The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-24
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LOCAL NEWS.
w. L. sesmans transacted business
ia Larned Monday.
w. u. Erwin returned last night
from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Colonel Sellers has been on tie sick
list this week bat is out to-day.
il. E. Cox is Whiting Iii5 brother-in-
ia~, Frank Woodbury., this week
Biiss Maggie smith, of Lewis. is
new student at the normal this week.
Rev. W. f. -SicCroa and wife are
expected home today from Phfladel-
phI:L
Mrs. c. n. AIosilcr leaves tomorrow
morning for her home i'll Webb City,
Missouri.
Mr. aid Aira. JOHN smith gave
dancing party at their home north or
town last night.
The Prattsburg baseball club came
tp yesterday and did mp the KinsIey
boys iii fine.siInpe.
The mother and sister of Judge Van
divert who visited here this week.
departed last night for Olthea.
8iIItom McGrsyey, of Dundee, Kan
sas, representing the Bird Publishing
Company. was ia the city Sunday and
Monday.
Ny SON, James O,Brien, Is now
doing for himself and l will not DO
responsible for biiis contracted by him
hereafter. st VIZ. O'BuEN.
Mss Florence Bldweli is attending
, the Chautauqua Assembly this week.
al Topeka, where she stopped 10 visit
friends On her way home from Kansas
City.
Prof. ). IcMurtry has been installed
as editorial writer on the ConeyvflIs
journal. Last week = Issue contains
EeyetrI we'll written articles from his
pen.
% Mrs. Judge Vhndivert gave ;tr green
tea reception Tuesday afternoon -i!t
honor OF Miss IIattie Vandivert. of
Ottawa, who spent several days here
this week.
Dandrur is an oxidation from the
pnres 'f the scalp that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. IaIi's Hair R.newer
eur : It.
Mrs. ". l.. Scum ms and children
went To Topeka Monday To Spend IL
roupi> uf weeks with Mrs. SeHmlus
parents. Sue viii t1kn ia the Chau-
tauqua Assembly while thcre.
CrorEc AIeriug comncnced cutting
wheat Wednesday. y uunihpr ur far
mers eomm-ncei yestcr lay and I'll ~,
aud lay noNt week harvesting viii lie i.
f"ll hItst On this side of the rt,er.
- Anyone wishing the Arnold Aptom t
L. Steam C.ml5er t.lu leave their order.
with p. l.. I.'S'. upr.,4itc the Santa
81 i, pot. Il q. DDasa. gen. uz-t.,
I-srIeI, Krns.l5
Mrs. i. +. Tatmm wins elected presi
dent az the Woman Columbian Cui
"rsrnizrd at the AIams yesterday
sirs. Lewis Hanback, and Mrs. Rober
Mitchell, of Tupeka, were here t,
ussist.
\. }. Hatch, Orgauist at tile Cnngra
gttional church. has been offered
nure lucrotive position ia Hutchinson
We iEtvc not learned whether or no
lac will accept. Kiuslcy cam not ufTor
to lose him.
\ meeting MAS held at The south sid
school house last Friday afternoon T.
organize q county teacher aSsoeiutio
for the coming year. \ rranFement
were rot coniPlssed but increasing en
a.aiasm In the work was shown.
We call attention to tlts adj. {
lieener & Cole III this issue. The
nave brought on a large stock of ne
furniture and house furnishing good
Eha- are prepared to do all kinds {
Lrua.ure repairing and uPholsterinI
lT.us wcn we remember gran,
nIOther's attic, so fragrant with med
cJlai roots aad herlrsi Poor old sou
how precious they seeised toheri Al
yet. one battle OF Ayers slrsaparil
would do more good than her who
eOllsc-statsof YARDS"
As n bA1od purifier, the most emf
=Ht physicians prescribe Ayers Sslrs
l5lriiiI- 1t is the m lst powerful con
ainatiOn OF vegetable alternatives ev
offered TO the public. As IL spring al
family medicine, it may be freely as
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