The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NE WIS.
W II. RobB was in Larned Monday
c. S. Eckert was ia Hutchinson the
first Of this week.
2Irs.numphrey is visiting her daugh-
ter. AIRS. ". D. Erwin
Good organ for sale. Cheap FOL
cash, or on time. Call on A. J. Hatch
C. a. Read went to Webb City, Mis-
souri,, Sunday, returning Tuesday noon
Prof. Newton assisted with the sing
ing at the Y. P. $. c. E, services sun
day evening.
Prof. McMurtry's family left yester-
day morning for their future home AT
COneyville, this state.
". L. Seumans is taking lots Of
orders for clothing. a fine line of
samples to select from. Come and see
them.
Misses Cora Noble and Donna Bing-
ham entertained the whist club at the
home of the former last night
We call attention to the lad. ''of Z.
Spiegle & Son on this page. They are
Offering special inducements this week
to cash buyers of drygoods and notions.
II you need anything in the clothing
line call on W. /. Seamans.
Mr. Lewis, of the Kansas City Piano
Company. was in town last week. He
uned "A number of pianos to tlIs entire
satisfaction of their owners He is to
be here again in a few days,
at the congregational church next
Sunday evening, q sermon on ''The
Observance Of the Sabbath A cor
dial invitation is extended TO all. Text
tx. 2O:s-II.
W. L. Seamans has a fine line Of
shoes for ladies, gentlemen and chill
dFen.
The Y. p. S. c. E. meets as usual
next Sunday evening at 6;3O, in the
Congregational church. Topic, ''He
ieadeth me; how2''-Ps. %; John 10:
ALI. All are cordially invited.
Bargains in boots and shoes. Call
and you viii be cOnvinced.-MaISh &
Bidwell.
BY order of Judge Vandivert, dis
trict court viii not convene for the
May term until May 9Th. Jurors who
have been summoned for Wednesday,
May 3rd, need not appear until the
following Monday
James Grieyes, of Topeka, located
in this city this week, and has associ-
ated himself With H. NJ. Schnutterly
in lie Jewelry and watch repairing
business. Mr.. Grieves is an expert
enced matchmaker.
DrygooGs and gents furnishing goods
are going-the prices are selling them.
Marsh q Bidwell.
We would call the attention Of
teachers to the article in this weeks
Educational Column relating to TIE
school exhibit at the Worlds Fair. If
you would make a creditHbls showing
your plans must be formed early.
We received letter from J J.
Klein, Council Bluffs, Iowa, this week
Joe writes that they are havinga greut
deal of snow and rain in Iowa and
that the farmers have not been able
to do any spring work.
Our line of Vacation Oxford Ties
are now in. The best in the market.
Come in and see them Marsh * Bid
we'll.
The drizzliug rain of Monday and
Tuesday came very OPPORTUNITY for
the newly sown spring crops, grasses
and gardens. a few days of warm
weather Will produce wondrous
change i'll the aspect Of the country.
Our stock of groceries is complete,
new and fresh, at bottom prices. De
iiyersd free to all parts of the city
Marsh s. Bidwell.
-Coiie-Kingry.-At the
home of the bride in IIodgeman county,
on Wednesday, April 20, Mr.. Charles
| Collie and Miss Lottie Kingry, Rev.W.
E. McCrea officiating. y number OF
/ Kinsley friends attended tbs wedding
We trust that our readers will par
don slim editorial column this week,
AS we have been absorbed in the de-
lights of moving. With our family we
are now to be found at the RickersOn
residence, Seventh street and Miner
avenue.
am prepared to do your watch and
| jewelry repair work as L have secured q
Ffrst-class workman. Remember, the
store on the corner OF Sixth street,
tn railroad track.-H. II. SchnaGtaray.