The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-01-02

Good fresh candies at Cranes for
5 cents q pound up. 1926
Mrs. Sellers entertained a large
dinner party last evening.
Oysters served in all styles at
Meno's restaurant. Give him call.
Sterling Silver Novelties at Schnat-
tcrly's Jewelry and Stationery Store.
Fine line of Solid Gold Rings at
Schnatterly's Jewelry and Stationery
Store.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Beck of Dodge,
spent Sunday with Mir. Beck pareu;s
in this place.
Fancy lamps that give light strong
enough to read by. On sale at a.
HOttewitz g.
Try the best high patent flour on the
market, "Our Banner For sale by
w. f. Fravei.
Manford Runyan has accepted a
position with A. Hottewitz in the GRO
Gerry department..
invite you to examine my stock il
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your hOuse.-C. o. Wilson.
Mrs. Rufus Buchanan and two
of Stafford, have been
. spending the holidays in Kinsley.
There is nothing better for present
than q Piano, Organ or Sewing Ma
chine We have them in different
styles, at prices that will interest you.
Cole & Wilson.
The lecture by Mr.. OFT, advertised
for January &, is postponed owing
TO the illness of the lecturers wife.
1t is expected that he will be here the
latter part of the month.
We have new lot of Duck Coats
on the road. We thought VIC had
enough for the winter, but the price
fixed them, and We had to hustle
around and get more of the same
quality and price.-Edwards & Noble.
G. L. Johns on, State Commander of
the knights Of the Modern Mnccabees,
who was in this place for several days
organizing branch tent OF that
order, left for his home in Abilene on
Tuesday night. While here he WAS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith.
The ladies of the Congregational
church society have secured Mr.. D.
w Pitts and wife for an entertain
ment for January 23. These people
have been here before and will be re-
membered very pleasantly by those
who beard them. We take grea,
pleasure in recommending them to orr
readers and guarantee that all who
hear them will feel we'll repaid.
Mrs Paul Noble entertained at Il
very enjoyable six O'Clock dinner or
Tuesday evening complimentary to
her brother, Charles Hine. who, is
spending the holidays in the city.
The decorations which characterize
a Christmas were everywhere observ'
ed. Cards and Music furnished en-
tertai nment the latter part of the
evening.
The holiday week has been espe
ciallv full of social pleasures but nc
event has been more delightful thar
the Christmas meeting of the Aim
less Nameless Clnh'' at the home OF
Miss Mabel Marsh. The only un'
happy feature of the entire evening
was the frequent appearance o.
"Black Maria," who insisted on max:
ing things unpleasant for the other.
wise happy guests.
At twelve O'Clock, on Sundays. i.
the hour for tbs. Conyreg atiohal Sun
day school, beginning next Sinda,
morning. \ most neIpful ana IN
structive course will be given in thai
mot difficult pars of the Bible-the
Old Testament. Evolution, histor,
and the monuments of Israel auC
Bahylonia will aid their quota 81
knowledge to- the understanding q
the study. All are cordially invited
L. II. CLARK, superintendent
There was u very pleasant reunion
of the Ifapp Family at the American
house in this city ON Christmas day
Those present We're y. ]. Rapp, q
this city, j. d. Rapp. of Pueblo, JohI
Rapp, of Dodge, Mrs. Snyder. o
Chicago, Mrs. Sommers and Mrs
Beardsley. of Offerle. the families q
The two ladies from Offerle were pres.