The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-01-30
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OF erysipelas last week
FOR SAIE-The old sugar mill
Price. sI50--G. L PAINTER IF
W. D. Erxin and Mrs. DeMoss wiil
soon move into their new houses
] hare q stray male hog. weight
about s5 pounds. =. my plscs JACOB
MEIER 1-@ pd
H EVANS is Bonded Abs.rzcter
and Ex-Regisser OF Deeds for Edwards
County.
Miss Wzne ShafTer gave = party
10 number of her yOCrg friends
last SATURDAY evening
Wantei-PizIn sewing and washing
t, do Inquire 81 Luis Oiile for
fu.her Information. pd-
James ESu. cIer /, home from Minis e.
sra fog Z short visit He - hrU-
man on one vi the railroads IN u. :
s.e.ls.-
Mrs. VIII Edwards OF St Paul.
Mimi, is here Wishing Mrs R. E
Edwards The former IL on her way
10 California
In order TO make room for q large
stock of spring Millinery ! will close
uus the remainder OF my winter goods
- cOss--MINNE HGGY.
Ed Finch went uown TO Dodge last
wees TO complete contest on piece
OF and south OF the river He will
MAKE settlement in the spriug-
We always have Bsrbed Wire.
Nails snd Coal on hand Don't you
believe them when they tell you we
haven't---R. D. HEATH & SONS.
DIR. DGTar has gone 20 Chicago for
. months work IN the hospital L Is
very evident the doctor in1euds al
keep abreast OF the times in his pro-
ftseiOn-
! Subscription Agency at the kinsley
DOOA SLOEc- We GSaA- SUISSE S.IO0'
for any periodical 81 regular price
md will duplicate any club offer you
show uS.-kln>ley BoOk Store
Dis.riet No 50 will add an extra
month TO It's term of school, besr 2
taught by Miss Jennie AulFiken- THIS
Is a very great compliment TO Miss
MulIiken's success and ability Is =
teacher. this bv.ing her first term
Miss Myrtle NJ. Bird IA. opened
ladies' tailoring and dress making
establishment one door east OF the
millinery bazaar. Those fOr whom
she has worked say thai her work Is
first class in every particular If
y L Geer went to Granada. Colo
RADIO, Saturday night and returned
Sunday with his n-iee, Mrs Il d
Vi1ton. who IL recovering from .
severe attack OF typhoid She Will
remain with the family of L G. Geer
+ fOr some time
liz OOsAOtI-S III eHE ECoS VI -4A
GUldschmidt's and Mr. Drau5'
I business pIsc-s were moved back
ward several feet and are nOE on q
I line with john Wires bowling alley.
The work WAS done last Monday, and
lhe result seems t0 sanity Mr. Gold
scemid5's idea OF the artistic and the
/ Duz-ruiesEie
I Treasurer KeselsOn and DepGsy
County Clerk WilSs.n vent to Greens
4 burg the sir>s Of the week 30 ssraishLer
up tax r1a.sssr> bss=een kTOSEa- and
Edwards cOCusies- On their resTrn
they were accompanied by the ciers
znd tr-aSurer OF kiOEs, zho wished
sn examine the records here EEe-y
thing cOpcernir. the business ~ss
found IN good shape
I Dr.. Opal kol5fei CD. formerly al
kin>ley- came up from NswtOa Sun
day 20 visit Mr. George W. BidTell
+ DR. kOlSls-is<-sl i = graduate OF shs
Au-riczn School of O>teOpz,hy Dr.
SsIll's seh"OIl ss EirkSviife. No H
Is rracEicing in Newtos and Is very
SUGGEST Il in his profession In CON
pz0y With his partner ne expects IG
go tn COn5ers-=as next year 10 EOcate.
4 Orvilie PO>ey, zho WORKS on Mr..
CnadOOarn'S section gang, WAS COR
SiderzbIy bruised and AIKEN up nv
street. crossing Sunday Eeek ago
The engine had Uhissl-d 70 20 ahead
~ the same tine backing up To take
in The SLACK Str- P0sey MAS tzker
unzxares and fell from sAc train
He Left last Monday evening for his