People's voice., 1900-07-12

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uight.
Laurs B. Ayers has bought fo
81 400, 80 acres Of land in Belle PlainC
township, OF G. G. Rushing Of Sedg
wick county.
Elizabeth HOllister OF Minneapolis
Mnn, has bought the Geo. W. Hill
place in Gore township. Itconsists Of
2lO acres, aud sold for Sc, ,295.
Orton Moore threshed 1000 bushel:
OF wheat for Chris Hangen, FIVE mile.
southwest of Wellington, between two
O'Clock pm. and sundown. Next
The Wells Fargo express horse died
Saturday. 1t was bought by W. b
Seymour few days ago, and the ex,
press company was using it until
another horse could arrive 10 take its
place.
Miss Kate Chase, who nursed the
Hunt family during their sicknes,
with typhoid fever, has contracted
the disease and was taken To a
hospital 10 Wichita Monday for treat,
ment.
Charlie Rillam, who has been com
plaining for some time, is theat
rned with typhoid fever. He wa.
be taken to the Santa Fe htspita
in Topeka Monday evening to remain
until he RECEIVERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Ready leiI
Tuesday evening for Farmer City
H., on visit to Mr.. Resdy's father
They also expect TO 20 to Niagara
Falls and other eastern points befor,
they return to Wellington.
James Bauman is now 10 Salt LAX,
City, Utah, and is employed 10 hOte
at the Salt Air bathing beach. Wei
lingtOn people will be glad TO learl
that he has fully recovered his health
and that his restoration is permanent
H. F. Harbaugh, of Concord, was il
the city Monday. He has been ou
since June 4 adjusting losses for tn,
Mcpherson Hail Insurance Co. Ha,
adjusted 65 losses. His company ha
paid sl1, 800 so far this year with other
to adjust.
Link Fisher is having a hard TIM
with his arm, which was hurt a weel
or Two ago while working. 1t wa
lancrd again today. The injury t
his arm was caused by rope sliding
through his hand, and would hav,
amounted To nothing if he had quit
work until 1t got well. But he KEEP
on working, aud the arm soon became
affected. and now extends tobiS body
R. M. Booth of Elgin, H., who ha.
just escaped very dangerous opera
tion writes us: "Beggs' German Salvt
cured me of piles after everything elst
had failed. l was preparing fer al
operation, as last resort. Would
not be without if it cost $40 a box
Sold by all druggists.
, George Moore, a Kansas City negro
and George Jackson, a white man O.
Lebanon, Mo-, who were arrested
about a week ago charged with hold
ing up a harvest hand by the nam,
OF Fulton Cray, who had been workin,
for A. Smiley. were taken before the
county attorney Tuesday, auC
plead not guilty tn the charge, ant
their preliminary trial set for Mon
day, July l6.
R. O. Childs of Peoria, Ill, makes {
suggestion of great value to everyone
"Beggs' German Salve isthe best gen
eral household remedy made" 1t cures
cuts, burns, scalds, old sores, all ski
diseases, and is the Only Pile cure tina
never fails to cure permanently. SolC
by all druggists
The Seventh Day Adventists will
begin a ten days camp meeting OF
the vacant block north OF the cnur
house Thursday night. A tent, il
which the meetings will he held. i
being erected across the street from
W. n. Maddy's residence today. Rev
J. W. Westfall Of Topeka, is HoSsinj
the job and half dozen other Ad
ventist preachers are assisting him
driving stakes and hustling canvas
like circus men. Rev. Westfall py
poets thirty or forty tents IN III
vacant half block hefore the week !
over. Rev. WeStfaII will conduct IN
meetings. assisted by Elders R. NJ
Kilgore NJ Granville, Tenn, G. Ru
pert of Liberal, J.. W. Covert q
| Ozawkie, W. W. SiebbiuS OF Newton
Up Eurtherson Of Lincoln, Neb., an
Herman Kettering ~ Wichita
Elder Ketteriug formerly lived i
Wellington, having roSided her
about two years ago. The meeting
will he held each day at IL am,
pm. and pm.
Stegner Caught.
Sheriff Shaver received telegraI
this morning from John Hayes, chic
of police at Kansas City, saying b