The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-30
BelDre Items.


Belpre Items.
:. J Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wait, of Michi-
gan arrived in town Wednesday
night to spend the winter with their
son, L. e. Wait.
Wednesday night after a months
visit with her son and family and
old friends in the northeast part of
the state. s. -. $500
81. Webster, of Rozel. was visiting
in town for two or three days at the
home of George Meader.
Mrs. Mary Patterson, of st. John,
was visiting her brother and family
Friday and Saturday.
Messrs. S. G. Clark, T. M. Camp
bell and T. E. Hardy went to Kinsley
Friday night to let the contract for
the building of our new school house
which will be ready for school with
in six weeks.
F. Kaths went to Wichita Saturday
and returned Monday night.
John Shea, of Larned, the oil man,
was in town Friday.
Will Bulge went to Kansas City
last Thursday. returning Tuesday.
There will be box supper at the
Belpre school house on Wednesday,
November IL, for the purpose of
raising money to defray the expense
: OF a Christmas entertainment.
Ladies, bring boxes. Boxes will be
sold at auction.
Mr.. and Mr.. S. B.. Weber went TO
Larned Monday to visit Mrs. Web
ber's sister. Mrs. E. G. Seely, and
returned Wednesday night.
Mr.. Smyser, the painless dentist,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Devine arrived
home Monday from their months
vacation.
Lewis Items.
Insure your grain in stack Or bin
with W. H. Israel.
, J. H. Slobohm has recently accept
ed the agence for fruit tree pursery.
r. L. Mattingly has quit the barber
shop business this winter and gone
to La Junta, Colorado.
Henry Younkey has again started
up business in his harness shop. He
intends moving to town as soon as he
can make the necessary arrangements.
1t is reported that Porter Ray has
sold his interest in the Blue Front
livery barn to o. V. and J. P. Ray.
Mrs. Locke was given a surprise
party by her friends Wednesday
night. A pleasant time is reported.
She was loading her household goods
into car Wednesday and was to
leave for Hutchinson the following
day.
G. II. ellison and wife, j. w. Bridg-
es and wife and Mrs. Slobohm re-
turned last week from their visit in
the East.
G. M. Cochran and brother were
hauling feed last Friday when by
some accident Mr.. Cochran was
thrown from the load and the front
wheel Of the wagon passed over his
face and the hind wheel over his bod Y
injuring him quite badly. Drs. Alex
ander and Hestis were called and re-
ported that he had several ribs brok-
en-. He seems TO be getting along
nicely and will probably soon be out
again.
G. G. Snyder and Miss Iva Leslie
were united in marriage at the
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing, Rev. Pierce officiating. They
took the evening train for Kinsley on
their way to Oklahoma where they
will spend several days. We trust
that peace and happiness and num-
berless friends may be their lot in
life. They will make their home on
Mr.. Snyder's farm, two miles north
west of town,
Miss Mullikin's part of the school
has been dismissed this week on ac-
count of the illness OF her father, her
presence at his bed side being ne.
cessity.
Work on the telephone line is being
pushed and it will soon be completed
to Belpre and Macksville. There is
some talk that the line will be extend
ed south to Fellsburg also.
On Thursday evening of last Earn
est Burress, better known as ssRags,'
got on a big drunk and wanted tc
fight someone and used language or
the street that was both vulgar and
profane. The. Justice and constable