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

- W HSOiOi Vi L COhi was III bue |
city Friday on business.
M. f. Dick 0: Anness, was a visitor
in the city Friday.
John Love OF MayAeId, was a caller
at this Office Friday.
a. B. WilicE, the Belle PLANE mule
buyer, was 10 the city Friday.
JuigeI. P. Campbell Of Wichita,
Wa a visitor in the city Thursday.
L. j. Lucy Of Wichita, has accepted
position ia the mechanical derart-
meuJ Of This office.
MIS-. Geo. Keudle OF Harper isl
in the city, on her way home from a
visit TO relatives in, Michigan.
Mrs. Fannie Murray's son, John A.,
Jr., was taken very sick Thursday.
lie is threatened with pneumonia.
Thos. f. BurneIl has bought a 100
acre farm in Harmon township of J.
". Short, The consideration was
$1,000
Word reached Wellington Friday
that Mrs. Z. 0. DeTurk had died at
her home at Hackney, south of Win.
field.
The Wellington Gun club has re.
ceived group picture of the Arkansas
City club, and will hang it up in their
library.
Jesse Il. Atwell of Milan, one of
the oldest school teachers in Sumner
county in point Of service, was in the
city Thursday.
A.P. McGujre,of this city,is holding
down the ?0siLion of foreman OF the
VOICE Office during Arcn B han.
mas trip out e town.
Stop your hair failing out, cry
sipela5 resulted ia entire loss of my
haIT; Two bottles Beggs' Hair Re.
newer gave lie fine growth. "-Johu
A. Linder, Editor Advocate, Hume
Ston, la. Guaranteed for all scalp
diseases: restores natural growth and
color.
}. H. Bullock, school treasurer of
Mlllerton, and j. W. Parks, township
treasurer Of South Haven, were in
the city Thursday drawing county
moneys.
Chris Dillman of Seelyn, Kan, and
Miss Madge Ray of Winfield, were
married by Probate Judge SJaffelbach
at his ptficeFriday morning. Both are
q years Of age.
"Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup saved
the life of my baby boy when dying of
Group; God bless the remedy" writes
Mrs. Adam Schneider, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Saves thousands Of little ones
every year. Guaranteed cure for all
throat and lung troubles.
Rev. G. LOwther came home Thurs.
day and his family is feeling better.
His loss is fully covered by insurance
as far as money can replace the artl-
Giles burntd.-COurier.
For all sores, ulcers, wounds, burns
and skin diSeases-Beegs' German
Salve, the famous pile cure. q. fl.
Liddell, Nevada, Mo, says: ut gave
me immediate relief from piles and
effected a permanent cure" A guar
anteed remedy, endorsed by pEysi-
clans.
E. F. Baker of Greene township
was in the city Wednesday to receive
bunch Of fine calves shipped him by
Will Myers from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Mary Ostrander- left Thurs
day for her home 10 the Sac and
Fox country, after three weeks visit
in Wellington with her daughter,
Mrs. j. E. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Fred POmeroy was painfully
burned Thursday by a gasoline ex
plosion while attempting to sub
due the flames. Fortunately the fire
Was put out before much damage WIS
done to the house.
A steer landed on Frank Knowles
shoulder at the slaughter house the
other day, knocking him up against
the fence. His nose and forehead
were skinned and his eye blackened
by contact with the fence.
W. s. Shoemaker, who was arrested
for breaking into Rock Island box
car and stealing shoes, waived prelim-
mary trial Thursday and was HoundI
over to the district court 10 the sum
Of $500, He was unable to give hotd
and was taken back to Jail.
George H. Hancock, who vas super
coded Thursday as assistant superin-
fendent of machinery Of the Santa NJ