
and will make an astonishing yield
without another drop of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Caldwell and
laughter, Miss Vivian, arrived Sun
day from Concord, OF, and are
visiting Mrs. Caldwell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R NJ. Forsyth, and rela.
Gives here. They have disposed
Of their claim 10 the Strip, and
will probably buy property here
and make this their home. Mr.. Cald-
well returns 10 a few days for his
household goods.
Q, R. Clark, who was arrested Fri
day evening for running Koch &
BOaz'S joint at Hunnewell, is KID
IS years ofage. The information the
officers have is that he was hired to
attend the bar for couple of days,
and happened to be caught. His
mother is widow, and it is probable
that he will be released upon payment
of the costs and a promise to keep out
of questionable business in the
future.
The ban1 cleared about SIS at the
social and concert gwen at Oxford
Saturday evening The social was
given on the public school grounds,
aud several hundred people were pres
ent, A number 0! Wellington people
went over and attended the concert.
The Oxford people apparently enjoy
ed the treat, as many lattering con-
ments upon the band were heard.
The band may give a similar concert
at Caldwell 10 the near future.
a dispatch from Eaid, OF, says:
Edmund Frantz is showing his faith
by his works, He is just now putting
the finishing touches to the finest
business block yet built in the city.
Iae oVlIu'hg is OF pressed brick, with
S.oue Trimmings moaern structure
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templates building 100 feet front
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An interesting historical fact, dat.
ing back to 1919, has come to light n
which Admiral Dewey was the cen
trail figure Dewey then = command
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