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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
. pOsiedzeh Zarz. Centralnego.
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Ma ostatnich posiedzeniach Zarzadu
Centralnego, szczego}owo om6wiono spra-
we wys}ania do Europy funduszow Skar-
bu Rapperswylskiego, deponowanych do
tychczas W kasie Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego i ostatecznego zlania.ich z fun
duszami ogolnymi Skarbu Rapperswyl-
skiego.
Uchwalono fundusze tie do Sejmu DO.
zostawiG w Ameryce, wobec tego, re fun.
dusze te SO jaknajbezpieczniej ulokowane
i przynosza Skarbowi ~procenty, kt6re re-
gularnie do Europy So wysefane. z dru-
giej strony Zarzad ME widzi potrzeby
zbytniego pospiechu wobec sp~odziewane-
go przyjazdu OBJ. q. MiIkowskiego, Preze-
sa Skarbu Rapperswylskiego. kt6ry mai
lepiej mas objasni, czy dobro sprawy wy.
maya. ably te fundusze do Europy byfy
wys}ane.
W kohcu oznajmic uwasany Ia sto-
sowne, re re strony prawnej i formalnej
ME zachodza zadne przeszkody do wysfa-
MIA tych funduszow do Europy, gdyi
Wydziaf Ubezpieczeh naszego stanu, pod
ktorego kontrola nasza organizacja sic
znajduje, jest poinformowany, re fundu.
see Skarbu Narodowego ME sd wfasnos-
cha Zwiazku Narodowego, lecz pozostaja
w depozycie W naszej organizacji.
Wobec zapowiedzianego przyjazdu ma
Sejm OBJ. u. Mifkowskiego, cd lat 80 pre-
wodzcy ruchu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma
obczyznie i jednego z najzasluzehszych
powiesciopisarzy naszych, Zarzad Gen.
tralny uchwalif dofozyc wszelkich sta
ran, ably polonia amer. godnie ~czcigodne-
60 starca przyjefa i Ola tego podjai sic
obowiazk6w komitetu r~ecepcyjnego, "a
mianowawszy ma ~ostatniem posiedzeniu
~subkomitet, skfadajacy sic z OBJ. HELM
skiego, Jabfonskiegoi Sadowskiego, kto-
rym powierzono przygotowac program
przyJecia naszego zacnego goscia.
w t~ygodniowej gazecie ,,Straz", INA
lezlismy otwarte pismo do Zarzadu Cen
tralnego, w ktorem autor zwraca uwage,
re PREY wypfacaniu benefitu posmiertne-
go PAM Katarzynie Piwowar, wdowie DC
bracie Jozefie Piwowar, No. 24O34 Jbvlvm
czfonku grupy $50 wv Duryea, Pa.
kobiete tie skrzywdzono ma pareset dola.
row, odciagajac jej "a koszta pogrzebu
oraz "a rzekome dfugi. zaciagniete przez
jej meza.
Ma to odpowiedziec uwazamy "a VIA
sciwe co n~astepuje: Zmarfy brat nasz
Jozef Piwowar, b. czionek grupy $50, ma
lezal do Wv. N. P. zaledwie 2 (dwa) dni.
Pomimo to Zarzad, przekonawszy sic, re
zmarfy wstepujac do naszej organizacyi
cieszyf sic dobrem zdrowiem i zmarf ma
gle, przyznaf spadkobiercom benefit, a
GEEK, wystawiony ma zlecenie wdowy,
byf wysfany dnia 3 marca ma rece Zarza-
du grupy $50. Zaraz pc smierci br. Pr
wowar, otrzymalismy cd sekr. grupy pa.
re listow zawiadamiajacych mas, re grupa
zap@acifa "a pogrzebi re urzednicy grupy
dowiedzieli sic, iakoby wdowa zdecydo-
wanna byfa koszt6w pogrzebu grupie ME
zwracac. Wobec tego pytano sic Sekre-
TARA Jeneralnego, czyby Zarzad Central
ny ME zechciat pieniedzy wyfozonych
grupie wprost zwrocic, odciagajac z male
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
1 ARTY III.
Cele Okreg6w.

