The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-02-23

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representing the name Of an author OF
title of book, and the reading of the
symbols caused considerable merri
ment. The children especially were
noticeable for their pretty costumes
and their elders for the elegant lunch
served. The entertainment Melted $25.
D. w. .. Herdman, Sheriff of Tyler
county w. Va, appreciates a good
thing and does not hesitate to say so.
He was almost Frustrated with a cold
when he procured bottle of Chamber
lain's cough Remedy. He asys: lit
gaze me prompt relief. l find it to be
an valuable remedy for coughs and
colds" For sale at Porter's Drug
store.
Geo. Bidwen came up from Mullin-
vile Sunday, to spend few days in
the metropolis. His arrival was par
ticularly fortunate at this time, for tits
a season Of great galty in the city and
young men are at a premium, not on
| account of their value, but their
scarcity. George brought his mando-
lin and guitar and if the young ladies
| are allowed to settle the question Null
linville will know him no more, that
is to say for some time.
Hugh Mckibben, who was declared
insane some time SINCE. was taken to
Ossawottamie Thursday by Sheriff
Heath, where the arrangements for
caring for this class of cases are of a
tirst-class character. : The many
friends of the Young man have great
hopes that the treatment will effect !. a
speedy cure, and that he will soon he
restored to his family completely
cured.
The hockey Mountain NeUs gives
column of its valuable space to Ed
wards county in the issue of February
21st. We would like all who are kick
ing on Kansas in general and Edwards
county in particular to read the article
and they will learn more of the resources
Of the county than they have in all the
years they have kicked here. We also
want to call attention to the fact that
the Ne,cs is the very best populist daily
published in the west. 1t contains all
the telegraphic news and has staff
of editorial writer's second to no daily
west of the Missouri river.
Mesdames Nathan and r. G. Roberts
entertained company Tuesday night in
honor of their sister, Miss Mllrrie Scott.
1t was pronounced by many present
the most enjoyable social event of the
season, and if such events Are measured
by the spirit with which the various
amusements are indulged in by the
company, then this gathering of Aims
ley society people takes first rank.
Those present were: Misses McMichael,
Adams, Florence and Carrie Bidwell,
Cora and Lucy Noble, Mort and Myrtle
Schnatterly, Scott, Ostema, Kennedy,
Best, Yeatman, Bingham. Messers.
Noble, Kennedy, Bidwell, Boies, Full
ton, Spiegle, Beal.
Mrs. John F. Marsh gave a young
ladies' tea Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Miss Carrie Bidwell, at
Which a very elegant collation. was
served. A greatdeal of wit and laugh
ter WAS provoked by ne-telling i'll
Il very novel manner. The hostess
having prepared suitable set of ques-
lions, each guest was given piece of
paper and instructed to write an
answer to each question as asked and
to pass the paper to the next young
lady and so OH, until all the questions
had been answered. The papers were
then gathered, mixed up and each
young lady required to draw one and
read it. The fortunes told III this
manner in some cases seemed quite
''pat'' and caused a great deal of
merriment.
Monday evening the Misses Noble
entertained friends in honor Of Misses
Bidwell, Ostema and Scott. The eve
ming was very pleasantly spent in
dancing, conversation and music, vocal
and instrumental. The guests having
enjoyed for time "the fairy whirl,
feast of reason and flow of soul" were
invited by their hosteSses to partake of
an informal though dainty repast,
which Jew can equal and none surpass.
Then, while the first bud of dawniDg
heralded the approach of q new day,
the guests departed feeling that in
memory there was one more bright
spot to recall with pleasure. Among
those present were: Misses Florence
and Carrie Bidwell, Kennedy, Ostema, !
Bingham, Roberts, Yeatman, and
Scott. Messes Athey. Beal, George
and Ed. Bidwell, Kennedy and Spiegle.
Miss Florence Bidwell gave young
peoples party last Saturday evening in
honor of her sister. Miss Carrie, of
L arsoc Cify Tho ,,ri 9ipal fo,f,r,,f