The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-28

MISS Nellie i EGtutdu goes 10 trEeaL
Bend Monday, to attend the Central
/ Normal College.
F. spiegIs is giving away Gne straw
hats, for small amount Of money
/ Miss Maude Nelson and her brother
Hugh viii attend the spearvilIe school
the ensuing term.
To armsl Forward. Marchll to the
| Christian Endeayor convention. Let
the church be crowded at every session.
Rev. John A. DOORS, of Newton,
Kansas, viii preach in the Episcopal
church at Lewis at IL O'Clock a. M,
next Sunday.
Miss OriIia Griggs. of Winfield
Kansas, and Miss Hattie Rowland, of
Galesburg, Illinois, are visiting W. II.
Robb and family.
Gentlemen: Can on f. SpiegIe for
/ nice pair OF boots or shoes. at 4 very
low price.
Our genial sheriff, Rod Scott, ana
G. E. Wilson left yesterday evening to
attend the convention OF republican
clubs, as delegates.
John Taylor, formerly in the employ
of Robt. Johnson. but now of Denver
Colorado, visited relatives and friends
in this city the past week.
The city has been very quiet this
week. The weather las been favor
able for threshiug and haying and
the farmers are in town as little
as possible.
Dandruff is due to an enfeebled
state of the skin. IIag's Hair Re
newer quiclzeus thenutritive functions
Of the skin, healing and preventing
the formation of dandrun.
D. F. Spiegle has severed his con-
nection with the Fred Harvey eating
house at tlEs point, and will hereafter
be found in his fathers dry goods and
notion store, on sixth street.
An editor is not Il ubiquitous being,
however much some may incline to the
belief that lie is. So if you know of
any item of local interest we shall be
glad to receive and publish them.
Nathan Roberts left Tuesday after
noon for Topeka, to attend the repub-
lican club convention. and also to make
arrangements for his daughter Miss
Belle and his son Robert to attend
school there.
Mrs. Skinner, relative of Mrs. J..
A. PibUrn, is visiting here from Beth
any, Missouri. She viii return home
in q few weeks and will take with her
Jessie ana Albert PiJurn, to attend
school at bethany.
The death of Miss Florence Geer
has cast a gloom over the city. She
died early Thursday morning, after au
illness of two weeks. The funeral
services viii DO held at the NJ. E
church at . O'Clock, p. m. tomorrow.
Remember that YOU VIII find me at
my old stand in pOst Office building.
} expect large stock of jeWelry,
watches. clocks and optical goods in
rev DAYS. Thankful for past fayorS.
/ cordially invite you to chi on me for
ANYTHING in my line. Repairing neatly
uoiie ---9' q. Leonard the jew eler.
J. X. Miller had a little bad lucl, in
unloading a load OF wheat at the mill
the other lay. BY some mistake the
forward wheels OF the wagon were
dumped into the pit, carrying the
team with them. The team was
extricated with considerable difficulty.
a large camp-meeting of the N. E.
church IS being held at the grove at
Garfield. 1t commenced on the goth
of this month and will continue until
the 5ist. Quite a number of people /
from this city and vicinity have
attended the meeting.
The well-known real estate dealer.
Z. q. Hudson. is in the city this week. /
He has been in Illinois IateIy,and says
that The reports from this state of the I
good crops have attracted general
attention, and that We may expect /
quite an inaux of eastern people this
fall
w. II. Robb and family with their |
visiting friends, Misses Grlggs and I
Rowland, visited Point of Rocks, in I
Hodgeman county Wednesday, where /
Miss Griggs,- who is an artist. made |
sketches OF several picturesque land l
soapez-
a. C. Fisher. our veteran implement
man, did some quick work last week. I
lie received an order for threassing
machine Thursday afternoon, and on
Tuesday morning the machine bad
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