The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-03-04

d. l. Heath sold four more Hereford bulls
this week to PhilYoung. Of Dodge.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Abrams on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIC Keener went to GARFIELD We'd
nesday. She will return Sunday.
VIC. Keener is selling one of the best sew
ing machines on the market-the improved
Singer. He also has q fine line of groceries
Mrs.. Tatum gave the children a candy par
ty Tuesday.
Mrs. Colver gave a gypsy party for the
children. and !, O'Clock tea for the young
ladies'. Saturday.
. A. G.. Fisher is agent for the Fuller
& Lee Disc Drill. Call on him for in
formation.
Jonn Domains entire family is down with
the measles
DIR. Hayden the eye specialist, with Dr..
Mosher and Bauyhman will leave Tuesday
morning. Can before that time.
If you want Disc Listers or new
Lister Shears, call on A. &. Fisher.
.
MOI ming to do j,b of paucring.
Paul Memo, wife and household goods
rived from Topeka last night Paul will
probably stay here until he becomes wealthy
now and not try the rolling stone act ;.gair.
Harry Read expects to start in search of
suddenly ;cluired" wealth week after next,
This is official.
Clarence Jenkins father. mother and
younger brother arrived fir ON The west Wed
| nesday evening. They eXpec; to make their
home in this county AMI will live with tlar-
ence for the present.
Mrs. Storey's new millinery goods
are open for Inspection. She has an
elegant line of everything you need.
Call at the white 'FRONT.' formerly
occupied by Seiglinger.
Mrs. Florence Young of Dodge City
is visiting her parents this week.
Mrs Hobble returned to her home in Dodge
Saturday.
bud Posey was over from Pawnee county
this week and bought fine Hereford bull Of
II. E Edwards.
High grade Silver Laced Wyan-
andotte eggs for setting, $3.50 per ID
eggs. Chas. Ketelson.
We still have few overcoats and
Ladies and Misses jackets left. They
are going at a great sacrifice.
Edwards & Noble.
Next week we will show you New
Dress goods, from a set. Bingham to
the highest ,UOue novelties. Also mems
Dress Shirts, Neclzwear, etc.-Marsh
& Bidwell.
Consult DR.. Hayden, who will ex-
| anime your eyes and give you relief
from those neuraleias at Office OF
| Mosher & Baughman. He will re-
| main all next week.
John Stevens. conductor on the main line
| local freight through here was badly injured
| at Nickerson We sterday morning. A Car lad
| der broke and he fell in such manner as to
get his leg crushed and it will probably have
to be amputated. Mr.. Stevens is an Old
friend of E. X. Smart of this city.
Our "broken lines of shoes are on
special sale. If we have your size you
| can find SNAP They must get
out of the way for new line coming
soon.-Marsh & Bldwell.
Don't forget all winter goods we will
ow sell at cost to us. This is the
| line of year to get bargains in this
inc. Remember they have to be clear
! d out in d few weeks to make room
for our Spring and new summer stock.
Ed WaruS a. 4 Oble.
| S. B. Rickereon is handling a first
class flour made at Sterling, by ]. h.
Arno d, who is one of the best millers
in the state. MIR. RickersOn is prepar-
| ed to furnish table meal AND graham
in exchange for wheat and 81 arntees
i to be equal to any in the stale. Mr.
| RickersoD's large experience in the
milling business is a guarantee that
y ~ will get only first class flour from
him.
Monday evening about half past seven O.
CLOCK a numDer OIL Mr. heeners 1rie'iff an0
neighbors marched in and took possession of
| his 2Ouble parior. and slso of his D.ind for q
few minutes, he wonder ring what was going
to happen. When the crowd quieted down 60
| he could think. he remembered he was just
| $50 old and they had come to celebrate his
birthday with him. A bou The time they were
leaving he began To think bow he looked, and
| wished his wife and sister.in-Iaw had told him
hey were expecting GONNA so he could
have ''dresSed up like the r..st of them