People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Amsden re-
turned Sunday from their trip to
Louisiana with the lumbermen's ex
CurSiOn.
Bring your poultry to T. c.
ROup, SOmmerville's store, formerly
Wyatt'S.
]. T, May Of Perth, spent the night
with his son, Tap May, and went to
Kansas City this morning.
Ralph Nelson did not arrive from
Omaha yesterday as expected. He
will probably arrive tonight.
Miss Kate Chase is still suffering
much pain. She is improving, but
very slowly. A nurse was employed
Sunday.
For Sale--l,0OO bushels OF choice
red Texas oats, and so tons of prairie
and millet hay.-H. f. Harbaugh'
Concord, Kan.
II you want any kind of Job work
call at the VOICE Office or write US.
We guarantee frst-class work and
reasonable prices.
If you want cash each week for
selling Stark Trees, that grow and
bear fruit, write Stark Nursery, Louis
lana, Mo-, for terms.
Clarence Lucas, living near Oxford
spent Sunday in the city with his
wife and baby and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, W. NJ, Copeland.
]. j. Loop of South Haven, was
elected president Of the County
Teachers ASSOCIATION Saturday, to
suCceedI, E, Swain, resigned.
If you have anything for sale, an.
ncunce it through the columns of the
VOICE. This is the surest and speed
lest way of finding a purchaser.
The County High school trustees
continued the old organization Sun
day by electing c. ], Humphrey secre-
tary and R. H, Behiner treasurer.
For Sale.-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.
The work Of repairing the roof to
the court house is completed with the
exception of the painting. The re-
pairs will cost the county about
$1,000.
Miss Lille OBrien returned to
Caldwell Sunday night to resume her
position in the city schools. She had
been here all week on account OF her
brothers illness.
A box supper for the purpose of
securing additional library books will
be given at the Slate Valley school
mouse, five miles northwest of town
next Friday night.
Buns SET Dire, accidentally, to a
Rock Island box car at the junction
Saturday night. The car was entirely
destroyed, and two more were ba1ly
damaged. The Santa Fe switch
engine prevented the other two from
being destroyed.
ID. f. Garnand sold Silver Laced
WyandOtte cOckeral to c. R. Miller
OF Sedalia, Mo-, last week, for which
be received $40. Good Judges pro.
nounced the collection of birds at the
recent show one of the finest county
exhibits ever made. It's fame seems
to have gone abroad.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Chenoweth re.
turned Sunday from Pomona. Ks
where they were called a week ago by
the sickness Of Mrs. Chenoweth's
sister, Miss Bertha A. Cole. Miss
Cole died short while before the
arrival Of Mr., and Mrs. Ohenowetb,
She was buried Wednesday.
The Pyramids lodge gave a BANQUET
and social Monday night. 1t was a bio
affair, there being about $50 persons
present. Mrs. NJ. A. Beckwith gave .
reading, and Miss Elsie Rouse sang a
solo. Miss Mary Anderson gave q
recitation Miss Cora Newbold gave
apiano recital. vandeDberg's orches.
ira rendered several selections. There
was speaking by several members y
the lodge. The affair wound up with
a Dance The supper was very fne.