The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-18

Fresh creamery butter always on
hand at the City Meat Market.
Miss Mabel Alexander went to
Hutchinson Sunday morning.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. b. Evans. bonded abstracter.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson flour
sour Banner" For sale by Fravel
4 Lewis.
DIR. McBeth, of St. John, spent
Sunday in the city, the guest OF DR..
Sterrett and wife.
The Weber Wagon has solid hick
DRY axle and solid oak wheel. Guar
anteed by Gender & Meyers.
Miss Maude Memo went to Winfield
Thursday morning to visit her faith
er's sister at that place.
Thirty nice new Buggies at Ketelson
Bros. Go and see the style and get
the price. They are the right thing.
Harry Beezley went to Larned Mon
day accompanying his cousin that far
! on her journay to her ONE in Pitts
burg, Kansas.
Just received big stock of all
kinds of Musical Instruments. Prices
reasonable. = Opera House Music
Store.
The Kinsley Telephone Company
has ordered its material for extern
sions from Lewis and work will begin
as soon as the material arrives.
You can turn to the right as short
with the Kingman disc pillow as with a
walking pillow. Reason-l903 i'm
provements. -Gonder g. Meyers.
81. L. Read went to ST. Joe Wednes-
day with four cars of cattle for Tat
um & futile. He talked some of 60
! ing on to Chicago before returning
We guarantee the tires on Weber
wagons not to need re-setting for three
years. No other wagon on earth is
guaranteed in this way.-Gonder &
Meyers.
The number of horses being stolen
through the country suggests the idea
started towards forming an antihorse-
| thief association.
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large hole in our stock but we had
so many that we still have a Gne as
sortment in ladies', children's and
men 's.-Edwards g. Noble.
Next Sunday evening at the Coz
gregational church the subject for
cons Iteration will be, "Jesus Christ,
the Master Teacher of the Ages" Ali
are cordially invited to this service
Please remember this service next
Sunday evening.
Miss Hazel Read entertained a
number of her friends at lawn party
Friday evening. Games were played
after which supper was served. After
supper some gum was given each
from which they were to make a
statue after which they returned home,
having spent a very pleasant evening.
Last Thursday evening, September
10, the marriage of Roy NJ. Mckee
and Miss Mabel A. iced was sole
miZed at the church in Offerle, F. P
Strong officiating. Besides the fami-
~ and relatives, large number
greeted this popular couple at this
important event of their life, many
/, going from Kinsley and vicinity.
The church was beautifully decorated
and festooned for the occasion. A
bOuntitul dinner was served after the
ceremony. Many beautiful gifts were
admired by the guests after the ban
quet and some time spent in social
way to the strains of music, both vocal
and instrumental. We extend our
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kee and wish them great happiness
and success.
They tell good story on a couple
, OF Earned men who were recently Wis
, iting the springs at Manitou, Colora-
do. They had sampled most all the
iron, soda and other springs in sight.
and one of them frankly admitted
that he couldn't GO them, but the
other was a good buffer and pretend
ed that he liked the waters, and
drank heartily at every spring they
came to. They finally came TO one
which was bubbling out of the rock,
but which did not have the customary
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