People's voice., 1899-04-20
LOCAL EVENTS.

Sunday.
Samuel Hartzell of Oxford, was in
she city Monday.
7. J. Burk spent Sunday with his
family in Wichita.
Tom Garland went to Attica Mon.
morning On business.
LIB. Stumpt of Caldwell, was in the
CITY Monday on business.
Olmer Brown of Caldwell, was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
The best 20 cent meal you ever ate,
~ Rock Island Restaurant. If
Mrs. A. l., Richardson of South
Haven, was in the city Monday.
Go to the Rock Island Restaurant
fpr your dinner, when in the city. II
Mrs. Matte Sinks of South Haven,
was shopping in the city Monday.
Miss Cassie Adamson of South
Haven, spent the Monday in the city
shopping and wishing.
Now is the time to get your goods
a your own price at the auction
Saturday, April 22.-E. E. Pember.
Barney Sheridan has gone to Wash
ington, DC, in response to a telegram
from the comptroller of the currency.
Broilers from /! to pounds, S3.OOI
per dozen; hens &c to 7c a pound; tur-
Key hens Sc pound at J. NJ. McKee's.
Mrs. RObt. Gaddie left Tuesday
fIr her home in Colorado, after a
peasant visit with friends in the city.
F.A. Amsden is building a cement
sidewalk in front Of his residence
property on South Washington
avenue.
Miss Dorothy Porter of Wellington,
will graduate from the Chicago Bap
list hospital nurse training school
tniS month.
''Chick" ROthtrock and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Roth
tIOck'S uncle, Cyrus Newman, living
near Corbin.
James and Newt Mayo, wheat
thieves, were released from Jail Tues
day upon the order of the county
commissioners.
IT. Mcclure of Milan, and Jas.
Murray of MillertOn, were in the city
Monday on business with County
Treasurer Maddy.
After this week the open air band
Concerts will be given on Monday
e eningS. The concert this week will
b on Friday evening.
Joe Heskett and Miss Maggie
Murphy will be married at the home
OF the bride Wednesday afternoon,
ahe 18th inst, at o'clock.
Geo. S. Hill has been appointed ad
ministratOr OF the estate OF the late
X D, Cragin of Caldwell, and has filed
bond in the sum of $4,000.
The people Of Wellington and
Sumner county must never forget
that the section which blows its own
horn is the one that gets there.
Mrs. ]. W. Noodle, sister.in.law Of
Mrs. ThOs. W. Penick, arrived from
Kansas City Saturday evening on a
visit Of several weeks duration.
The personal property tax of W. &.
Nofsinger for 1898 was Tuesday or
dered refunded by the commissioners,
on account of erroneous assessment.
A. c. Lambe has been dismissed as
one of the defendants in the noted
suit Of the Plano binding twine suit
on technicality, Andy Richards
was his attorney.
ME, and Mrs. Fred Vandenburp.
who have been visiting the family of
John Porter, living east Of the city,
returned to their home in Medford
OF, Tuesday morning,
John Hazlett, cousin of Mrs. W. e.
Wood, who has been making his home
here for about a year, left over the
Rock Island Tuesday morning for his
home in northern Illinois.
Lost-Bet 1een Wellington and nv
place, seven miles southeast, Monday
NsSening, April l7th, a pair of gold
rimmed spectacles. Finder please re-
turn to this ofice.-Levi Myers.
FL. f, Sullivan captured monster
centipede fully six inches long in his
potato patch on West Harvey avenue
Tuesday. They are a rare thing
An this section of the country now.
Dallas Wood of Kansas City, spent
Sunday in the city the guest of his
brother, WilfOrd E. Wood. He is
employed in the offices of the Ft. Scott
& Memphis Railway at Kansas City.
Tom Potter, formerly an employe
OF the Santa Fe round house at this