People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-11
LOCAL EVENTS.

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girl.
The Shore Barner damage suit has
been dismissed.
Ed Larkin was up from Corbin Fri
day On business.
Ex-C0mmiSSiOner Th0s. Murl by
came up from COrbin Friday as a
a witness in case in district court.
Geo. B. Robinson has bought four
lots in block 3, Wellington, of Geo. W.
ToOley.
Seventeen coyote scalps were re-
ceived by the county CLERK Thursday,
Elk Assistant Marshal John Willard
may decide to 90 to Pueblo, COL, soon
to seek location.
Jas, Fl. Franklin dentist Office over
Buttrey's shoe stole. If
Claude F. Powell has bought lots -
to Is, inclusive, in block 9, ArgOnia,
Of Frank BOughman, for $500.
The best meal in town, at the Rock
Island Restaurant, kept by W. B..
Anderson. If
Ed I. Hackney will be one of the
judges at the annual commencement
Oratorical contest at the Winfield
college.
A good piano to exchange for good
gentle driver. Call on T. c. Roup at
Wyatt Bros If
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Jas. A. Davenport has Bought lot 4,
block 3, Geuda Springs, of Clarence
NJ. Hickey, for 800.
j. E. Barnes, the paper hanger, has
his own vehicle. He will d. work in
the country anywhere. If
]. NJ Harper, the Conway Springs
anti-expansiOriSt, aud banker was in
the CITY Thursday.
r. H. Wilson has sold ii lot in block
g. Belle Plaine, to Clark Knox, for
$40.
D. A. Lewis has bought 50 acres Of
land near ArgOnia Of J. G. Bramer for
$500.
c. E. HeaSty Of Wellington town
ship, brought in five coyote scalps
Saturday.
The annual account Of J. f. War
tick, guardian of Fred Anthony
Wartick, has been filed in probate
court.
Mary D0ls0n, administrative of the
estate of th4 late E. B. Dolsou, has
filed her ANNUAL account in probate
court.
VIM. Shaffer and wife of South
Haven, we're shopping and transacting
business in the city Saturday.
W. A. NOrthcutt of GreenvilIe, H.,
head counsel of the NJ. w. of A., has
notified A. f. CObean that he will be
present at The Modern WOOdmen log
rolling at Caldwell ia September.
A. A. Raglan has recently put down
200 feet of cement walk in front of his
residence property on West Lincoln
avenue.
For threshing machines, Call on D.
W. Walker, agent for Nichols &
Shepard Co., at G. W. Mines grocery
store. %
County Superintendent W. NJ.
Massey is on the program for the state
cOnVententiOn OF county superinten-
dents TO be held at Hutchinson May
Is and II.
Will Keuneke and his bride, form
erly Miss Mabel Virgins of Eureka,
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
They will go to housekeeping on
South q street.
1--WE don't take much stock 10 palm
istry," unused Kansas country editor
as he turned the leaves and glanced
over his subscription account book,
but if some of our readers will care.
fully examine their palms they will
find the dreadful dellDQuent's hook. "
Mrs. II. f. Smith of Wellingl on,
was candidate before the state fed
GRAFTON of wOmen'S clubs at Junction
City for vice president. She was de
ieated by Mrs. Eugene +. Ware OF
TOPEKA, by so votes.
W. H. Brownback of Christian
county, Illinois. is here on business.
lie reports john George, father Of
: Tom George, former resident Of
Wellington, very low at his home in
Edlnburg. Ill.
E. E. Blood and Miss Annie Moore,
both of Hayesyllle, were married by
ProbateJ udge Staffelbach WedneSda y
night about 10 O'Clock. They drove
home afterwards.
Mrs. L. c. Newton and child arrived
from Enid, OF, WeGne>d'y to again
reside here. Mr.. Newton will drive
through.