The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-02-28

Miss Estella Vernon, one of Lar
ned's most charming young society
bellies, visited Mr.. and Mrs.. Porter the
latter part of last week,
N. o. Waym,re, of Garfield made US
a pleasant call Wednesday. Mr.. Way
mire is All enthusiastic irrigatOr, and
practices what he breaches.
Horace Foster. of the Hutchinson
Gazette and E. G. Nettleton, OF the
Peoples Paper of Stafford, have effect
ed an exchange of papers.
Miss Young, who has been teaching
in Columbia district, resigned last
week owing to lack OF harmony be-
tween the board and the teacher.
/ wish to dispose of all of my house
hold goods. Parties desiring to pur-
chase: will please call at my residence.
Mrs. HEBRON.
Remember everything in mid-winter
millinery can be obtained at the lowest
prices at Mrs. Slingerland's. Her
goods are bought direct from Chicago.
Dave Heath and several others are
figuring on purchasing bicycles and are
very interested readers of Il price list
of second hand machines, that Dav e
has in his possession.
Edwards & Noble and Marsh Il Bid
well took in, for shipment last Satur-
day, 1850 eggs. This does not in
clude the eggs that were taken in and
sold again at retail.
President Ripley, of the Santa Fe,
passed through here Wednesday, and
some of the railroad buys are surprised
to find that their heads are still secure.
ly fastened to their shoulders.
We have Il few choice things such as
are not kept in stock-bOught AS drum
mers samples, Will give you all Il
chance Monday, March, 2.
MARSH s. BIDwELL.
The Wells Brothers have bought the
suburban residence of John COlletti
We understand that John will go tt
Hutchinson. We occasionally haye
something to be thankful for, even III
this country.
In order to show people what WI
have, we will offer bagrains aud opel
our Spring goods Monday, Ma.ca. 2
BE sure and come
MARSH s. BIDWELL.
Christian EndeavOr meeting at tn
Congregational church every Sunda.
evening at $50. Subject for March
1; What is involved in loyalty t.
Christ? Luke 10: 1851.
The Epworth League meets ever
Sunday night, ut O'Clock in the NJ
E. church. Subject for next Sunday
The time and sources of temptation
Mark l. IL; Matt 4. Ill.
Ed. Moore, representing the Hutch
inson News, was working the cit
Tuesday ia the interests of that paper
Mr.. Moore says that our people ca
have the News just three hours afte
they 80 to press.
A subscription paper was passe
around this week, to raise money t
pay off the $500 debt on the NJ.
church. C. ". Beeler headed the lis
with 500. and the whole amount wa
very quickly raised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson entertained
few friends last Saturday evening
Whist was followed by light refresl
ments, the guests departing early S
as not to infringe on the hours st
apart for the first day of the week.
We bought .rOci travelling dry good
men, samples OF table linens, no tw
alike. In order to give all chance
will add few other bargains an
make IA special sale day Monda,
March, 2.
MARsn s. BIDwELL.
T. H. Elliot, of Birmingham, Ill
cousin of s. e. Clark, of this city
was aecidently killed by falling from
train, at Fl Madison, Iowa. lie AM
his son were on their way to Fit. Mad
son and when the train in crossing til
draw bridge at that place made il
usual stop, he supposed they had a,