The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-12-06

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Jake Rapp's wife has been very
sick, but is cOnvalescing.
J. W. Bridges is getting along nicely
and will soon be himself again.
The Kansas Farmer and this paper
for $3.50 cash. Get in line for the
rush.
Miss Frances Wells gave an address
before the Epworth League ut Lewis,
Monday evening.
Modern Woodmen are requested to
be OIL hand tonight, as the election
of officers will take place.
Now is the time to have your sitting
for Xmas photos. Come before the
rush. NELSON & DITTUs, Artists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Miller have
the sympathy of the entire community,
their little child having recently died.
Charlie Malmquest, who has been
employed at the eating house here for
some time, has accepted IA position at
the Harvey house at Newton.
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
church every Sunday
evening at $50. Subject for Dec. 8:
Gods trlumphs in the mission field.
Ps. 81, II.
The Epworth League meets every
night, at o'clock in the NJ.
E. church.. Subject for next Sunday:
The Second Missionary Journey. Acts
Is, 1918, 81.
The holiday season is approaching
and we wish to inform you that for
first class BAKERY stock, fine groceries
and the largest assortment of fine can
dies ever seen in Kinsley you should
call Oh w. c. Keener.
The case of S. S. Leonard VS.. Cal.
Priest, defendant charged with as
sault, came up in Justice Shows
court Wednesday, and was continued
to give Priest an opportunity to raise
money to pay fine and costs.
One OF the daily papers refers to
the Larned Coyote Club as wv. c.
Edwards Coyote Club We knew
that Billy was a great wheat farmer
but this is the first intimatiOn we
have had that he was going into the
live stock business.
Mr.. Heath, business manager of the
Kansas Farmer, was in our city last
week and was so pleased to hear To-
peka spoken of as a metropolitan city
that he Immediately set 'em up. We
he was accustomed to it, or
we would not have done it.
You can get sweet cider, white grape
vinegar, and Illinois apple jack vinegar
at Green's Emporium, first door west
of Spiegle's cheapest dry goods store
south of the north pole, on the cheap
side of 9Th street, Kinsley, Kansas.
Eggs and standard butter taken in ex
change for the cheapest, best and
freshest groceries west of the Missouri
river. e. A. GREEN.
Do yon know how to prosper on the
farm! Every farmer can be more sue
cessful if lie reads the "old reliable"
Kansas Farmer. Call, OF send to this
office or write a postal to Topeka fer
this weeks Farmer and supplement
of benefits. 1t costs you nothing. No
politics in it, but strictly agrcul-
tural paper expressly for the western
farmer. Read our clubbing PROPOSE
ton.
AT Green's, Ralston's health flour,
old fashioned buckwheat -four that Is
buckwheat, Aunt Jemima's pancake
flour made of wheat, corn and rice;
Kings self-raising buckwheat flour;
Standard, Crescent and keystone
flour; also Quaker and Scotch oat
flakes; California oatmeal in bulk:
New Mexico honey, maple syrup and
maple sugar; breakfast bacon and dry
salt pork. Terms cash, eggs Or stand
ard butter. E. A. GREEN.
The case brought by Sarah Cox
against John AIRY and S. S. Leonard
for disturbing the peace was called in
Justice Bradshaw's. court, Wednesday,
and continued to give Leonard and
AIRY time to arrange for money TO p; y
a fine and COSTS. The Priest case was
caused by Priest striking Leonard in
l.