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


between stations is not what its
cracked up to be-
Miss Martha Doak closes her school
in the Wendell district to-day. The
Taylor district will join in the closing
exercises, consisting of spelling, math-
eEatics, supper ETC., in the evening.
Julius Clergett returned Wednesday
from the northeast part Of the state,
where he has been prospecting and has
concluded to go to the Strip and will
start Monday.
Chas. G. Lewis and Miss Annie Mus
ser, of this county, were married at
Offerle Wednesday evening, Geo. F.
Tassel, justice ct the peace, performing
the ceremony.
Nathan Roberts, of this city, who
has been travelling III the east for
some time, returned Thursday noon.
If you can judge by appearance his
health is much improved.
Ex-President BENZ. Harrison passed
through the city Wednesday night on
No. 1, on his way to California to
deliver the first of series of lectures
at the Stanford University.
News has been received in Kinsley
this week to the effect that the 4-year-
old boy of MI. and Mrs. VIM. Greene,
formerly of this city, now of Beloit,
Michigan, died quite recently.
w. r. Logan, of Lincoln township,
spent Wednesday night, ut the Park
hotel, and during his stay in the city
made this office a call. He reports
everything i'll Lincoln as very quiet
this winter.
Boxing seems to have become quite
popular of late over in Jackson. 1t is
difficult to determine whether the
Literary should be termed boxing
contest OF the boxing contest Liter
airy. Please explain gentlemen.
Matthias Loibl, of Ford county, was
in the city Thursday OH his way TO
Hutchinson TO consult DR.. Stewart
with reference to one of his eyes, which
had been injured by blow from Il
stick caused by the kick of ii horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Reinecke have
the sympathy of their many friends in
their recent bereavement. They
buried their little boy, only two weeks
old, in the cemetery ut st. Peter and
st. Paul's church.
Rufus Buchanan has finished five
months term of school in District No.
Is, known as Union. The public mon
ey being exhausted, the patrons sub
scribed sufficient sum to retain MI
Buchanan another month which gives
substantial evidence of his success.
Marsh & Bidwell have their large
seed warehouse full from cellar to
garnet with all kinds of seeds, oats,
corn, barley, Katiir coru, sorghum,
dwarf broom corn, seed corn, broom
corn, German and golden millet, and Il
Car load OF Minnesota grown Early
Ohio potatoes. guaranteed, on the road.
All to be sold at bottom prices.
Sheriff Heath received a warrant for
the arrest of John Sweeney, of this
county, last week. The process of law
being rather slow, John was little
ahead and was not to be found. The
complaint was for assault, and, accord
ing to Johns story, the other man
should have been arrested.
Misses Nellie Yeatman and Donna
Bingham entertained company at the
home of the former last Friday even
ing. about thirty of our young
people were in attendance and a grand
good time had by all. Dancing and
historical questions furnished the
amusement tor the evening.
Mike Sutton, of Dodge City, and
w. n. Beezley of This county, have
made combined descent OH poor old
Crawford county this week. This
attack probably means death to what
is known as the Crawford county sys-
tenn.
The Republican Seventh Congress
siOnal district committee met in Hutch
inson on Wednesday and decided to
| hold their nominating convention
| May Bird in the city of Newton. Messrs
Vandivert, Smith and Beezley attend
ed for Edwards county, and Nike
Sutton (candidate.)
The distribution of the state school
money has been made. Treasurers
should call OH the superintendent and
get it rs soon as possible. No order
from the district board needed. The
Superintendent Will lie visiting schools
but Judge Blanchard will issue orders
to all who want to draw their apportlon.
ment.
Hon. j. w. Rush, of Larned, was in
the city Thursday, looking after his