u Zakladanie komitet6w dobroozynnos,i.
p Zaprowadzenie siloiejszej l~acznosci miedzy
gruPami i czlonkami, skladajacymi okreg.
81 Z~ajmowanie sic obohodami narodowymi.
~ Praca mad oswiata. Zarzady okregow W tym
wzgledzie komunikowsc sic beda I ,,Wydziaism
Oswiaty" wv. Mar. Pol.
81 Opieka i agitaCya W sprawie Skarbu Naro-
dowego.
81 Zaprowadzenie W grupaoh ~,,bratniej pomo.
oy" ma wypadek chorob i nieszozesc nieprzewidzia-
nych W sposob jak najracyonalniejszy.
y Bye pomooa Zarzadowi Centralnemu Nv.
Mar. Pol. W sprawach zewnetrznyoh grup, ale po-
zostsjacych W obrebie okregu, a mianowicie:
Al przez organizowanie nowych grup, o lie tego
zaohodzi istotna potrzebs;
b przez scis}e zwazauie ma kandydst6w, przyj.
mowanyoh przez gruPy. W oelu zspobiegania wszel-
kim mozliwym nadutyciom;
o. przez kontrolowanie, ably grupy ME wybiera.
iy ma lekarzy ludzi, gotowyoh "a Ipieniadze wysta
WAC ~falszywe swiadectwa kandydatom, zglaszaja.
Gym sic do kasy posmiertnej Q. N. P.
d. dazyc do tego, ably grupy danej miejsoowo.
Sol = o lie to mozliwe miaiy wsp6lnych leka.
rzy do egzaminowania kandydat6w, zgiaszajaoyob
sic ma czsoDkow ubezpieozonych 2. Mp.
q wogole baczyc ma wszelkie p~odejscia zda.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
OKREGI.
Y /.

VTSdhlZaCyd.
81. Walny Seim rozdziela grupy wv. N. P.
s~tosownie do LOBBY czlonk6w i Po}ozenia geogra-
fcznego ma pewna liozbe okreg6w.
So. Okreg Nv. N. P. lczyc must conajmniej
1000 czionkow.
So. Kazda grupa liozaca ME mniej jak 10
ozionk6w ma prawo do wyslania delegate ma Sejm
okregowy.
. 81. Koszta delegate ma Sejm Okregowy pc.
krywa grupa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
Odpowiedzie-

