The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

Rev. I. n. Pierce, of Burdette, was
I'm town Wednesday.
Yrs. spiegIe returned Monday eve
ming from Manila, Iowa.
Milton Brown, of Garden City, spent
last Saturday in Kinsley.
George Wight, of Pie-ceville was in
the city Saturday on business.
VANTED.-A side-saddle- Please
stat. price. Address box ZIG.
Miss. Emma Bell, of Great Benz, is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Porter.
A. c. Fisher received a car load of
binding twine and oils this week
Miss Jennie Schou departed Thurs
day morning for Buffalo, New York.
j. c. Robb All wife of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, are visiting w. II. Robb.
For sALE.-My horse, buggy and
harness. ROD SCOTT.
Miss Gilbert, sister of Mrs. j. Nj.
Lewis, Of Lewis, visited with Miss
Nellie Yeatman tins week.
II. V DonueiI, of Belpre, and C. II.
Hatch, OF Lincoln, made this Office
pleasant call on Wednesday.
Dr. b. R. AIosher and D. L. Heath
left Tuesday morning for Wichita, as
delegates to the slate Convention.
Hiss Davidson, of Larued, who Wis
.iled Mrs. John POpp for several days,
returned TO her home Tuesday morn
ms.
.. George Talbot and Miss Edna Leon
ard were married at the residence Of
the brides parents in this city Tues
Gay evening.
Prof. S. z. Rowland, Of Fort Scott,
visited II. 7. Ebersole. former stu
dent. of the normal school in that
city, this week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Woods died Sunday evening.
The funeral vas conducted from the
house on MONDAY.
Tie dinner given 10y the alliance
ladies' In the Reltler building last
Saturday was very pleasant affair.
They cleared about s1e
George Evans, formerly of this city
but now member of ITamlin's famous
mnstel company, passed through hero
Sunday night en- route for Denver.
Buo3,1neham' dye for the whIskers
can 100 applied when at home, and is
uniformly successful in coioring,, a
brown OF black. Hence its great pop
ulurity.
The Y. p. $. C. E. meet every Sun
day evening at o'clock in the Congre-
gational church, Topic FOR next Sab
bath: '.Promiss Meeting" All are
cundially invited.
Next Sunday is children's day al
the M E. church. a program has
been prepared equal in merit to that
presented last Sunday. Come early oil
you may not find a seat.
y lire alarm brought out the depart
ment Wednesday. It proved to be (
slight blaze in tie store Of N, Rcberts,
which was extingulshed in "a few mo
ments with but slight loss.
Subscriptions to conduct the coming
campaign were asked for at Wichits
on Thursday and 5000 raised in ter
minutes. No harmony nor enthusi
- asm'in the peoples party-Oh, no!
The voices of }. NJ. Lewis and J. J
" right helped to swell the ehorus O
acclaim by which Jerry Simpson wa
Ienaminated at, Wichita on Tuesday
They departed Monday for that city,
Mrs. F. II. Hanson gave a party OF
Tuesday evening to her young friends
Those present were, Misses McKesver
Gilbert, Yeatman, Roberts, Best AM
Read; Nessrs Spiegle, Fulton and Nc
ClasIey
Mrs. Josephine Vendivert, VIII
sisted the family Of Judge Vandiver
for several days, returned last night
to her home at Bethany, Missouri
She is stsnographer OF the distric
court there.
Because Of the elOcutionaFy entel
tamment on Monday evening, tn
meeting Of the ChautauQua circle wa
postponed until Tuesday evening whe
it met with Mrs. Erwin. Schiller wa
very fully discussed.
". II. French went to Wichita SUI
day. evening to take in the refoTl
press association ON Monday and &
convention later. He went throuq
20 Garden City last night to atteg
the senatorial convention.
A gentleman, under forty years
age, whose hair was rapidly becomiI
thin and gray. bfaan-ths use. 0f,AyeI
Hair VigoT, and in six months his ha
was restored to its natural coEor, a.
even more than its former growth Al
ticbness.
1t is eonjsctured that a specific M
- Hg,rns-E H,r- nvraEs-9 ffT Fhae sI-eH.