The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

The sea of Galilee. Interesting des-
efipttoiI Of the noted lake in the ser
mon by Dir. TalnIage on second page
The shop windows about town are
being beautifully decorated and made
unusually attractive for the holiday
period.
Don't f.,rGet 10 call on j. /. Crabb,
AT c. \. Read s drug store, for any
thing in tlse jewellery line. Repairing
a specially.
II. b. Oiiphant left Tuesday after
noon for Oce.,la, iowa After visit
at his Old home lie Will return the first
of the ear.
Sam Ragland, after spending Thank
giving with his brother and sister III
this city, returned to his home in Ster-
ling, Monday.
The n.lclilTefy OF the roller mills
was set in motion the first of the week
and already large coDsignments of mill
stuff has been shipped.
Everything new and rich at Mrs.
SliDgerl;trd's Millinery. All goods
at reduced prices for the holiday
trade. Come early and make your Sc
lections.
The Presidents Message will be
I the subject at the Congregational
next Sunday morning: IL sermon to
young people in the evening, subject,
Society"
! DtED.-On Wednesday at the resi-
dence of Geo. ). Shaw, Mrs. Sarah \.
Leonard passed from this earth. The
obsequies vi ] be held st 10 O'Clock
, lis morning.
The committee on Ways and Means
for public reading room will report
at the Congregational next Wednesday
evening at 3:3o= All are cordially III
vited 10 he present.
Tony Hines arrived i'll the city Mon
day. and will spend two or three weeks
visiting friends and relatives. Tony
was once one of our restauranters,
but now halls from Pueblo, Colorado.
Don't forget the public sale to he
held at the residence OF &. L. Painter
eight miles northwest of Kiusley, De
celhber 18th. Horses and cattle will
be the principal things sold. 12-5 2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. john E. Wiley left
41OiiN4ftg anu WI ntltdllGr IeSiu6 Ill
the new gulf city of Aransas IIarb0r.
MI Wiley will embark in the real
estate business and We predict for him
success.
NJ. C. TubJs, always ;tbrejst of the
times, IS erecting II new elevator and
custom feed mill. During the pro-
gress of the new building lac will still
continue to grind all kinds of feed at
the Old stand.
J. L. CrtLb has just received 4
C complete line of silver-ware. which he
processes to sci! at prices that are i'll
hannony with the times. Call and ex-
anime goods and get prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget
the place, Reads drug store.
The Rev c. w. Keller, of Marion,
Kansas, viii occupy the pulpit at the
/ Nj. L. ChEfcl; i'll this city next Sunday
/ Informing ut ! l o'clock. and III the ev
ening at 9:30. MIR. Keller will remain
+ III Kinslcy as the pastor OF this church
until conference meets i'll March.
Il. F. Tatua las already DISPLAYED
a vast amount OF Holiday Goods, but
on tomorrow, Saturday, lie will have
displayed the largest and most Fle-
CANT line for the Christmas trade even
offered to the public, at prizes eX-
ccedingly low. Call early and inspect
them.
Robert Roberts, SON OF Nathan Rob
erts, returned Saturday from Indian
apolis, Indiana, where he has been for
some time having his disabled limb
treated. lie has been much benefited
and after spending tile winter at homt
will return and continue the treatment
in hopes of being entirely relieved OF
the trouble.
a number of Our young people were
entertained last evening bS- the Misses
Schnatterly at theif homie on Marsi
Ave. The party was in the nature Of
the spider WEBB and was greatly en-.
! joyed by those present. Mr.. w
Crabh won the capital prize, and Mr.
Z. Watrous secured the bsoly anit
much merriment.