The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS
James O-Brien visited Great bend
Saturday Oh business
Rev. ". II. IIonuel was pleasant
caller Wednesday.
bliss Minnie Young is spending
week with friends in Larned.
2Irs. L. Onsrie, of oGerls, is III and
-tnder TIE care ii DR., Pearson.
Chgs, L. Fulton spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kansas City and 4yieiaita.
-IIenryGriggs left last Friday morning
for ii short visit with his parets at Win
field.
Wheat advanced seven cents ia two
days this week Farmers, hold your
wheat.
No mother can afford to miss Mrs.
Battles lecture at the NJ Z. church
tonight.
The circus which held forth here ON
Tuesday is said to have been very gSod
-of its kind.
Mrs. Brown, mother of Mrs. L. NJ
Boies. who has been i'll for several
weeks, is somewhat hetter.
Ifthe girl who chews gum in church
could see herself as ithers see her
she would never do it again.
Miss Maude Yoyls, of Wichita, is
visiting in this city with her grand
mother, Mrs. G. W. Fulton.
Notice change i'll railroad timetable
this week. 1t may save expense and
worry upon your part by SO doing.
Miss Maggie Byrne departed last
Saturday for a few weeks visit with
her parents at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The subject of Mrs Battles lecture
at the NJ. E. church, tonight, is
''IIeredity and Hygiene" The name
in'itself suggests an intellectual feast.
Rev. c. a. Greenlees, formerly pas
tor Of the Congregational church in
this city, IS now stationed at Nicker-
son.
c. g. CorInacl1 went TO Lincoln town
slip last Saturday apd has not been
heard from since-hence another
vacuum where our educational column
should be.
We hope to see every woman in
town at Mrs. Battles lecture tonight.
The gentlemen are invited too. All
should inform themselves Oh these
vital questions.
Ed. Bidweu writes from his ranch
in Comauche county that their herds
are suffering from the depredatious of
wolves, which have killed several hun
dreG Of their calves this season.
Chas. Woods returned Sunday even
| ipg, unaceomPanied by his wife, who
intends visiting In KANSAS City a few
days. Mir. and Mrs. Woods expect to
make KinsIey their future home,
All are invited to attend the meet
ings of the Y. p. S. c. Z. at the. Con
gregat ional church every Sunday even
ling at GAO O'Clock. Sundays topic;
It'God's care for our daily needs, .
Matt. 6:25-88 Luke 22:85.
The many Kinsley friends of the
Misses Lizzie and Rilla Griggs VIII Ug
pleased to learn that they have both
been chosen members of the faculty OF
| Southwest Kansas college, at Winfield
Miss Lizzie will teach elocution, while
Miss RiHa viii preside over the ant
dePaFtment.
On last Tuesday evening ut the NJ
E, church, State Sunday School Evan
geiist ingalls, of Topeka, gave an exceed
iugly interesting and instructive talk OF
normal Sunday school work. Mos
of our Sunday. school teachers were
present and feel greatly benefited los
his Instructions.
Considerable change has been inaug
urated 10y the Sante Fe people tn,
past week. Passenger trains No. {
and now carry dining cars and thS
force at the depot hotel has been less
ened. D. F. Spiegle, formerly cashier
presides over the lunch counter. Chas
r. Smith will occupy the same position
at Topeka.
a couple of coiored boys. followers
OF the circus, were struck by an in
coming train Tuesday evening and
sustained severe injuries about th,
bead. Their wounds were dressed by