People's voice., 1900-01-25
AND
PERSONAL

does first-clasS hair-cutting for l5c.
Areissue of pension of Sc per mOLth
has been made to Chas. H. Penny
packer of ArgOnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P, Winner returned
Tuesday from a visit to friends
aud relatives in Missouri.
A girl was born Sunday to Mrs.
Frank Lucas of Oxford, daughter Of
W. NJ. Copeland of Wellington.
A few choice Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale, dt 81 each. Call on
or address,. c. Bartlett, Perth, Kan.
DR.. J. G. Reid is making some i'm.
prCvement to his office rooms over
the hardware department Of the
e Ricket.
LOst.-A heavy black cape, last Sat
urday two weeks ago Finder please
leave at Kinney's grOcery.-Mrs. NJ.
5. BurSon.
II you want any kind of Job work
CIlI at the VOICE Office or write US
We guarantee flrst-Class work and
reasonable prices.
If yoT want cash each week fol-
selling Stark Trees, that grow and
bear fruit, write Stark Nursery, Louis,
lana, Mo-, for terms.
MajoT ed Hayes left fOrDenyer MoE'
night, called by the death of Past
Grand Commander Gray of Kansas
Gray died of consumption.
See those Queen Oval Photos Bald,
ing is making. They are the finest
things out He is making them at a
reduced rate, to introduce then.
Buggy tops, side curtains and every.
thing complete, $3.50. This is &
pendd bargain. Call and see me-
John Keir, Wellington, Kan.
W. H. McCutcheOn of Caldwell, ar
rived Saturday to work for II. F
Smith, the druggist, while the latJel
goes east this week on business.
II you have anything for sale, an
nounce it through the columns Of tht
VOICE. This is the sureSt and speed
lest way of finding purchaser.
Mrs. Fl. Ratekin and Mrs. Lucinda
Ratekin of South Haven, were in the
city Sunday. The latter went on
to Kansas City to attend the funeral
Of a relative.
For Sale.-TwO span of good work
mules and one span of large work
mares.-Call On or address R. ].
Smith of Wellington, or R. j. Hukle
of Hukle, Kansas.
There will be wolf chase in
Northwest Green township On
Wednesday, Jan. 81, at 10 o'clock
Sections four, five, six, fifteen, six
teen and seventeen will be covered.
J. W. Durham VS.. D. F. Janeway, is
the title of an appeal suit from JUS
tice's court at Milan, filed by o. W
Julian, the young Milan attorney. II
is suit over a debt amounting tt
about SIS.
A letter received from Will Garter
at Chicago states that the physician.
will not let him leave the hOspita
yet, and he is rot expected at home
until the last of the present week Of
the first of next week.
Wanted-Honest man or woman f
travel for large house; salary S65 monthly
and expenses, with increase; posi-
ton permanent; inclose self-addresseC
stamped envelope. Manager, $50 Cax
ton bldg, Chicago.
Sarah E. Feeley has been appointed
guardian of Ina B. Fegley ct al, mir
ors. -. Mary A. Howard has beer
appointed guardian of Hemer P
Campbell, a minor MARY A. Down
has filed her annual account as guard
ian of Harry f. Downs, a minor.
Charles BoOkwalter arrived from
Indianapolis, Ind, Monday to aI-
pear as witness in the Allen VS.
Hunter Milling Co, litigation in dis,
trict court. Ell BOokwalter Of Austin
Kas., is also in the city. He arrived
Tuesday morning.
RObt. Sipe, aged q, and Miss Mollit
COuchman, aged Is, both of Winfield
were granted license to marry, t.
day. Sheriff Shaver was in tht
west part Of the county today OIL
business. Mary A. Howard has beer
appointed guardian OF Homer P
Campbell, minOl.
DR.. S. W. Splitter has a force of mer
at work grading the yard around hi.
new residence. When the house is
completed, he will move into it and
commence remodeling his old resi-
dence. DR.. Splitter will spend two OF
three thousand dollars improving his
old dwelling, and when completed it
will be the largest and most preten.