People's voice., 1899-07-13
A. C. Lambe went to Butler county
Tuesday morning on business.
Charles Hatton Of Rome, was 10 the
city Friday squaring up his taxes.

W. A. Rem went to Mayaeld Fri
day to superintend the threshing
Of some wheat.
George Austin was in town Monday
night on his return to Oklahoma
from the north.
Ed T. Hackney came up from Med
ford, OF, Friday morning and
returned Friday morning.
Miss Cora Lambe left over the Rock
Island Tuesday for Chicago, to
visit. She will be absent six months
Notice our special clubbing rate
with the Kansas City Times and
Bayonet, mentioned elsewhere 10 this
paper.
ThOs. B. Brown, president OF the
Southern Kansas Mortgage Co., will
go to Stafford county this evening on
business. Journal s.
D. A. Espy went to Argonia Friday
morning on business Connected with
some county bridges being built out
that way.
Candidates for county offices should
not fail 10 comply with requirements
given in Notice to Candidates" else
where in this issue.
J. B. Drummond, L. G.. SChaper and
H. H. Miller have been appointed ap-
praiseTs Of the personal property Of
G. W. Bruce, deceased.
W. G. Foraker commenced thresh.
ing wheat in earnest Friday morning.
He threshed little Saturday which
Yielded seventeen bushels.
T. E. Will, late president OF the
Kansas state agricultural college, has
accepted the presidency Of the new
Social Science college in Boston.
Mills Ebright went to LinwOod,
near Kansas City, Saturday evening,
to accept a position. His brother,
Rev. Homer Ebright, resides there.
Miss Maggie Taylor went to Wich.
ita Saturday morning to enter St.
Francis hospital. Her mother will go
up to remain few days.
Jap SOmmerville Of Oxford, and his
brother, NJ. SOmmerville, OF Okla
homa, are in the cityFriday, the guests
Of the formers so1, Geo. SOmmerville.
A. E. Parker of Cripple Creek, COL,
has written to friends 10 Wellington
that he will be here the latter part Of
July on a business and pleasure trip.
VIM. Rowland, who stole T. j.
Grimes gold watch several weeks ago,
was released from jail Friday, upon an
order from the county commissioners,
issued last week.
The board Of charities has appoint.
ed Mrs. Nora Ferguson Of Effingham,
hOusekeeper at the Soldiers Orphans
home, at Atchison, to succeed Miss
Idl Kriedler, resigned.
Bya special arrangement with the
Kansas City Times we are prepared
to make the following extraordinary
cash offer: The Twice-a.week Times
anu the VOICE one year, $3.50.
Carl Hendricks, who has been work
ing in the Kramer mills, leaves
for OSawatOmia to accept a position
as attendant iD the asylum. He held
similar position four years ago.
TIE funeral services over the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B
D an were held from the family resi-
deuce on South Washington avenue
Friday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
Interment was made in Prairie Lawr
cemetery.
Mrs. C. Keuneke went to Wichita
Monday to visit. Mr.. -Keunekt
accompanied her and went on to st
Louis, and from there will 60 to hi
home at Cape Girardeau, Mo. Mrs
Keuneke will return here before
going home.
Senator Baker has recommended
Capt. J. P. Grinstead for a commits.
sion in one Of the regiments to be sem
to the Philippines to reinforce Otis
His name was forwarded to Wash
iugton Saturday. 1t is reasOnaS,!
certain that the captain Will receive
a commission.
The railroad grading and ditchlns
outfit that has been working ON thO
drainage canal and filling under th'
bridges, completed their work Wed
nesday. They were very unfortunate
on this Job, having lost their fines
pair OF mules which cost them s225
They went from here to Braman.-
South Haven New Era.
The Burlington fast mail train
continue to make some remarkable
records. On June %, the eastbOunC
train No. s left Mendoza, ILL.,, 40 min