The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10


Judge Vaudivert and stenographeI
) Dyer were in Jetmore several day.
this week, holding district court
u Mrs. P. 5. Carter and Miss Rena
futile went to Arka1on Saturday for
s a ten days visit with Mrs T. h
Scates. Mia. Thomas Sleighton, Of
/ Wichita, . sister of Mrs. Scates and
formerly Of Wayne township, is also
visiting her.
Misses Winnie blanchard, Tihbie
Robb, Gerte Pearson and Carrie
Greenstreet attended the Y. p. 5. c..
Z. meeting at Omerle Tuesday even
ing. a severe rain and hail storm
rat that point prevented their return
until Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Harriet a. Marble, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. was for years "a martyr
to headache, and never found anything
to give her mOUe than temporary relief
until she began to take Ayers Pills,
since which slIs has been in the enjoy
ment of perfect health
We hope every seat will be occupied
in the Congregational church Sunday
morning. The Sunday school children
have prepared IN interesting pgogTara
for clIildreu's day. Encourage them
by your presence and interest III their
annual festival Exercises viii begin
promptly at II O'Clock.
w. j.. Erwin, one Of the leading
democrats OF the county, Is the only
| Kiusleyite WHO is taking in the Mime
| apolis convention. THIS does not mean
| that lie has gone over to the camp of
the enemy, bat only that lie is visiting
IA brother there. He left last Satur-
day and viii remain for several weeks.
His brother Joe, of Kingtisher, Okla
hOmH, Joined him at Kansas City,
whence they proceeded together
Superintendent Cormack is sparing
no pains to secure coed lecturers for
the normal course. State superin-
tendent WiBans has promised to come
and in addition to talk at the insti-
tute Will deliver lecture. Geo. L
/ Little, Of Washington, d. C., viii also
| deliver an illustrated lecture lie is
one OF the ablest takers in that line
| occupying tie Geld at this time and
we may count ourselves fortunate in
securing him.
| Walter Robb undertook and carried
| through successfully quite a venture
for "a boy IF twelve years. y couple of
weeks ago his brother win came down
frol.i La Juit'l, Colorado to get horse /
and cart. Not having time to drive /
through with it himself and Walter
being keen to take the trip. the horse !
was intrus5ed to his care and he start I
( ed a week ago last Sunday, arriving (
after just oHs week OF the road, tired, /
dusty and sun-burued but with a just /
sense of the Importance Of his under /
taking.
The assembly grounds at Winfield
Will be opened to tenters on Monday /
evening, June 2Oth. The regular pro- (
gram begins Tuesday morning. A
much larger class than has ever before
graduated there expect to finish this
year. The teachers retreat offers every
attraction for both recreation and i'm
prOvsmeut. We will announce dates
on which tae leading speakers are to
/ be there, as they are made known, %
that If you can't go for the whole seal
son you can time your going to hear
what you vii. most enjoy.
Chas. W. Black secretary and treas
arev Of 1he Pearson G Black Live stock
Commission Co, of Kansas City arriv-
ed here Saturday, and spent several
days looking mt cattle and negotiating
loans to patrons Of his house. lie
male loans to the amount or several
thousand dollars III this county III this
trip. All the prominent stockmen of
this county have been shipping to this
firm lately and are we'll pleased with
the manner in which their stock havs
been handled. The company are pre-
pared to make liberal advances on cat
tie at 10 per cent interest. Z. IL.
Snyder, formerly of the American
Live Stock Commission Co, is now
connected with this firm. We would
advise all our friends in the country
who have cattle, hogs or sheep to ship
to consign them to the Pearson & Black
Live Stock Commission Co.
The seIf-denial social at the Congre-
gationHl church on tuesday evening
was not so well patrouized as its merit I
deserved. This may have been owing,
in part, to the fact that its puITort /
had not been fully explained, Rnd /
some supposed that the one dollars /
worth of seIf-denial was exacled OF /
each who attended. The idea Of start /
ing ia with literary program was & I
good oue-it dispelled the stiffness /
which 50 often bauuts the church /
social. Mr.. Hatch favored the audi /
enee with a selection on the organ
Whieh was appreciated. Mrs. Vandi- /
vert, MIS-, WindIe and Mr.. Seamans /
arcE rs.,H-.,-sl y 81, IN, $500 r-ri.o- l