People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-03-08


ROup, SOmmerville'S store, formerly
WAITS.
An original pension of Sc month
has been issued to R. Fl. Massingill of
Caldwell.
Gee. Ahell OF Perth, was in town
Monday on his way home from
TOnkawa, OF.
Three good young bulls for sale
Cheap, if sold in the next ten days.
Preston WycOtf.
Every old man looks as if he wished
his wife thought as much OF him as of
the grand children.
Prof. Colin Of ATgOnh, was in the
city Monday. He is teaching a sChOG
near Alva, OF.
Twill pay cash balance on produce
after buying what you want at the
Magnetic. w; Milne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. SOmmerville Wis
tied Mrs. SOmmervile's mother at
Arkansas City over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Marshall returned from
Wichita Saturday, where she had a
tumor removed from her side.
The $4,000 damage suit Of F. W
Becker of Mulvane, against the Ma
tional Surety Co., was fled 10 district
court Monday.
Do not let your hogs die of cholera
Z. A. Anderson Of Wellington. can
cure them. No cure no pay. Call on
or address him.
For Sale-l,0O0 bushels o. choice
red Texas oats, at 20 and pc per
buShel aud 80 tons Of prairie and
millet hay.-H. T. Harbaugh, Con
cord, Kan.
Place your orders for seed potatoes
soon at the Magnet, for Coo per bush
ell. This is a bargain, and will not
always last.
For Sa'e.-TwO span of good work
mules and one span of large work
mares.-Call on or address R. J.
Smith Of Wellington, or R. j. Hukle
Of Hukle, Kansas.
Mrs. N. r. Mclean returned Satur-
day evening from Alva, OF, where
she was called by the sickness of her
mother, Mrs. J. D. Share.
". E. Wood has bought his broth
er, l. H. Woods, undivided three
fourthsinterestin quarter section Of
land in Eden township, for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sunderland re-
turned from Coldwater Saturday eve
ming, where they we're called by the
death of Mr.. Sunderland's father,
License to marry has been issued to
Rev. jeremiah Reeves, the colOred
NJ. E. preacher, and Miss Laura
Letcher, daughter of Dapl. Letcher,
The Democratic state convention to
nominate delegates to the national
convention which meets in Kansas
City July 4, will be held in Wichita
on May %.
]. c. Wells, an employe OF the Kan
sas National bank at Wichita, has
disappeared. His accounts are
straight, and his disappearance is all
the more a mystery.
A carload Of wOrkmen passed
through Wellington over the Rock
Island Sunday, bound for Chicka-
sha, 1T, to work on the new Rock
Island extension.
Mrs. T. V. McMahan received a
500 check from the National Aid
Association Tuesday, as a pre-
liminary remittance until the death
claim for her husband can be proved
up,
Col. L. F. Copeland lectured to a
large audience at the auditorium
Saturday night. His subject was
"Samson's Riddle" and the lecture
was flue. Col. Copeland left fer the
north Sunday morning,
NJ. T.Viueyard was down town Mon
day for the first time since his place
was guaranteed over six weeks ago
The quarantine improved his health
greatly, as be is looking better than
he has for year.
The Topeka Capitals mail Mon
day numbered 1910 letters, with
orders for nearly $4,000 subscriptions
representing over $1,000 10 cash.
This is exclusive of advertising orders
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so intent on ''grasping all" that they
lose their health. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has helped many business man on
the road to success by making. and
keeping him healthy,
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