znego wdowie beneftu. Odpowiedzie-
ismy sekretarzowi grupy. re tego uczy-
mic ME mozemy ...dodajac, re jezeli grupa
wykfadafa jakiekolwiek pieniadze, to zro-
bifa to ma wfasna odpowiedzialnosc i
wfasne ryzyko. Jak sprawl miedzy CRU
pa a pania Piwowar zafatwiona z~ostala,
ME wiemy, gdyz PAM P. nigdy do mas W
tel materji ME pisafa, a grupa juz wiecej
do tej sprawy w korespondencjach swo-
ich ME wracafa.
Wiemy tylko to, re formalne pokwi.
towanie wdowy Piwowar z o%debranych
pe}nych $780, 90 ~posiadamy, re pokwito.
wanie to jest ~poswiadczone przez OBJ. 7.
Mllzluk, prezesa or. $50, X. Dudanowi-
cza' sekr. gr. $50, oraz n~iejakiego p.
Johna acknowledged, adwokata. Geek
oyf wysfany w dnlu 3 marca, pokwito-
wanle datowane 1-go maja, a przekaz byf
W clearing house dopiero d. 3 maja. u
tego widac, re grupie zabrafo az 2 miesia-
&c czasu do uregulowania benefitu, przy.
'znanego pc br. Jozefie Piwowar i do otrzy-
mania cd jego wdowy pokwitowania i
zrzeczenia sic wszelkich rretensyj do z.
N. P.
u powyzszego og6f przekonac sic mo-
re, re biuro nasze zachowafo wszelkie for
malnosci i przepisy, kt6rych trzymac sic
obowiazani jestesmy prey wypfatach be-
%nefitu, i re Zwiazek Mar. Polski noifor-
malniej przez wdowe z wszelkich preten.
sJi s~kwitowanym zostaf. Jezeli p. Piwo-
war istotnie przez kogo skrzywdzona 20
staia, (na co zreszta zadnego dowodu do
tychczas ME p~osiadamy), to chyba przez
tych doradzcow i posrednik6w, kt6rych
sama sobie dobrafa a "a co Zwiazek
Narodowy Polski, naturalnie, odpowie-
dzialnym bye ME moze.
Zarzad Centrally raz j~eszcze pozwala
sobie zwrocic uwage grup ma odezwe, o.
gfoszona z. t. w naszym organic, a doty-
czaca potrzeby zaprowadzenia pewnych
radykalnych zm'an w konstytucyi naszei
organizacyi. Pred sejmem luz ziawify
sic setki roznych projekt6w, a drugie ty-
lie, jezeli ME wiecej, zjawi sic niezawod-
ME. Naturalnie, kazdemu wolno promo
nowac cos, jezeli p-zypuszcza, re lego
mysl, wprowadzona w zycie, ma dobro
%naszej organizacyi wyjdzie. Obawiamy
sic tylko'. ably W morzu naszych projek-
tow i projekcikow ME zaginefy przedsta-
wione reformy najniezbedniejsze, cd
wprowadzenia ktorych rozw6j dalszy ma
o@eJ oiSahlZdcyl ZdleZy. DlaueSO upra-
szamy grupy i wogole wszystkich czfon-
k6w u. n. P. ably, myslac mad przyszfym
seJmem i zastanawiajac sic mad tysiaca-
mi proponowanych reform, cd czasu do
czasu wracali do punkt6w naszej odez-
wy, ktora podalismy do pewnego stopnia
jake "drogowskaz", ktory pomoze ogofo-
wi orjentowac sic W tym choasie pro-
Jektow i ufatwi odr6znienie rzeczy waz-
niejszych, najniezbedniejszych, cd spraw
drugorzednych.
Niezaleznie cd projektu, opracowanego
przez specyalny kOmitet, Zarzad Cen
tralny niebawem znowu poruszy kilka
stron waznych naszej konstytucyi, kto-
rych dotychczas omowic j~eszcze ME mo-
glismy ola braku czasu i miejsca.
@AC
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
UWAGAi Przy hmaniu ~ostatniej kolumny ma
trseciej stronie opuszosono " Artykule III ,Urze-
dnicy Grup" poczstek tego artykulu. Dlatego po-
dajemy tente artykul " caiosoi po raz drugi.

do grup. w wielkich miastaoh, gdzie Jest wiecej
jak 10 grup, kaada d.ielnioa wybiera swego leka
So. Kaads grupa p~owinna prowad.ic jednako
We ksiazki potrzebne do zalatwienia Interest,".
Ksiazki te nabywac must cd Zarzsdu Centralnego
po odpowiedniej oenie uchwalonej przez Zarzad
Centr.
s4. Wstepne do grupy ME mote wynosi6 vie.
Gel Jak wstepne do Zwiasku Mar. Pol, leoz grups
ma prawo pobiera6 osobne wstepne cd ozlonk6w,
kt6rzy pragua przystapi6 do kasy wsparoia " Ohio.
ROBBIE, jezeli takowa istnieje " grupie.
SIS. w kaadej grupie ursednikiem mote tylko
bye TAXI czlonek, kt6ry naleay do ZwiazkuN N. P.
Przy glosowaniu ma delegate i we wszystkich
:.prawaoh zwia1kowyoh giosujs Ii .sylko CT c1son,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03

ws6 raPorty Zarzsdowi Centralnemu o podejrza-
fnyoh wypsdkach smieroi.
f) Posredniosyc We ws.ystkioh nieporo.umie-
mach, wynikac~ mogacyoh miedzy oslonkami a CRU.
Psmi, oras miedsy grupami danej mieiscowosci =
ma .sd.nis wyrfoe i . upowaauienia Z.r1.du Gen.
tralnego.
8 Okreg bedsie many pod na.wa uchwalons
ma Sejmie Walnym.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
After His Recreant Wife.

