People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-01-20
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Kansas. OkIIk " MUM,

Kansas. VII
stlmuIants when giving the other
coaltar products, to overcome their
depressing effect. But the free use of
alcohol is always followed by great
depression and reaction. The con-
trary is true of the cOsltar product
Phenalgin. The action of this drug
ssoothing, and its anodyne effect is
usually followed by refreshing Sleep"
Last October Grace A. Fair brought
suit in district court for a divorce
from her husband, Chas. W. Fair and
secured an injunction restraining him
from interfering with her possession
of the children. At the time the ac-
tion for divorce was begun in this
county, divorce suit instituted by
her husband was pending 10 Oklaho.
ma. He was granted a divorce re-.
Gently, and the petition in the Sum-
ner county court was dismissed Mon.
day afternoon. The injunction still
holds.
Frank Hagerman has boughta small
tract Of land in Bluff township OF
Joseph KUzak. James Hasgart and
Edward E. Holmes have bought OF
the Alliance Trust Co., land In Falls
and Caldwell townships to the amount
Of 81, 900. s.. Z. Glover has bought
lots II aud 10, block 100, New Cald.
well, of the johnson & Larimer Dry
Goods Co., Of Wichita, for 1915. :.
Dean Gordon Of Wichita, has bought
of Lester NJ. hall Of St. Louis, so
acres OF land near Conway Springs
for s675.
Asa M. Black was in the vicinity OF
Rome and South Haven this week,
and learned that several families 10
those neighborhOods who formerly
moved to Arkansas City during the
winter months 10 order that their
children might secure the advantages
OF the schools there, now send their
children to The County High school 10
Wellington. The advantages, pecun.
larry and otherwise, of the Sumner
County High school to the rising gen.
eratiOns, should be clearly set forth
20 every farmer In the county.
The time having arrived for me to
carry out my purpose of severing my
connection with Co. B. End Reg, X.
n. g., and desiring that the people
OF Wellington may have an OppOrtun
ity to sustain the organization in the
future. meeting of the company and
Of all other persons interested
therein is hereby called TO meet at
the armOry in Wellington on Satur-
day, Jan. q, 1899, at 7:3O p. m. Old
and young soldiers, young men, the
ladies, every body is invited to attend.
j. S. DEFY, Captain Commanding.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Farmers Alliance Insurance Co., OF
Mcpherson, Kan, met January 5,
1899 and was well attended by rep
resentative patrons from over the
state and was the most enthusiastic
meeting 10 the history of The CON-
pany. Judge ]. Walker, John Biddi.
son, |. f. Talbot, N. W. Bridgens
and V. Goodsheller were elected
directors for three years, CT. Mibgen-
cack, secretary and ]. W. Vowel,
president. The company has over Isl
600 policy holders and carries sll $780,
600 10 farm risks; its plan is mutual
and furnishes insurance at actual cost.
While at st. Louis last week the
editor OF the VOICE took a run over to
indianapolis, the prettiest city 10 the
United States. Indiana's capital city
grows larger and whittier and cleaner
and more prosperous every year. 1t
now has nearly 100000 population.
Her state capital is beautiful and well
kept. The legislature was in session
and was about to ballot for United
States senator, the result Of which
! had already been decided In caucus
the election of former acquaintance
Of the writer, Albert j. Beveridge
Mr.. Beverage is young man and
fine orator. The ride to IndianapOli:
was made over the famous Vandalia
| line, the best railroad 10 the United
I States. The equipment on this line