The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-13
COUNTY NEWS.
Lewis items.

something more done Tor Ms ewes ous
returned without accomplishing what
he went for.
The frame of Mr.. Yaggy's new
building is up and the work is pro-
crossing nicely.
Thu board of directors of the Farm
ers Grain and Live Stock Association
had a meeting the first of the week.
Insure your farm buildings with w.
II. Israel.
Work has been begun on the found
alton for the new school house. 1t is
located just south of the old building.
J. B. Vosburg's mother has come
down from Pawnee Rock to make him
a visit.
Harry Abrams started for England
last week by way of New York. He
will spend some time visiting friends
and relatives and will also look up
some old records as he believes that
he is entitled to considerable pro-
perty in the old country if he can es-
tablish a proper chain of title.
J. B. Vosburg has bought the
building occupied by Mr.. Holdings
worth and is moving his grocery and
butcher shop into it. Mr.. Holdings
worth will put no new building for
the post Office just as soon as he can
get hold of a carpenter. 1t will be
located just south of F. P. Smiths
store.
Jess McCarter has bought the bar
Der shop furniture belonging to Harry
Sagerty and rented the building va
Gated by Mr.. Vosburg. Rumor says
that Sagerty will buy new lot and
continue business at the old stand.
The telephone line has been COM
pleted to the east line of the county
and will soon connect with the Stafford
line which will give connection with
all points east. You can now talk to
Belpre if you have the price. The
telephone Office at this place has been
moved into A. Hardy's store assthat
will be more convenient for the pub
lie as it is open later at night than
the post Office.
D. Nc. Lewis has about closed up
his business for the year and went
into Kinsley Thursday night expect
ing to leave for the east and south
the following evening. Lee Hardy has
bought Mr.. Lewis's automobile.
Mr.. Vosburg says that as soon as
he gets settled in his new store build
ing he will lay in large and we'll
assorted stock of groceries in addi-
tion to his market. The building he
was in-was too small for his increas-
ing grocery trade and compelled him
to seek larger quarters.
Robert Mccormick undertook to
ride a bronchO Tuesday evening with
out first having secured the animals
consent. His injuries were attended
to short ly after and it is thought are
summed up in, right wrist broken.
The broncho is doing well and look
ing for fresh victims.
Cort Snyder is building a barn on
his farm vest of.town. He will build
a house in the spring.
G. E. Wilson, of Kinsley, was
doing business here Wednesday.
Mr.. Passwater, who lives north OF
town, is still very i'll. His sickness
has resulted in putting his fall work
badly behind. The people living In
that section are neighbors in the true
sense of the word and when they real
lied that his sickness was likely to
result in preventing the planting OF
his wheat they turned out the first of
the week with ten drills and seven
discs and in one day disced forty
acres and drilled ninety to wheat.
Mrs. Passwater got them up a fine
dinner and all parties were greatly
pleased.
j. w. Alcorn has bought the short
order house opposite the Grand Cen
trail Hotel.
DIR. F. S. O'Flyug, of Pawnee Rock,
was in town Wednesday looking over
the situation with view to locating.
He seems to be very clever gentle
man and should he locate here would
doubtless do we'll.
w. H. Israel shipped car load OF
hogs for the Farmers Co. Tuesday.
The members of the l. 0, o. F. OF
Lewis had bunch of candidates to
put through Wednesday night so they
invited the lodge boys from Macks-
vile, Larned and Kinsley to come
over and assist. The result was a
large crowd of visitors. The Larned
and Macksville teams gave one de-
gree each and the Lewis boys gave
the other two. Nine candidates were