The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-02-06

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Money to loan ut tais Office on good
real estate security.
John Domain went to Kiowa and
COm8uche counties Monday.
Oysters served in all styles at
MeuO's restaurant. Give him u cal.
Sam Alexander. who is teaching in
the Fellsburg nei.hborhood, ID down
with the grip.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, "Our Banner - For sale by
w. +. Fravel.
Invite you to examine my stock if
You are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house.-C. o. Wilson.
Mrs. w. e. Edwards, who had been
here visiting Mrs. Il. e. Edwards,
departed for the west Sunday eveL-
ing.
Posts, Anchor posts, red cedar
posts and oles, black locust posts,
straight posts, big posts-any old
posts. D. Heath & Sons.
MIR. and Mrs. Merryman and
daug hter expect to leave for Florida
about the fifteenth of this month. They
will remain in the south about two
months.
- DIR. SMYSER, pain
s$$S~ less dentist, will be in
OXOOO Kinsley, Monday and
tuesday. February Ii and II, at the
Marsh Avenue Hotel.
Paul Memo has recently added to
the attractiveness Of his restaurant
dining room by painting and carpet
ing the floor. This Is getting to be a
very popular place.
The Juniors will give q social at
the home of I. E. Harper this evening
February 9th. Every one ia cordially
invited. Please come and help the
Juniors. For supper cake and coffee
or cake and COCOA will be served.
Admission 10 cents.
In the Review of Reviews for Feb
ruary, Prof. A. Frederick Collins re-
views all the latest developments in
wireless telegraphy, while the cabling
Of the Pacific by the all-American and
all British lines is described by Mr..
| Thomas G.. Martin.
| Misses Buelah Crow and Mildred
! Andrews gave dinner party to u
number Of their young friends last
| Friday 1T the home of Miss Buelah.
One of the most prominent features OF
the evening WAS a duet rendered by
two Of the young gentlemen present.
Ira Tam went down to Topeka re-
Gently to see how the legislature was
operating. After viewing the circus
for - few days he came home i'm
mensely Disguised. He evidently
thinks the whole thing is horse play,
all but paying the bills-that is
serious enough.
A series, messages from Some
Recent Books of WORTH" will be
begun at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening: subject for
next Sunday evening, THE Heritage
of Books of Worth" The series will
consist of lessons from nine recent
books from some of our best writer's
Every one is invited to this series.
T. b Gilbert, Of Kansas City.
Kans., is candidate for the republic
con nomination FOR mayor of tina,
city. The women Of the city have
organized p club To push his candi-
dacy. They have appointed ward
workers and are going about the
work systematically. MIR. Gilbcr, il
a cousin Of Mrs. Lewis of the Graphic,
and is y good fellow, regardless oil
his political convictions.
The "how 20 yet coal" talk that il
going around recalls little inciden,
that occurred near Lewis some years
ago. Times were hard and young
man passing along the railroad dis
covered q pile of old ties. He recog
nized the hand of Providence anC
hauled the ties home. Shortly after
q Santa Fee inspector, who was trying
to earn his salary, CHANGED alon.
and discovered the pile and orderet
the young man to- haul them back ts
the road. The order was complied
with. The young man knew that Provi