The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

In the new Time Card which went
INTO eject last Sunday It would 10
well TO notice that tina day passenger
trains, and 3. do not stop for
meals.
Bass. ball and tennis Was enjoyed by
MANY yesterday Either game is GER
tainly mnre enjoyable during this de-
lightful November weather than in
summer.
Thanksgiving service at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church next Sunday at
eleven \. N. In the evening = SER
mon to young people. subject, ~Guid-
ing Stars
1t is reported that there are some
smoth counterfeit silver dollars ia
circulation, but We are not alarmed
over the possibility of having any show
ed of ON this office.
A young man, searching for a lost
puiIet, accOsted small boy as follows:
Have you seen = stray chichen about
liersY'' The small boy responded: II
don't know what color that is"
The sessions of the Teachers' Asso-
citation are passing of pleasantly and
are intellectual fe.sts, for which our
people are to be congratulated on
having them held here this year.
It is reported that the grand jury
have indicted ths officers of the Cap
ital City Bank, of Guthrie, Oklahoma,
which failed few weeks ago. This
Involves some of our own citizens
1t is rumored that Air. Edmonds, of
this city, and Mr.. Foote. of Trenton,
New Jersey, have formed partner
ship and will c5iDmence operating the
Kinsley Roller Mills in few days.
A number of latiies and gentlemen
engaged i'll a wolf hunt yesterday
morning. We were unable to learn of
their success, but presume the coyotes
they failed to catch were very runner
Gus.
prietor, returned the first OF the week
from business trip to Kingman and
will still continue to run one of the
best hotels in the state as that is the
reputation the Alamo bears.
F. Spiegle the Massachusetts Ave.
merchant has moved over town. He
now occupies rooms on the corner OF
Sixth street and Colony Ave. where
he has displayed Il large line of dry
goods, notions, boots, shoes, etc.
Wait for the coming attraction at
the opera house. The boards will be
billed at an approaching date for Booth
and Barrett in Richard the III. This
in all probability will be the climax
of the scenic representations given in
Kinsley this season.
They were standing in the dark re.
cesses of the front porch, the parting
| moments had arrived. and, fired with
| the enthusiasm of youth, he snatcheC
his first kiss from his belOved's ros,
lips. With the courage of a warrior
the maiden instantly cried: Here
Put that back where you got it!''
The social hop given last evenin,
was abreast of similar society events
of the past, of which Kinsley younj
people are noted. Their ability o
having everything pass off in the nine
teenth century order always assure:
plenty OF enjoyment, and those present
last evening expressed themselves a
having most enjoyable time. About
thirty-fve couple participated in tn
dance.
We stop the press To announce tina
Edgar William Creviston jr. arrived il
the city this morning about six o elock
He is an eight FOUNDER and has goot
vocal organs, resembles his pa and i,
n dandy we will warn all the youni
ladies that he will be unable 10 cal
for some time, but if you wish to SCI
him just call at the corner of NinetI
street and Colony Avenue.
The ''rapid twirler'' as appeared il
the Police Gazette of November 27tl
Was Immediately recognized by tn
sporting fraternity about town. Smitl
Is we'll known here, and has excite,
the admiration of the lovers of til,
national game on numerous occasion
as he chased the back stops all owe
the diamond in his frantic efforts 1
hold him. His mastery of the curve
proves no match for the nerve lie dis
plays In gaining "a national reputa
lion.
The ''cleln and fearless" Organs las
week appeared with a Iabored baIf-col
umn article wherein the editor coull
not see what the GRAPIIic had to re
;oice over. We do not wonder for
moment that lie cannot see, AS he ha
been blind TO all honest purposes, an,
his InI1...t it..to.a L..