j. L. Perkins, a boilermaker OF
Shawnee, OF, was 10 Wellington
Saturday looking for his truant wife
and two children. He claims that
Joe Green, a bOilermaKer, who until
last Friday was an empIoye of the
Santa Fe round house at tLis place,
alienated her affections.
Perkins says bis wife left her home
In Shawnee last Wednesday or Thurs
day. She arrived in Wellington
Thursday, and was met by Green.
Green had rented and furnished a
house on East Lincoln avenue three
doors east Of the cclored Baptist
church, aud they went to living to-
gether as man and wife. On Friday
Green became frightened and that
evening he and Mrs. Perkins and her
two children left over the Rock Island
for Fort Worth, Tex. Before leaving,
Green sold to ClaytOr & Pfeifer about
So worth Of groceries he had purchased
the day before, forsl.
Green and the woman and children
had left town none too soon, for the
next morning Perkins arrived in We'll
lingtoD on a search for his wife and
babies. He learned from Officer
Shaver where they had gone, and
a telegram was sent to Fort Worth
notifying the authorities TO arrest
them. The telegram was received
too late, for they had left Fort Worth
for Marshall, Tex. A second telegram
was sent to head them of, notifying
the authorities at Marshall to be op
the lookout for them. Perkins left
Wellington for Marshall Sunday eye-
ming. No word has beed received
from him or the Marshall authorities.
Perkins says Green has been trying
TO break up his home for five years.
When his wife left her home in Shaw
nee, he knew almost for a certainty
that she had come to Wellington.
Perkins says his object in hasing his
wlle Is TO recover posses ion of his
Green is said to have a family ia
Alabama. He formerly lived in Fort
Worth.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Mil+n, o. T.

Threshing is nearly all done. Two
weeks will finish it up in this locality.
Mr.. Trayer has his new house about
finished. 1t is nice and large.
Mr.. Williams had sale Saturday and
everything brought fair price.
Ii Lewis and Vessel brothers made
hay all last week.
L. Castle is doing fourishing business
at Timberlake. He handles all kinds of
farm implements.
G. Houghton has been engaged to teach
the Champion school at SIS per month.
1t is six months term. He comes high
ly recommended and carries a first grade
certificate.
Agnes Gesler has bought new buggy.
w. Townsend is improving slowly.
A report is in circulation that another
one of our popular bachelors is about to
become a Benedict. The gentleman
denies the correctness of the report and
says there is no foundation for it at all.
Mrs, G. w. Lewis and children have
returned to their home in Conway after
a months visit here with relatives and
old friends.
There is still talk of a railroad.
Sells Brothers circus exhibited at Enid
yesterday.
The infant babe Of Mr.. Shots died Sept.
5, and was laid TO rest in the Timberlake
cemetery. The entire community SYM
pathizes with the bereaved family.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Council Meeting.

The city council met iD regular
monthly session Monday.
An ordinance was PASSED giving the
county commissioners the right to
construct sewer from the new iail
and court house through the alley
and across streets to the sewer at the
rear of the old Phillips house.
The tramp petition circulated by
Agent Williams of the Rock Island.
was taken up again. The Police and
Public Buildings committee was in-
structed to proceed TO build a stock.
ade on the rear Of the city's lots up
on which the city Jail is located, and
a rock pile will be established. The
Police and Public Buildings CON-
mlttee was also instructed to build a
new city tool house Oh the lots.
Councilman Pitts introduced resc.
luton condemning the curbing and
gut'ering on Washington avenue.
HarveJ avenue and Lincoln avenue in
the business section Of town, and
ordering it repaired. The resolution
was passed by the council.
Councilman Pitts read letter from
Chas. Perry Of Westerly, r. /, saying
that the owners Of the waterworks
would take $4,000 in cash for the
plant, but did not want the city's
bonds. Perry euggested that the
bonds could be sold in Chicago at a
premium for per cent. Mr.. Pitts
thought the bonds could be hoated at )
per cent here at home, under a popu
lar loan. The matter will be talked
over more thoroughly at a future
meeting Of the council.
The street aud alley committee
was instructed to proceed without
further unnecessary delay 10 the work
Of grading North Washington a7en.
ue.
The council decided to lay a brick
crossing on North Washington ayeD-
ue from the Racket to Frambers &
Brumley's grocery, as an experiment.
1t is said that brick crossings are
practically indestructible. If they
are found satisfactory, a gOO1 many
street and alley crossings will be re-
built with brick this fall and winter.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
FOR PAINTS GO TO THE
Golden Rule PAINT Ho1se
You can buy the most paint for the least
money, it being the only exclusive Paint,
0lland Glass House in the County.
Administrators Notice of
Hearing Petition to
Sell Real Estate.

