People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-11-30
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

diniereS, at MaXeys.
Bring your poultry to T. c. Roup at
Wyatt Bros store.
Call at the Aetna December 4th and
consult Drs. Lee.
Call around to POmerOy & Ash and
buy Rambler bicycle.
Rambler bicycles lead and others
folIow.-Pomeroy & Ash.
We are selling Rambler bicycles for
sB5, cash.-PomerOy & Ash
r. C. Scaggs, the Rome grain dealer,
was in the city Tuesday.
The new and handsome wedgewood
ware can be found only at Maxey's.
Maxey Bros have now on display a
fine assortment Of banquet lamps.
Finest line of lamps and chinaware in
the city is to be found at Maxey's.
A new line Of beautiful set rings
Just received at F. W. Sellers.
Maxey Bros. have just received some
very handsome sets Of Haviland china
Maxey Bros fine after dinner cups
and saucers, water sets and china plates
are ideal gifts.
Frank Henderson has sold his feed
business to man named TOmlin, who
formerly worked at the Kramer mills
Wedgewood ware, Haviland china sets,
water sets, after dinner cups and saucers,
plates, etc. Maxey's.
John c. GauDt, justice OF the peace
elect of Downs township, wasin Wei
liDgton Monday and filed his official
bond.
Note ad in another column of the Drs.
Lee, specialists, to be at the Aetna Mon
day, December 4th.
o. B. Whitesides and Miss Anna
Bishop, both of Portland, Sumner
county, have been granted license in
Winfield to marry.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. G. Campbell have
adopted a three months old girl,
which was brought down from the
Topeka orphans home yesterday by
the matrOn.
It's worth your while to make a trip
to Maxey Bros. to see the beautiful new
Wedgewood ware, the lamps, water
sets, etc.
A bouncing girl baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Butler, living
near Blackwell, Saturday morning
Mrs. Butler was formerly Miss Laura
Klein Of Wellington.
Ira Rodman, a farmer living near
Caldwell, recently saw an eagle sail
iDg away with Plymouth Rock hen.
Mr.. Rodman let the big bird have
seven loads before he came down. He
measured seven feet from tip to tip,
and is grey eagle.
JOdn 7, Broomield of Wichita is
anxious to locate his eighteen-year-
old son, John Il. The boys mother
is very sick aud worrying over his
absence. The boy is described as six
feet tall, eighteen years old, with
auburn hair and blue eyes.
The town Of Enid, OF, has organ
lied a commercial club with Edmund
Frantz, formerly Of Wellington, as
president; John Murphy, formerly of
Wellington, as treasurer, and W. W.
Hagen and John Murphy, Jr., also
formerly of Wellington, as directors.
Recently an eastern paper offered a
cash prize for the best l0O-word article
in favor of expansion, aud a similar
prize for the best article OF the same
length against expansion. The latter
prize was won by Miss Connie Bear Of
Paola, sister Of Prof, H. f. NJ, Bearof |
Wellington.
People who always make mistake |
in writing the year Immediately after ;
New Years, had better be practicing
on the new order soon to come into
effect. The habit of making an $50
after the 81" has been with them for
life time and it will not be easy to
shake il off,
Sam Kincaid was in town Saturday
soliciting a dollar from every man
who would pay it to fight the school
law. He wanted to raise $50 to donate
to Mr., Horton for his opinion as to
the validity of the law. Sam is evil
IDENTIFY not out for office. If he is he
wants to steer clear Of Wellington
Belle Plalne News.
The Milan blacksmith shop, owned
BY Ike Heron, was moved to We'll
lington today and is being erected on
lots that were recently purchased for
that purpose adjoining Ben B. Will Q
sons carpenter shop on North Wash :
ington avenue. The building, tools II
and everything were hauled to We'll!
lington, and made five or six wagon
loads.