People's voice., 1900-01-11
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

Company B will give a taffy pull at
the Armory, Saturday, January p,
1900.
]. NJ. Moomaw, one of the leading
citizens of Illinois township, was in town
Saturday.
Peter Appel, one of the leading farm
ers of Downs township, made the VOICE
a call Saturday.
Col. J. W. Fornny OF Belle plaine,
has shipped a box Of rs ears of corn to
the Paris exposition.
Judge Ray is moving into the Kin
ney brick dwelling on North Wash.
ing.on avenue, today.
A few choice Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale, at 81 each. Call on
or address,. c. Bartlett, Perth, Kan.
Baldwin Of Wichita, will have the
gallery over the pOstOfice, open here
after On Friday and Saturday instead
of Thursday and Friday.
a. NJ. Scribner has bought a 100
acre farm iD Bluff township of NJ. J.
McAdams for 81, 200. Elton Rhodes
has bought 2SO acres Of land in Chikas-
kia township Of Geo. Knight, for
50 500.
Orville Whitehill, formerly Of Wei
iingJon, is advance ageuU for the
Wesley Wells Concert Co., now doing
the north part of the state. The
company may get down TO Wellington
in few weeks.
Ofc)urse Sherman Teal cuts hair
lirst-cIaSs for ljc. South Wash. ave-
Buggy tops, side curtains and every
thing complete, $3.50. This is a
p.endid bargain. Call and see me-
John Keir, Wellington, Kan.
On south Main street Sherman Teal
does frSt-claSS hair.Cutting for l5c.
Mrs. P. L. RyneaTson, who went in-
sane from grief over the death OF
members of her family, has been
brought home from the Topeka asy.
lum, and is reported in a critical con.
ditiOn.
D. M. Haight OF Ottawa, H., has
been employed by the Wellington
National bank. Mr.. Haight is a
friend of Judge Dale of Wichita. He
was connected with bank in Illinois
until compelled to come west for his
health.
For Sale.-The southeast quarter OF
section q, township 32, range l, west,
one mile and four blocks west OF
Washington avenue, Wellington.
Price, reasonable and time given on
part payment, For further informa.
tiOn, inquire Of Tom Dickinson, on
said farm.
Receiver Sheridan, while 10 Argunia
Saturday, distributed the final divi.
dend of 3 per cent to the depOiturS of
the defunct Argonia State bank. This
! makes a total of Sit per cent paid the
depositors. There are still a few
remaining assets Of the bank, but
they do not amount to much.
The wolf hunt announced for last
Saturday in Jackson township was
postponed until next Monday
January Is. Meet on all lines at 9:3C
to start at 10 o'clock sharp. NORTH
line meet at City View school house
and east line at Jordan school house
Everybody is invited to the hunt
Nothing used but shOtguns.
Judge and Mrs. J, T. Herrick enter
'taned a small party of friends a.
their home on North A street Satur
day evening, the occasion being thu
24th anniversary Of their marriage
An elaborate supper was served il
six courses. There were present
MeSSrs. and Mesdames Geo. W. Stipp
W. A. Rem, c. E. Hitchcock, L. C
Newton, ]. G. Campbell, J. G. Woods
Asa NJ. Black, Geo. H. Hunter, A. A
Richardson.
The state Law requires from insur
ance companies doing business il
Kansas an annual statement shown.
the business for the year endip,
December 81. The first company t,
fulfill the requirements of the law tbi
year was the Southern Kapas Mutua
OF wellington, Kansas corporation
This cOmpany's statement has beer
on file for several days. The president
of the company is A. ]. McManus
secretary, W. ]. Newbold, both O
WellingtOn.-TOpeka Journal.
"a young man came into our stor,
yesterday suffering from severe a.
tack Of cramp cOlic," writes B. F
Hess, miller aud general merchant
Dickey's Mountain, Pa. "He haC
tried various home remedies without
relief. As l had used Chamberlain,
| Collie. Cholera and niarrbooo D.,