To all whom il may concern hut more especi-
ally To ESiella JOrean Ollie +. Jordan.
Heirs at Law and Guardians Ad- item OF
leirs az LsW of ". II. IoTtan, decta, ed.
late Of Sumner county. Kansa
NOU are HEREBY notified that /. ] p.
Winner. administrator of said de-
ceased. dii, ON the j'h day OF September. ID.
1879, file a petition IN the proba.q court OF
sumner county. Kansas, praJ ing that
might be authorized aud empowered &, seII
the following described land for the purpose
of pay ng lie debts aEl costs of admnislra-
tiJn OF said estate, tO-wit:
The south half Of section No. seven "a in
township No. thirty-thrce (33D suth. OF
rance No. one nD east Of the sixth fithl
principal meridian, and said petition
will be heard al the Office uf TIE pro-
bate Judge OF said county on the eighteenth
dayof september A. d.. 1899, at2 o'clocs pm
OF said d y, at which time and pla e each OF
you, and all Others interested are notified
to lie present and show cause. ifany rOu have.
why an order OF sale as prayed for should not
be granted.
Dated this 5th day Of September A D., lsV9
] p. WlMER.
Administrator.
First publication in VOICE, September I, 1889
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Portland.

Miss Nellie Query returned from Ton
kawa Saturday morning where she had
been visiting relatives and friend for a
few days.
Miss Una Ut, of Wellington, came
down Sunday to visit with relatives and
friends. We were all very much pleased
to see her able to be up again.
Mildred, the four months old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Jones died Wednes-
day and was buried Thursday in Arm
spiges'S cemetery. The little one died
very suddenly and as yet no particular
cause is known. Mr.. Williams of South
Haven preached the funeral.
Mr.. A. M. Thoroman, of Emporia, and
Miss Mamie Jones, of Portland, were
united in marriage by Rev. Stevenson,
the Baptist minister, at his home Monday
evening, August 2S, SO. Only a very
few relatives being present. Miss Mamie
has been known in this vicinity from
childhood and is very estimable young
lady.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Oxford.

There will he about the usual acreage
sown TO wheat this fall.
Amos Copeland went over to Eaton the
latter part of last week and put IN a set OF
wagon scales for R. T. Wilcox.
Emory Earhart left the last OF the week
for Lawrence where he enters upon an
other course in law.
Ben Missildine is having good resi-
dence building erected on one OF his
farms west Of his home place. Copeland
& Bowman are doing the building act.
That article in the Evening Journal last
week and also in the VOICE, Oxford
Joints to Close" furnished rather strange
reading to citizens Of Oxford, as there
has been 10 joints in town for the past
year. 1t aroused our Bee up to the sting
ing point and few punctures were made
: in the air.
, There has been in the past few days
some families quitting Sumner over this
way. Marke Hackney and family ship
ed from this point last week for Adams
: county, ILL.,, where Mr. Hackney has an
aged and invalid mother he goes to care
+, for and they will probably make this
. their future home. He was an old settler
having come to Oxford in the early seven
ties, but for a numAer Of years had been
ON farm near Cicero.
. R.R. Jackson, VOICE subscriber at
this office, and his family, Jas. Stockton
and his family left for Iowa the latter part
of last week with view of locating there.
They went by wagon.
When YOU are in Wellington and have
an hours spare time we would suggest
that you do as we did the other day. Visit
the Kramer Bros. mills and if you are re-
ceived as kindly and shown through the
various departments as we were, you will
never regret it.
]. B. Anderson having sold out his black
smith shop at Valeta returned with his
family last Friday. He tells us that at
present he is undecided as to whether he
will open up here again for business or
not.
F.M. Mills, an early settler of this
township, died last Thursday and was
buried Friday afternoon in the Oxford
cemetery.
Miss Irma Coldwell has returned
home from Cherryvale, where she had
been for the past month or two.
Mrs. Catherine Blasdell has bought
property at Blackwell o. T., and had
her household goods moved from here
Monday TO that point,
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Assignment Of Teachers.

