The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
/ J. II. Griggs. of Winfield, is visi TIM
his son-in-iaw, W. II. Robb.
W. II. Vernon and daughter Stella
Of Larned, were in the city Sunday.
Tie Chautauqua circle met last
Monday night with Mrs. F. L. Boise,
Mrs Diah Lewis took her daughter
east Sunday to have her eyes treated,
/ c. L. Fulton had the misfortune to
mash finger III the job press Wednes-
day.
Frank stouer, of Larned, was the
guest Of Mr.. and bIrs. L. *. VanHorne
Sunday.
The select school, which has been
closed this week VIII be reOpened next
Monday.
( W. II French was called to Kansas
City Oh business Monday and returned
Thassday night.
F. D. Smith, W. II. Robb and w.
! n. BeezIey went to WIchita Monday
on legal business.
Oscar LaraBee came up from Hutch
inson TO spend Saturday and Sunday
/ with friends here.
John Kelley ami family are expected
to return to KilIsley next week from
I'ittsburg, Pennsylvania.
". 5. Simpson representing the
Wisconsin Lumber company, has
headquarters in this city.
Mrs. c. Ii. Seamans leaves for Kan
sas City tomorrow morning. She viii
Je absent several weeks.
Miss Nellie Yeatman is home from
Great Bend where she has been attend
ing the Normal college since Septem-
Der.
A number OF Kinsley people Will
attend the meeting of the Teachers
Association at Lewis tomorrw after
noon.
Lon Shaw. au old Einsley boy who
has been IN Chase county for the past
year, IS home recovering from an
attack of pne umoHia.
The joviaI face Of Roy. S. E. Busser
lighted Up our streets Tuesday. a
warm welcome always awaits MIR Bus
ser among his home people.
| Comfy surveyor Cyrus Roberts has
been out of town all this week, run
ming the boundary line between Ed
wards and Puwnee counties.
b. +. Tatum suffered the loss of
one of the plate glass windows in the
front Of his drug store fl, M the viO-
lent wind storm last Saturday.
Do not wear impermeable and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood
vessels of the scalp. Use Halls Hair
Remover occasionally and you will
not be bald.
Frank Elliot, an old time Kinsley
boy, but who has been in Illinois for
the past two years, returned Tuesday
lie intends remaining in Edwards
county for the future
Miss Della McKeever's school closed
last Friday and she is now at home.
Miss Della is ono of Kinslsy's most
amiable daughters and the young peo-
pie hail her return with delight.
Our merchants are receiving their
spring stocks. Among those putting
in extra large stocks We would men
ton Edwards & Noble, F. SpiegIe &
Son and Marsh & BidweII, who ARE just
starting up.
Rev. e. II Philips, of Lnrned, held
services i'll tie 81. L. church Wednes-
day evening. He will again preach
next Wednesday evening when steps
will be taken to organize a Christian
church in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. JohnSmith entertained
a few friends Wednesday evening As
the host and hostess are we'll known
for their entertaining proclivities, we
are led to believe that all were we'll
repaid for the time spent in their pres
ence.
For long time 1 suffered with
stomach and liver troubles, and could
hnd no relief until began to use
Ayers Pills. L took them regularly
for few months, ami my health was
completely restored. ID. w. Baine,
New BeTue. n. G.
Prof Newton held a meeting at the
! CONGREGATIONAL cL,nrch l,uas.lan n tie