The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-03-13

Money to loan at this Office on good
real estate security.
FOR SAIE.-The old sugar mill.
Price, $l50.-G. L. PAINTER. If
Browns Queen Bee and Ursona
shoes for women.-A. HOttewitZ.
Browns Queen Bee and White
House Shoes for women.-A. Hottie
WITT.
Quality tells in garden seeds. We
buy direct from the growers, insuring
good seeds.-A. Hottewitz.
Fred Andrews has not been teach
ing this week on account of his
fathers absence from home.
The children need shoes. Try
pair of our celebrated school shoes.
They wear like iron. "A. Fl ottewitz.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult us
II. II. EVANS 81 Co.
1t is reported that Miss Doran of
Macksville intends moving her print
ing plant from that place to Lewis in
the near future.
In order to make room for large
stock of spring Millinery / will close
out the remainder of my winter goods
at cost.-MINNIE HEGGY.
Miss Mamie Schnatterly has re-
turned from Newton where she had
charge of the office of the postal tele-
graph company's Office for q few
months.
Our fancy styles in Browns Star
Five Star fine Oxfords are desig ned
and constructed with 4 view to COM
bining modesty, elegance, comfort and
durability.-A. HottewitZ.
The democratic committee for this
district met at Hutchinson Tuesday
and called Il congressional convention
for April at Dodge City. Edwards
county is entitled to four delegates.
D. q. Lower has rented the Charlie
Wilson farm In Trenton and with
brother-in-law will engage in raising
mules. The broth-in-law is in Colo
RADIO buying mares at the present
time.
Sheriff Moletor went to Topeka
Sund ay taking Yes Martin to the
State Reform school. Yes is the
little colored boy who WAS recently
before the probate Judge on the COM
plant of his father as incorrigible.
We have recently learned that
| Erwin Stevens WAS married in Cali
| fornia sometime In December. We
| mention the fact at this late day for
the information of his friends who
| may not have heard of the event be-
| fore.
Jess Chalk, Net Lesley, Ollie and
| for New Whatcom, Washington. Mon
day night. The party WAS in charge
of Ollie Olsen who had previously
been ON the coast. They expect to
| work in the fisheries.
The sheriff went to Lincoln last
week with warrant for the Caro-
boys but failed to- fnd them They
were charged with larceny. Monday
| they came in voluntarily and appear
ed in court and gave bond for appear.
| ance on the 18th for trial.
| The fifth of the series at the Con-
gregational church will b. on the life
of 'Marcrs Whitman" by Prof.
Mowry, next Sunday evening. Whit
man was a PARROT who saved the
| Northwest country to America. 1t is
a most interesting biography and re-
lat.-s an important chapter in our
history as people of the west All
are cordially invited to this service.
The orchestra will give a dance at
the opera house Tuesday eve, the 18th,
ST Patrick's day. There will be no
| formal Invitations but all of the
friends Of the organization are ex
pected to be ont and swell the gale
receipts and have good time. The
orchestra has freely given its service
at all times to public enterprises, and
| while they do not expect to make
money they do desire to take in
enough to keep up the expense OF new
music, etc. This lie the first oppor-
itunity we have had to help this
org anization and We know our people
will be very glad to avail themselves
Of It. Tickets one dollar.