People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-08-31

an assured fact that Mrs. Emma Sells
Marshall did not 90 away with Lyman
Naugle, aud asks that the statement
be made public. This is all he says
about it.-JOurDal.
A man giving his name as Joe Hen.
derson was arrested by Night Marshal
Johnson Turner Monday and is be
| ing held to await the arrival OF the
sheriff from Enid, OF, tonight.
Henderson is wanted for horse steal
ing, alleged 10 have been committed
10 Garfield county about year ago
J.P. BrOugh OF KiDgfsher, OF, was
in the city Monjay, the guest Of the
family OF J. c. Robinson. He is on
his return from trip with his fam
| lily through Yellowstone Park, Wyo.
His family left him at Lincoln, Neb
'Or Colorado Springs, where they VIII
remain until the hot weather is over
! The Wichita presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church viii
meet in annual session at the Water.
loo church, Kingman county, Thurs,
day evening. The EndeavOr societies
will convene at thesame place twenty
! four hours earlier. A number from
Wellington will 60 tomorrow to at
END.
DR.. John Caldwell, formerly of this
+ city, was married to Miss Leota Haw-
ley, an estlmable and popular young
lady Of Jacksonville, H., last FRIDAY
The doctors many Wellington friends
extend hearty congratulations and
we'll wishes. They will reside in
Manchester, III.
Pauline, the twO.year-Old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Maxwell, died
at 10 o'clock Tuesday of cholera
infantIm. The remains will be taken
to Bonner Springs this evening for
burial. Mr.. Maxwell is the temper
airy express agent here They have
the sympathy OF the community in
their bereavement.
Rev. H. F. Smith, formerly pastor
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church in Wellington, has been en-
ployed as pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church in Topeka. Rev
Smith moved from Wellington to
Galatin, Mo, and from there to To-
peka at the suggestion Of Rev. Penick
Of this city, who wanted him back 10
Kansas.
Twenty-Five Cheyenne indians,
comprising the band which gave a
series Of war dances in Wellington
about three weeks ago, came in from
EmpOria last night aud left over the
Santa Fe today for Alva, OF, fro m
which place they came. Their show
went to pieces at Emporia Monday.
on account Of small attendance. and
they are now going back to their
reservation.
Andrew Harris, brakeman on the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail
road, while hunting Sunday near
Pratt, accidentally shot himself near
the left shoulder and died Monday
morning. Mr., Harris had until re-
Gently been on the Rock Island run
ming out Ct Caldwell and went to
PRATT only few weeks agO. His wife
aud son were still at Caldwell, the
family not having yet moved to
Pratt. They passed through Wei
ington Sunday evening 90 their way
70 that place.
This morning a number Of teams
arrived here and went into camp in
waiting to commence work oD the
new road. There are many Others on
the way. At the depot yards there
are car loads Of material being IN.
loaded. An order :Or Sc miles of
material was placed Saturday con-
siSting OF rails, ties, section houses.
depotS and bridges to be unloaded at
Guthrie by the 18th of September.
When it is piled up there will be
enough material to build the road to
South Carolina Guthrie Leader.
Mr.. j. W. Kennedy was married to
Jennie Meixsell last Sunday, August
p, 1899, at o'clock by C. Il. Ware
ham, pastor of the First BaDtist
church, at 9OS South Market street.
the pastors residence. The wedding
was q quiet one, few being present TO
witness the ceremony. Mr.. Kennedy |
is marble cutter and is in the en-
ploy of the Wichita Marble company |
on North Main street. The newly |
welded pair will be ct home at All
Sherman avenue. All will wish them
much happiness. Wichita Eagle.
Ed Turner, formerly an engineer on
The Missouri Pacific from Cl1o.s