The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-12-19

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! Get your harness repaired ready
for spring work.-G. E. Pummell.
Oysters served in all styles at
| Meno's restaurant. Give him a call.
Fine line of Solid Gold Rings at
Schnatterly's Jewelry and Stationery
| Store.
Fancy lamps that give light strong
enough to read by. On sale at a.
HottewitZ's.
Money to loan by IL resident OF this
city, on farm property. Inquire at
this Office.
| have the best stock of gloves in
the city. Call and examine Them
w. G.. Keener.
| 1 invite you to examine my stock If
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house. Q. Wilson.
The heavy snow Saturday night
gave our people q chance to enjoy
few days OF very good sleighing.
Order your groceries of Misner &
Gender and YOU will get prompt
delivery at your house at any time of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Noble will ar
rive from Wichita Monday night to
spend The holidays with relatives in
this city.
We are strictly up-to-date on our
handsome linc of Ladies' and Gents
Shoes. Nothing finer in the city
A. Hottewitz.
D. M. Morse received a telegram
announcing the death OF his father,
]. J. Morse, OF South Oxford, New
York, Wednesday.
A few words tell the story: Our
. store is full of Christmas bargains,
you need the goods; we need the mOn-
ey-a fair exchapge.-A. Hottewitz.
Turnips, sweet potatoes, cabbage,
oyster plants, onions. apples, celery,
coal oil and dried fruits. Yes, every
thing at Misner & Gonder's grocery
i. department..
. The scholars Of the Congregational
Sunday school will receive their
Christmas treat next Sunday morning
at the Sunday school hour, instead
of Christmas eve.
Iron Beds, Wooden Beds, Single
and Double Beds-in fact, we have a
nice line of Bedroom, Dining-room,
Kitchen and Parlor Furniture to Sc
lect from.-Cole & Wilson.
We understand that one of the
most charming young ladies Of our
week by the son of one of the prosper
Gus and influential citizens OF Tren-
ton township.
have resumed business at my old
stand and will be pleased TO have my
Old customers, as we'll as new ones,
call. Fresh bread, cakes, candies
|
ut ali hours.--W. C.. Keeuer.
Mr.. J. Fowler. an experienced
grocery man. OF Hutchinson, has s;c-
cepted a position with a. HottewitZ-
He arrived last week and will be FOL
lowed by his family as soon as he
can find h.bitation for them.
we have new lot of Duck Goats
on the road. We thought we had
enough for the winter. but the price
fixed them, and We had To hustle
around and get more of the same
Equality and price.-Edwards & Noble.
Two reasons We have such a large
shoe trade: First. because we handle
The best shoes made: Second, because
we can underseil all others. All we
ask is fer you to give them trial
We can save yon money and give
you comfort Edwards d Noble.
G. w. Davis an old soldier, IS
years of age. was buried from the
residence of Homer Min,on last Sun
day under the auspices of the g. a.
r Mr. Davis was one of the very
early settlers of this county and To-
: Gated On claim few miles north of
this city He lived alone and was
always considered very excentric. In
recent years he has been part of the
time in the soldiers home and part
M th., time in this f.onutv Reoentiv
! he had been living on the Frolic
, place but came to town when taken
sick and died Mt the residence of Mr..
Minson-