The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-04-17

mOnu, SIOOu DeIOEe a JuSClce or the
peace at Fort Scott to be married,
| and the justice had begun to speak
when the young woman, prompted
by thoughts of parental dispieasure,
| interrupted the service, and an
/ nounced to the astonished young
sutton that she would not be married
until she could be married at home.
Riches Came to Them.
The other night Mrs. Margaret
Lauver and her eight children went
to bed in Nickerson far from over.
burdened with this worlds goods.
The next morning they awakend to
find themselves possessed of $4,000
in cash and 1000 acres of land. In
dying the grandfather of Mrs. Lauver
had willed to her and each of her
children $4,000 in cash and a farm
of 100 acres.
Young Anthony for Congresss
D. r. Anthony, Jr., received over
1000 majority for mayor of Leaven-
worth. He is the third republican
candidate to be elected mayor Of
Leavenworth during the IL contests
of the last "a years. Enthused by
the tremendous majority given An
thony, his friends are urging him to
get into the race for the next con-
gressional nomination in that dis
trict.
Opposition to Bowersock.
There will be a three-cornered
fight next year in the Second district
for the republican congressional
nomination. Congressman-atlarg
Charles F. Scott, of lola and Henry
j. Allen, of Ottawa, have both mott
fed Congressman j. D. Bowersock
that they propose to make the race
against him for the nomination.
George w. Wheatley Elected.
The Kansas executive council elect
ed George w. Wheatley, of Galena,
for railroad commissioner, Wheatley
is republican and succeeds j. N.
Fike, democrat, so the board is now
republican. Wheatley is young
lawyer and two years ago was de-
feated for congress in the Third dis
trict by A. NJ. Jackson.
State Architect Needed.
Regents of the state normal
school are preparing plans for the
$4,000 building for the branch nor
NAL on the Fort Hays military reser-
vation. The failure of the legisla-
ture to provide for state architect
in accordance with the wishes Of
Gov. Bailey will compel the regents
to employ an architect.
Promptly Denied It.
The newspaper report that Gov.
Railey and his military staff would
appear in gaudy uniform at the St.
Louis worlds fair dedication brought
a prompt denial from the governor.
Abundance of Salt at Ellsworth.
Several salt wells have been sunk
at Ellsworth and numerous veins of
salt found, one vein being ITO feet
thick. Fifty carpenters are rushing
new buildings for salt plant.
To Experiment I'm Dairyfng.
The J. P. Baden Produce company
purchased 800 acres south of Win
field and will place 100 first-class milk
COWS thereon for the purpose of ex-
in dairying.
~ Child Strayed From Home.
The three-year-old son of Farmer |
Perkins, three miles from Newton, |
strayed from home and ten minutes |
later it's body was found in a creek, |
where it had fallen in.
Topeka Votes Bonds.
At the municipal election April |
Topeka voted 100000 improvement |
to purchase the
plant and >$150,000 TO,
new school buildings.
rtesian Wells I'm Western Kansas.
The director of the geological sur
vey will send agents to western Kan
sas to determine if the artesian well
system of irrigation can be put in
operation there.
VIII "Hatch" 6,0OO Chickens.
Charles A. McLane, Of Elsmore, the
past winter raised 1000 chickens by
the incubator process. This year he
expects to raise and sell 5000 in like
Rieht-of-Way for Pipeline.
The Montgomery county commits
sioners granted the right of way to
The Standard Oil company for a pipe
inc to convey oil and gas across tho
county. a
Aid for the Soldiers Home.
Gov. Bailey received from the
United States treasury a draft for
j, 195 federal aid to the state sol
liers' home for the three months just
passed.
Martins Son Elected Mayor.