The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-05-30


Mrs. Mary s. Avery and son Bert,
of Onerle, left Kinsley Friday night
for short trip to Denver and other
Colorado points.
Mrs. Rod Scott and children left
yesterday morning for Chicago. She
WAS accompanied as far as Kansas
City by her husband.
Looking ont one of the windows of
the GRAIHIc office last Saturday we
counted over 200 horses and mules
hitched to vehicles.
Mrs. Lillian Gregory. after short
visit with her friend Mrs. Watrous,
departed Tuesday morning for her
home at Kansas City.
W. II. lime. of Grand Rapids, Micii-
gan, after short but pleasant visit in
the city, departed fer Denver, Colo
RADIO, Monday night
Julius Westphal, one of jackson
townships prosperous farmers, called
Saturday to put up another years in
terest in the GRAPHIC.
At the close of the exercises this eve
ming diplomas will be presented to those
pupils who have completed the pre-
scribed course of study.
There are no great big weeds grow
ing in this town, but we recently
noticed chickens roosting on the railing
in front of loan office.
The class of job work turned out for
the North Side school by the GRAPHIC
is far superior to any ever presented
to the public for many day.
C. II. Slack returned last Friday
from Topeka where he attended the
Grand Lodge knights of Pythias. He
reports having had a pleasant time.
Prof. Shearer, after successful
year at the head of the public schools
leaves to-day for Omaha. We will
gladly welcome the professor return
to Kinsley.
At the Illinois picnic on June 18th,
speeches will be made by the Hon. l..
q. Boies, OF Marengo, Illinois, Rev. j.
y. II. Wilson, of Monitor Illinois, and
others. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
J. D. McClaskey, of Aspen, Colorado,
arrived in the city yesterday to attend
the commencement exercises of the
North Side school. He will leave this
evening and will be accompanied by
his son JOHNNY.
w. R. Johnson, of Holden, Utah;
w. C. Maun, of Bountiful, Utah; and
j. E. Motion, and Andrew johnson, of
Heber City, Utah, were in the city the
latter part of last week, prospecting
for Il location.
On Monday evening Silva Miller,
son of J. X. Miller west of the city,
was taken by surprise by party of his
friends and very pleasant evening
was passed as the result, in dancing
and other amusements.
The Kinsley cheese factory have
orders constantly coming in, and they
fill them as fast as the cheese is ready
for shipment. Every place that the
product of this factory has been used
it has given entire satisfaction.
Notice the change in the time card
at the head of the local column. On
Sunday June LIST, trains will COM
mence running as there indicated.
Two extra trains have been put on,
and three trains will take meals here.
Chas. II. Seamans came down town
Monday morning with his face all
wreathed in smiles. His first remarks
were: Its boy, and has a splendid
base voice" After recovering himself
was next heard to say: Mother and
son doing well. Have a smoke
A number of young people drove out
Wednesday evening to the residence of
Mr.. Shaw southwest of the city and
agreeably surprised them. A most en-
joyable evening was passed all around
in various amusements. Mr.. Shaw S
people intend leaving shortly for Port
land, Oregon.
We are in receipt of program OF
the commencement exercises of the
Electric Medical Institute of Cincinnati
Ohio, which will occur on June 3rd
Mr.. G. N. Mosher, of this city viii
graduate from the Institute this yeal
and will be home about the 10th full
6edged NJ. d.
With fine growing shower last
Friday night and good soaking rail-
Monday morning and another las
night the wheat crop is assured in thi'
county. Rye, oats, corn, alfalfa anC
in fact everything that is raised on {
farm never looked better than they d.
at the present time. The farmers art
in good spirits and all say that this il
going to be the best crop year this par
of Kansas has ever known.