The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-07-24
PERSONAL PENCILINGS.

1 EhD UNdA 4 EEAlLANUCs
Tom Ford spent the day at Larned.
Monday.
Mrs. CHI. SkiIlington is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Jessie Dittus returned yesterday
from LaTned
Arthur Gorham is in the city locking
after his interests here
Mrs. A c. Dyer was an east-bound
passenger, this morning.
r. E. Edwards boarded the Sunday
afternoon train. bound east.
D. F. Speigle visited the Larned
mineral lake Saturday evening.
Judge Vandivert made a couple OF
flying trips to Larned, this week
Miss Lottie Kiugry is visiting with
her parents in HOdgeman county.
Miss Jennie Schou has somewhat
recovered from her recent sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Geer are still
very sick, being confined to their bed.
W. q. Cox left Tuesday for Denver.
where he viii visit with his brother.
William Marshall, OF SpearyiIIe,
visited in the city the first of the week.
F. NJ. Cowgirl, a prominent st. John
attorney, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Della NIcKeever spent a portion
Of this week with Miss Daisy NIcCrea.
john SaIee, an attorney of Bethany,
Missouri, arrived in the city Wednes-
day.
Luther ShoWalter, of Larned, was
among Wednesdays arrivals to this
4 city.
J. A. Shaw returned yesterday from
! a f~fr n no of
! the state.
! Ira Bartle now employed in PawHee
! county, near Larned, visited his par
! ents Monday.
| Miss Anna Stapleton arrived home
Wednesday night, from Lake Arthur,
| Louisiana.
T. V. DonneII, of Belpre, attended
the meeting of the county farmers
alliance yesterday.
John GOrdly thinks city lite prefer
able to the country, consequently he
has moved into the city.
John Hawkins left for the Indian
territory Wednesday afternoon. He
will locate at Fort Reno.
Fred Hanson returned Monday
night from Mt. Hope, leaving Mrs.
Hanson to prOlOng her visit.
Hugh E. Nelson, employed in a con-
fectiOnery store at SpearviIle spent
| Sunday and Monday in the city,
Miss Winnie Mayhem, of Belpre,
! leaves to-day for her home, after a
! pleasant weeks visit with Miss Nellie
| Yeatman.
r. G. White, of Denver, departed
| Saturday morning for New York. He
| spent several days in this city, the
/ guest of A. @. Dyer.
Miss Bessie johnson boarded yester-
day mornings train for LaTned, tC
visit with friends. She Will return
Saturday evening.
Kyle Bros. of Colorado. had a bunch
of horses from their ranch here this
| week. They disposed Of several fine
performers in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Speigle, OF Nick
ersOn. visited with relatives in this city
a few days this week. They were OF
their way to Las Vegas, New Mexico
Il. n. Barker. a teIegrapher, recently
at Great Bend, was in the city Sunday
and Monday. He is now located III
La unta, not permanently, however
Van B. Prather, of Columbus, Kan
sas, state lecturer, appeared upon OU
streets yesterday. He attended the
farmers alliance meeting in the after
noon.
Miss Alma Dittus returned Monday
evening from her overland trip tC
Burdette, Pawnee county. She report:
a pleasant trip and transacted fail
amount of business in her line.
Misses Alice Baker, Glare Nc
Michael, Cam AcKeever- Belle Roberts
and Maude Read were among the cit
Iassies who attended the monthly
I In
Farmers Club, at the residence of JOS
J. Klein, last Saturday.
PLEAsAcr RIDE. NorEs.