The board Of education met Mon
day aud made the assignment Of
teachers, 10 accordance with the com.
mittee's report, as follows:
FIRST WARD
Ella Havens, c and B classes: Mrs.
Eleanor Hamblin, Ia and 2B: Mollie
Wilson, "a and 3B; Ute Kirk, ga
aud 4B; Amelia MOeser, "A, 5B and
"a; Anna Worden, 7B anl sB'
THIRD WARD.
Ida Hoge, c and lB; Lee Burcham,
lA,2B; Lou Byhee. "a and 3B: Eleanor
Williams, ga and 4B; Bertha Showal.
ter, IA and 5B; Jennie Rusecrans, 5A,
6B and Ga; Nellie Palmer, GA and
IA: Edith Myers, SB aud SA.
FIFTH WARD.
L1cinda Reploge, Chart to ga:
Kate Chase, Alb to6B.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Jackson IOMrShip.

Wonder if that stranger, Cobean, lives
in Sumner county?
The Hunnewell road is very busy haul
ing Oklahoma wheat.
After giving the natives several valu-
able lessons on wheat raisirg, Harry An
derson pulled stakes and fed to Illinois.
Much difficulty has been experienced
by the farmers in obtaining suitable seed
wheat. Several have bought Nebraska
wheat.
We like County Clerk ". f. Wood be-
cause he is pleasant, obliging and COM
Petcnt and hope he will be reelected.
The populist caucus nominated the
following township ticket; Trustee, {.
H. Felt; Treasurer, ". J. Dodson; Clerk,
Jake Engle. The republican candidates
are: Trustee John Seaburg; Treasurer,
James Nuckley; Clerk, Wm. Upton.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
She CHANGED Her Mind.

The petition Of Mrs. Lizzie Wright
Tor a divorce from her husband, Ten
Hicks Wright, was dismissed by
Judge Mcbride this morning at the
request of the plaintiff without pref.
udice.
Mrs. Wright brought suit against
her husband about a week ago for
divorce, charging him with cruelty
and abuse. Her action caused some
surprise. Her reason for having the
suit dismissed is that she has changed
her mind, and desires to continue the
marriage relation for the benefit OF
her children.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Death OF Mrs. Craviord

Mrs. Harriet Crawford Of Yelling
ton, died at Tiel's private asylum in
Wichita Monday, at the age of 10
years. The remains will be bought 10
wellington tonight for burial. There
will be a short funeral service at her
former home, corner of Olive and
Third streets, tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. Interment will be made
In Praire Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Crawford was the widow OF
an old soldier. A year or eighteen
m1Dths ago she was declared insane
aud sent TO Tiel's asylum. Her men,
tai condition was due to old age. She
had been confirmed inHdel all her
life. She leaves no children.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
COTbin.
J. Hall is buying wheat.

J. Hall is buying wheat.
! J. E. Smell was in Caldwell Sunday.
Mrs. Smell and daughters returned
from ten days visit in the strip.
Joseph Smart is in Butler county look
ing for place for next year.
II. H. Howe and son, Jefie, are visit
ing at N. A. Howe's near Perry, o. T.
J. B. Brownback was receiving cattle
and hogs Tuesday.
]. H. Cox, John Howard, W. L. Rar-
rick were in Wellington yesterday.
Harve Reagan has moved into the
Kennedy property. He can't get away
from Corbin.
7. A. Simon is getting ready to move
to Missouri next Monday.
Mrs. Gross is able to sit up after her
i &c of typhoid fever.
Remember the primary at Falls Center
a week from next Saturday. Everybody
come out.
A MIR. Smith and family, relatives of
our townsman, o. p. Hubbard, arrived
Friday night from Illinois, expecting to
locate i'll this neighborhood.
Frank Smith, son of W. T. Smith, was
taken to Wellington yesterday to be tried
for insanity. 1t is sad affair as the boy
is a cripple and has been in poor health
for some time.
Henry Mirt was trying TO press a cart
ridge into his Winchester Sunday and
discovered that pressure will, sometimes
cause all explosion. The shell went off
with the result of powder and fragments
of Shell striking him full in the face. Dr.
Willhoite was summoned to dress the
wound. No serious result. is anticipated.
People's voice., 1899-09-07
Inspecting the Waterworks Plant.

D. f. Evans Of Newton, is in the
city inspecting the waterworks Dlaut
and making an estimate of what it is
worth and what it will cost to put it
in good condition. 10 company with
tie mayor, a number Of cOuncilmen
aud the newspaper men, be inspected
the pumpbOuse, dim and standpipe
Monday. He will be in the city
several days before he completes his
work. Mr.. EsaDs was superintendent
uf construction in building the New
ION waterwOrks system, and is an
engineer Of much experience and
ability.