The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-03-02

Miss Leona Francisco returned Tues
day from IL short visit with friends in
Garfield.
Miss Ida Robertson closes four
months term of school in district No.
4 to-day
E. z. Sheppard has been quite regu-
lar in his attendance at the revival
services i'm the NJ. E. church.
The afternoon and evening meetings
at the Methodist church still con-
tinue with undiminished interest.
L. A. Scates, of Liberal, formerly
principal of the Kinsiey schools, made
flying trip to this city Wednesday.
]. A. Young, of Winfield, has been
lending the light of his countenance
to the religious meeting in town this
week.
Harry Huffman, of Lewis. is pound
ing on the telegraph keys at Belpre
during the absence of Station Agent
Greene.
L. E. North was doing business in
the city Monday and reports feed pretty
short in the southwestern part of the
county.
School District No. 33 adopted the
Course of Study sent out and will have
Il class of five TO take the final exami-
nation.
MI. Mitchell, of Chicago, who is
interested in South Kinsley and ad-
joining lands, arrived in the city this
morning.
Rev. Hull, of Garden City, OH his way
to Topeka, stopped off here Monay and
preached in the Methodist church in
the evening.
NJ. DeTar and A c. Dyer took a trip
to the river Wednesday and brought
home four geese. They say that they
shot them.
Il. }. Williams, of the South, Side is
out with hand bills announcing that
he will sell all of his stock and tools
OH March goth.
The Lincoln Township Educational
Association will hold its next meeting
ut Fairview school house Friday even
ing, March 9th.
Henry Ketteson, formerly of this
city, now travelling salesman for Fair
& Setback, feed dealers, is spending
some days in town.
G. G. Cormack and wife are visiting
schools this week. G. c. had set
aside this week for visiting the good
looking school mans.
b. F. Pierce, Of North Brown, was
III the city Monday for the ii rst time in
five weeks, having been confined to the
house by severe illness.
Hon. Mike Sutton, of Dodge City,
candidate for congress from this
district, is in the city to-day looking
after his political fences.
E. II. Allen, who bought the Hobbs
place eight miles south of this city, is
putting up a good house and expects to
move out in the spring.
Miss Murrie Scott and Miss Ostema,
of Omaha, who have been visiting
Kinsley for some time, are spending a
few days in Dodge City.
Presiding Elder Watt, of McPher-
son, is expected to arrive in the city
tomorrow and will remain IA week and
assist Rev. Tomlinson.
Miss Hattie Johnson, daughter of
Robert johnson, Of this city, who has
been teaching school in Oklahoma, is
expected home next week.
The river is full of water, hunters,
ducks and geese. Perhaps the hunters
are also full, for we notice that the
game does not come into town.
Cal. Priest, of Fellsburg, was doing
business in the city Friday. Cal. is
ready for u wrestling or talking match
with any man in the county.
Charlie Beeler left last night for Las
Vegas, New Mexico. looking for stock.
Charlie is a rustler and the continent
is hardly big enough for him.
o. P. KimlEell, of Ilodgeman county
was Ill the city Monday trying to buy the
bunch of sheep held by Mir. COiver.
He returned home without closing the
deal.
Lewis was threatened with a coal
famine last week. The coal came, but,
owing to mistake in the billing, was
not allowed to he anloaded for three
days.
Court set ON Tuesday and heard few
motions. adjourning to Monday next
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