The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-04-17

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Hog Fencing and Poultry Netting
at A. Hottewitz'
Harry Hoffman came down from
Dodge last Sunday.
TIL. EVANS is a Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
nobby for headwear don't forget to
call at Mrs. L. E. Wizards.
1 invite you to examine my stock If
you are thinking of papering or paint
| ing your house,. o. Wilson.
Your stock will always have salt
when they wart it if you use Lump
Rock Salt. Sold by A. Hottewitz.
D. J. Smith went to Gray county
Monday night to spend couple of
weeks with his folks, after which he
will probably return to this city.
Soon here-the time to make gar
den. We carry everything necessary,
from Hoes, Rakes and Spades to the
Garden Seeds. Get them all at one
place. You can do better at A. Hottie
Wits.
Tom Williams went to Great Bend
Monday to resume his summer work
| in the lightning rod business. He
says he will return in time to watch
| the bows harvest
Mr.. Bissett and wife have returned
to the city after an absence of many
weeks. He has been studying in
Emporia and she has been visiting
relatives. Mr.. Bissett takes charge
of the County superintendent Office
the twelfth of next month.
The last of the series at the Congre-
gational church will be given next
Sunday evening; subject, "Faith and
Character" the book by DR.. N. D.
Hills. In this he answers such ques-
lions as, What is it to be Christian?
and others like it. All are cordially
invited.
Mr.. Baxter is moving into the
house which he recently purchased
from Mrs. Koehler and the Misner
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cupied by Mr.. Tubbs' miller, Mr..
Blunt, whose family has been staying
in Larned since he has been here.
Conductor Downey, running extra
east, Thursday morning was quite
badly bruised by being thrown
against the end of his waycar by the
breaking of the train which caused
the air to set the breaks yesterday
morning. DR.. DeTar bandaged him
up and sent him on to his home in
Newton.
Quite q number of the Belpre hoys
were in the city last Friday night to
attend the evening session of the A.
o. U. w. lodge and see some new
members walk the plank. They were
taken down to Harry Reads and
given a good hot lunch before start
ing on their long drive homeward.
The Maccabee tent which was or.
gained in Kinsley last winter is
booming along at a lively rate. State
Comma nder G. l.. Johnson has been
here for several days past instructing
} the boys in the team work of the
order. A special session was held
Monday night at which several new
} members were initiated, and this occa-
sion gave the aspirants for positions
on the team a chance to display their
histriOnic talents. Several OF them
performed their parts very creditably
Another special meeting is scheduled
for tomorrow night.
The Easter services at the Congre.
gational church last Sunday were
very pleasing and impressive. The
church was beautifully decorated with
, ferns and potted plants and an I'M
usually large crowd was In attend
ance. The sacrament OF the Lord {
supper was admi nistered at the morn
ing service and five applicants were
admitted to membership. AT the eve
ming service, Henry Van Dykes beau
tiful book, "The- Blue Flower, wa:
, the theme discussed by the pastor
4 This was the most interesting OF MIR
Strong's series of book reviews, ant
, the few who were present appreciate
\ it very much.
Last week F. D. West lost 4 fin
young mare by its being gored by
, vicious bull and he desires to war;
farmers against the danger of allow
! ing horses and horned cattle to ruI
, together in the same feed lot. In fac
there is no reasonable excuse for per
! hitting cattle to wear horns, as the.
, can safely be dehOrned which not Onl.
renders them harmless but makes then
! worth at least two dollars per heaa
, more on the general market. Tn
man that owned the bull acted upO