The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-06-19

ly last Tuesday.
Big values for little prices at the
''Little Ticket" store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Andrews of
Bucklin are visiting here.
The highest prices paid for butter
and eggs at Misne@ & Myers.
L. E. Holman and wife arrived
from Hammond, Ind. yesterday.
Ready-made white pine header
barges for sale at Heath's lumber
yard. 6-26
H. B. Beeler and sife returned from
their visit to Pennsylvania yesterday
morning.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson flour
"Our Ran9er." For sale by Fravel
Il Lewis. o
If you want a good work suspender
at II low price go to the Little
Ticket" store.o O
Our former townsman Charlie Eek
ert was in the city "Wednesday. He
is now located in Larned.
WANTED.-GIf for general house
work. Good wages for a competent
girl. Inquire at this Office.
Misner Il Myers are receiving week.
ly new supplies of groceries and pro-
duce. Call and examine goods.
"Hoe your own row. But be care
full where you get your hoe. A. Hottie
WITT carries the best on the market.
JOHNSTON HEADERS SAVE MONEY.
SON. SOLD BY WALLIS & HARVEY.
The w. c. T. U. ladies cleared
S27. 10 for the flood sufferers at their
refreshmenL stand on Old Settlers
day.
Mr.. Memo has installed his bakery
plant and ds prepared to furnish all
kinds of fine bakery goods. Give
him call. If
a good, we'll made, extra quality
brush, hsuse broom for quarter;
that's one of the many bargains you
find at the Little Ticket" store.
Mrs. Louis F. Beal entertained a
large number of her women friends
Tuesday afternoon at tea. Fan-tan
helped to make the merry hours ny
rapidly
DIR. Pearson has moved into his new
house one block east of the Methodist
church. where he can be found when
not at his Office first door east of
HOttewitz's store. tt
J. F. Bissitt and wife, of Belpre,
visited their son, Superintendent F..
f. Bissitt, and family in this place
last Sunday. MIR. Bissitt and wife
have removed from Belpre to Macks-
vile.
1 have at my place, one mile west
and one-half mile nOth of Lewis, one
red yearling steer calf with rope
around neck, mark in both ears and
brand on left shoulder. - GEORGE
SNYDER. % 6-l9
Q IF YOU HAVE THE CASH NJ. SCHAT-
TERLY'S MERCANTILE HOUSE IS THE
PLACE TO BUY THAI HARVEST BILL.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE TxBE. EQUIVALENT
1T WILL PAY YOU To- BORROW AS WE
ARE MAKING REDUCTL0NS FOR CASH
OR6'RODUCE. q
Clark Brothers did n good business
last week and they expect to do II
bigger one this week. They are ra3D-
idly increasing their stock OF hard
ware, tinware, and kitchen utensils.
Look over their stock You don't
have to ask for prices AZ the Little
Ticket store.
Mrs. Joseph Crow gave & party or
Tnesday0 afternoon. Eighth street
resembled Fifth avenue Tor awhile or
that day. The little ladies' in theil
pretty dresses. with Smiling. happy
faces GgOing To Mrs Crows part,
met the big ladies in their prett!
gowns with smiling. happy faces go
ing to Mrs. Beal's party o
The regular business meeting ant
social of the Christian Endeavor $50
i ciety was he'd at the home of Mis-
! Blanchard last Monday evening. Tn
semi-annual election of officers re
suited aS follows: President. Mr.
Oraut: vice president. Miss Bingham
! recording secretary. Gene~ieve Wells
5rea~urer. Mort Schnatterly; organ
list. Elizabeth Erwin: assistant organ
list. Miss Blanchard MI departed t.
their homes after enjoying a YER
pleasant evening at this hospitabl
home.
The boys and girls of the Congre
gatiOnal Sunday school gave YER
interesting and we'll prepared serviC
last Sunday. Children's Day. Sony.
recitations. exercises and the we
executed march at the beginning {
the hour made vesy pleasing pre-
gram. Great credit is due to Mis-
, Blanchard. general superintendent
and to Miss BrelsfoTd,. superintendeI
of the primary depurtment. for the
faithful work in Rreparing the chi