The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-27

The Free MethOdlSts are holding a
revival in District 80.
Ed Holleubeck went to Kansas City
Thursday of last week.
Sheriff Moletor was over from Kins-
ley Thursday of last week.
William Bulge made business
trip to ST. John Saturday.
w. Il. Parker recently bought 300
acres of land near Dodge City.
E. D. Donavan went to Kansas City
with car load of hogs last week.
The BelPre telephone stockholders
will meet at the bank on Saturday.
Mrs. William Bulge went to ST.
John Monday to consult a dentist
Mrs. Boston Newhouse went east 10
join her husband the first of the week
Mr.. Trousdale, OF Newton, came in
Monday TO look after his interests
here.
Mrs. Olive Russell, of Larned, was
transacting business in Belpre this
week.
NJ. Curry has the found alton laid
for his new residence in the south side
of town.
Assistant Cashier F. G. Kaths made
flying trip to Hutchinson one day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Devine spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
bish at Lewis.
John Powell, of Fellsbarg, was in
town this week and purchased lumber
for a new house.
Hadyn and Cora Carlisle passed
through Belpre Monday on their way
to Russell county,
Nj. Curry finished his threshing at
Mr.. Sprigg's on Saturday and has
brought his machine home.
E. 81. McKibben spent Thanksgiv
ing day in w ichita with his son Clay,
who is attending school there.
A dance was given at w. L. Col
yer's Saturday night. A very pleas
ant time was reported by the guests.
Tom Phillips is going around on
crutches, the after effects of team
running away and spraining his foot.
Keller Bros. are over from Film
wood and we are informed that they
intend putting in an up-to-date meat
market.
We understand that J. W. Pharo
will commence the foundation of
new store building as soon as the.
weather permits.
The excavating for the new school
building is done and we will Soon
have an elegant and up-to-dateschool
building in our progressive little
town.
Cold weather during the past week
has made fine skating on Eunz's
pond, and the school childrenseem to
be making the best of the opportunity
to skate during leisure hours.
w. L. Colyer has moved into the
residence which he purchased from o.
". Dawson, of Great Bend. He has
made several improvements in the
shape of Queensbury windows, ETC.
The telephone line to the south is
about completed. This line is being
built by the business men of our town
and the people residing along the
route, and when completed will be of
great value to all concerned.
Considerable moving has been go
ing on here during the past week.
William Bulge moved into the house
vacated by w. L. Colyer, and Mrs.
Van Meter moved into the one for
merly occupied by Mr.. Bulge.
DR.. F. S. O'Flyug, who has lately
located in our midst, is graduate of
Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa.
He has been practicing his profession
in Pawnee Rock for some years and
comes to US highly recommended.
William Shadwell is doing lively
business at his livery and feed stable
Over forty teams put UP there at noon
Saturday. Belpre can support good
livery stable, and we predict that Mr..
Shadwell will be the right man in the
right place.
Misses Emma and Laura Anderson
and Messrs. y. d. Clark, w. G. At
kins and 81. G. Wertz attended the
teachers association meeting at Lewis
last Saturday. Messrs. Clark, Wertz
and Atkins became impatient to get
home and took ''tie pass" instead
of waiting for a train.
81. N. Malin filled the pulpit in the
Methodist church last Sunday, owing
} to the absence of Rev. Pierce who is
conducting a revival at Belpre. We