The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-08-28

W6AGf<S AMI Oftt(tA\S.
If you want frst-class ice cream
| call at w. g. Keener's. Ct
Gus West went to Colorado last
week after a car of Western horses.
Mrs. George Bidwell, of Mullinville,
is visiting the Bidwell families in this
city.
| Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. If
Miss Lorain Lewis is in Great Bend
this week visiting friends and attend
ing the fair.
| A. c. Dyer has charge of T. v.
DOnnell's business during the absence
of the latter. tt
J. L. Cross eyes have improved SO
much that he was able to go out home
Wednesday for a day.
Did you see those new Buggies at
Ketelson Bros !? They are dandies
and the price is right.
Mrs. Stinson. of Lenardville Mo-,
arrived last week and is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harper.
WANTED good girl to do gen.
eral housework. Will pay 50 a week.
Inquire of G. w. Beeler.
The Knisley family moved in from
Trenton last week and are now COM
| fortably settled in their city home.
Last Friday fire from Beck's thresh-
ing machine burned a stack and a
half of wheat belonging to Fred Steg-
man.
Just received big stock of all
XII nds of Musical Instruments. Prices
reasonable. = Opera House Music
Store.
George Altering threshed fifteen
acre field of wheat on his farm recent
ly that made Az bushels to the acre
and tested 81 pounds.
w 81. Israel will insure your wheat
in stack Or bin in the old reliable
Farmers Alliance company. Call
on him at Lewis. Kansas.
Rev. Ira N. Pierce and wife were in
this city Monday night. Tuesday
morning Mrs. Pierce took the train
for Joliet, Ill, for an extended visit
with relatives.
Two horses strayed from my pas
ture east of town on August 14th.
One bay and one gray, each four
years old and branded G. G. on left
shoulder. P. Alcorn.
Mrs. J. L. Parker gave children 8
party last Saturday afternoon. A
large number of the little folks assem-
. bled at the Parker home in the sub
urbs of the city and had very pleas
ant time.
Ed Wells and daughter Beryl went
to Great Bend Wednesday to see
Kiitie w. 60 in the race that day.
Mr.. Wells was somewhat worried
> about the mare as she was reported
to be coughing.
Misses Ilert, Rucker, Stinson and
Mabel Alexander went to Lamar,
, Colorado, Saturday evening to as.
sist in the hotel at that place during
the fair. They expected to be away
. for about a week.
<5 LII. SmySef, the pain
YN less dentist, will be III
uIIIUb Mullinville on Satur.
day, August %, Greens.
burg on Sunday and Monday, Angus,
80 and 81, Haviland, Tuesday, Sept. l
Little Miss Bessie Piburn celebrat.
I en- her birthday last Friday. A large
, party of her little friends in the city
were taken to the ranch by MIR. Pi
I burn in a hay rack where the after.
noon was devoted to games and re.
freshments.
George Henderson,, one of the old
residents of this county, has sold his
farm north of town to Gotleib Lip
poldt and as soon as he can dispose
of his personal property will go to
Oklahoma where his brother and
sister are living.
r. D. Heath, of the firm of r. D.
Heath q Sons, says the reason they
have done such fine bushes this
season is because they have kept a
, first grade of lumber and full stock
SO that :heir customers had TO make
but one trip to find what they wanted.
Lon Goddard returned from Hutch.
insOn Tuesday night. He will remain
, here few weeks and then go to King
man where he has accepted position
with a drug company. He says he
made the change from Hutchinson to
Kingman for better hours and better
pay.
Two gentlemen arrived from the
J east Friday and were quests of Mr..
Eslinger, of Brown. One of them
was a cousin, the other a friend, and
, neither had Sc n their host for many
years. They were much interested in
his pros erity and seemed impressed
J with the opportunities in Kansas.
An alarm of fire Friday afternoon