The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
LOCAL NE VS..

LOCAL NE WIS.
Judge Vandivert went to Topeka tie
8rst part of the week.
~-,-4. fns-iine or clnHawafe for tile hol-
fdays at the Palace.
G. p. Cline, of Larned, w.ts in the
city Saturday on legal business.
z. D. Smith and p. n. Beezi- y
went to Topeka the first Of the " eek.
Roberts has a tine line of sweet and
sour pickles.
Misses Ella and Eva Force enter
tanned company at d taffy pull Monday
night.
II. II. sIilier has returned from
Ration, New Mexico. and will remain
sometime with his family on his farm.
Mr.. o. J. Granny and Mrs. Annie
Granny, Of Evanston. Wyoming, are
Visiting with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dr.. Seacat.
Choice apples, oranges, lemons, dates
GgB, craubsrries ana nuts at the Palace
OF Economy.
W. J. Kennedy, OF Lawrence, Kan
sus, stopped over yesterday to visit his
son, Prof. a. u. Kennedy, for a few
days. Mr.. Kennedy IS taking trip
to tho Pacific coast.
AIsnzo AIiniis killed Al large wild
eat Monday morning near tile new
river bridge. During the afternoon of
The same day Hugh Nelson killed
ono, weighing about ten pounds, near
the same place
we notice by the Register, of Webb
City, Missouri, that Charles a. p.
Aosher, SON of DR.. b. r. Mosher, was
elected chancellor commander of the
Webb Ci,y Lodge of Knights of
I'ythias Tor the ensuing term.
lee! IccN skatingI skotesl
Skates!! Lots Of them! Cheap! At
Roberts sore.
The date CT tie concert in prepars-
lion by the ladies of the Congregation
al church has been changed to the eve
ming OF December 10Th instead Of the
29th, as announced in last weeks
GRArHIC. The program will be pub
Iished next week.
Losr:-On Friday, Decent Der 9Th.
near my place of business Oh 9th street,
one watch, Elgin movement; size IS;
{: &c wind, movement No. ,Z43, 324,
open face, siIyeriue cusa. Liberal re-
ward will be paid for the return of
came 10 my place of business, one door
west Of pOstofice. L, X, SMART.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stevens, Of Brook
iyn, New York, and ur. and Mrs. E.
r. VanHorne, of Larncd, spent Tues
day with the family Of L. K. Van
Horne. BIr. Stevens is largely inter
ested ia land III Edwards and adjoin-
ing counties. He and his wife are On
their way to California to spead the
winter.
The following were elected officers
Of KIwiHninE Lodge, No. l98, for the
ensuing term, Thursday night: P c.,
Scott Yestnau; &. C., Z. K. Smart;
Y, c., L. II. Allen; Prelate, \. j.
RSrP; X. r. and 5, $. Peters; NJ T.,
II. Kstelson; n. E, J. X, Gamble; ST.
a., =. 7. Heath; Representative to
Grand Lodge, W. II. Frcueh.
We have the Iargest-sloek of Christ
mRs g, eds ever brought 60 Kinsicy. AN
kinds of chinaware, dolls. toilet cases.
albums, books, etc, also a fine line of
confectionery, fruits, nuts, etc An
immense. stock of California and Mon
arch brands of can goods. Come and
see us. 81. Schnatterly's Mercantle
Ii0Hse, north side of railroad.
John T. Bsiislny, George Rerlamy
ami Edgar Bean, whe. were arrested
two weeks 1sgo on the charge of caus-
ing the burning of wheat stacks belong
ing to Jacob McG'ammOnd. had their
preliminary c&aEal1atiuIi last Saturday.
TIC ey1denes~lot being SUFFICIENT to
show that George Bethany and Edgar
Dean had anything to do with the
burning they were discharged. John
+. Bellumy was held to answer at the
next term Of the district court.
The first snow Of The season made
It's appearance Tuesday night, and for
time it seemed as it was the be
ginning OF a.sevore storm. The wind,
however, was not cold. About six
inches of snow fell, but it is badly
irifted. Wednesday night the SKY
cleared and since then We have had
fair weather. such a large snowfall
IS unusual nj this time OF the year. It
Is not often that SNOW falls in any
quantity here before New Years. As
: tbs ground is warm aud the weather
mild ihe @nOw Wll disappear ia Few
dsys-thoroughiy saturHtlus tle-sIoui;st.
no izore moisture viii Ce needed lor
FastLs until stzilIg.