The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Some philanthropist should build
few houses in.this city to rent.
Sterling Silver Novelties at Schnat.
terly's Jewelry and Stationery Store
Mrs. DeMoss is making plans to
build a residence ia the west part of
town.
Fine line of Solid Gold Rings al
Schnatterly's Jewelry and Stationery
Store.
Harvey Eckert, editor of the Larned
Tiller and Toiler, was in this place
Monday.
Buy your Holiday Presents where
you can have selertion.-DeTar &
Donnell.
M. Schnatterly is slowly recover
ing from his illness and is now able
to sit up little each day.
The stores in this city will be closed
the entire day on, Thanksgiving day
which is next Thursday.
You have not been to Kinsley un-
less you have seen DeTar & Donnell's
big stock of holiday goods.
DR.. 8. r. Mosher is slowly recover
ing. His many friends will be very
glad to again see him on the street.
/. r. M. Drake was up from Harper
county the first of the week visiting
his relatives here and near Fellsburg.
Charley Hermann of this city has
filed suit for a divorce from his wife
who is living in the state of Wash
ington.
Books for old and young; games of
all kinds; a store full of toys and
presents for everybody.-DeTar &
Donnell.
Mrs. Mullikin met with. quite
serious accident last Sunday, sprain-
ing one of her ankles so that she is
unable to get around.
There was a fight in the Sixth street
billiard hall Wednesday evening and
as a result one of the residents of
the city has a face somewhat dis
figured.
Mrs. Abe Hampton and children
went to Council Grove in this state
yesterday to visit Mrs. Hampton
parents. They will be gone month
or six weeks.
Mrs. Jared, who has been sick with
typhoid for long time and has been
under the charge of a trained nurse
from the sanitarium, was taken to
Wichita for treatment yesterday.
Miss Ethel Avery has organized a
class. She has sixteen en-
rolled and will give them their first
lesson this evening in the second
story of DIR. Pears on's brick building.
c. T. Jenkins has come home for
a months vacation. He has been
teaching Indians how to farm for the
past year. He has been located at
Ft. Mojave, N. M, out in the desert.
The ladies of the Congregations
society will hold their annual fair and
chicken pie supper at the church on
December 10. For furlh-
er particulars take notice another
week.
Frank Montgomery was in town
yesterday with curiosity in the
shape of white opossum. The old
est iuhabitant said that it was the
first white one he had ever seen in
this country.
Will Reeder's condition shows no
signs of improvement. A physician
was summoned from the Nebraska
and arrived yesterday.
He holds out but little hope for the re-
coyery of the patient.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Congregational church
next Thursday at 1890 a. m. Rev.
Abernethy will preach the sermon.
1t is hoped that every citizen will de-
sire to express his thoughts in this
way for all OF LIES blessings.
w. B. Smith, who runs the skim
ming station at Nettleton, was in the
city this week. He says that the
station is doing good business, and
he is enthusiastic in regard to the
milk business as it affords sure in
come regardless of crop failures.
He is also ENGAGING in the fine stock