The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-09

Get your creamery butter at the
City Meat Market.
If you want first-class ice cream
call at w. G. Keener's. tt
Mrs. Ed iced and baby returned to
! Spearville last Friday night.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. H. Evans, bonded abstracter.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. If
A. c. Dyer has charge of T. ".
Donnell's business during the absence
of the latter. If
If you want to insure your grain in
stack or bin call on w. II. Israel,
Lewis, Kansas. If
Dress Trimmings Everything in
dainty and pretty trimmings.-Ed-
wards & Noble
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus, father and
mother of Mrs. o. Fl. Davis, are here
from Nickerson, Kans.
School district officers:-You find
full line of district record books at
the Kinsley Book Store.
An ornament that is useful and that
makes cooking pleasure-a Mallea-
BILE steel ran9e.-A. Hottewitz.
Mr.. Memo has installed his bakery
plant and is prepared to furnish all
kinds of fine bakery goods. Give
him Il call. If
A. II. Misner and wife arrived from
Bucklin Sunday and Mrs. Misner
took the train for her old home in
Illinois the same evening for short
visit. Mr.. Misner returned to Buck
lin the next day.
G. B. Williamson, of Miami county,
was here last week and bought the
Edgerton farm northwest of Lewis, He
returned TO the east for his family and
expects to arrive here and locate per-
manentlp about the frs of Novem-
Der.
John McCarty was in town last Fri
day evening to meet his niece, Miss
Jessie Rogers, who will teach school
in the McCarty neighborhood. Miss
Jessie Rogers is a graduate of the
training school for nurses at DAN
vile, Pa, as we'll as school teacher.
The pastor of the Congregational
church will begin next Sunday morn
ing a series of popular expositions of
the Bible. The subject next Sunday
will be ''The Story of Creation"
The best results of Biblical scholar
ship will be used in these studies.
All are cordially invited.
Jake Gaul and wife and Mrs. Louis
Wetzel arrived on the morning train
from the west Saturday morning of
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gaul had
been spending six weeks in Colorado
City, Colo, for MIR. Gaul's health
andN Mrs. Wetzel had been visiting
her daughters in Pueblo and Dodge
City.
The Williams boys, E. S. Boyer,
and J. P. Read all shipped cattle to
the Missouri river Wednesday. They
yarded their cattle in the stock yards
over night and in the morning three
head belonging to the Williams boys
were missing. A Strong City man
in hn nd nj, l.,
with three cars of stock and had
shipped out. The boys came to the
conclusion that by some mistake he
had got three of theirs and so tele-
graphed to Hutchinson to hold the
three cars uutil they arrived.
The gentleman who has rented the
| G. o. Wilson farm west of town ar
rived with his goods last week. His
car was sent up to the stock yards
and seeing everything all right he re-
turned to town TO look after little
matter of business. When he return
ed to his car he discovered that a lot
of his property was missing, among
the articles being a barrel of molas-
ses. The tracks of a wagon could be
plainly seen but no one could give
him any Information as to who had
taken his property. He fastened
back to town, gave the alarm and
started the sheriff out on the trail.
He had heard of the people who
would steal everything but hot stoves
and believed he had found where they
lived, but thought it little tough
that he should be made victim be-
fore he could get his goods unloaded.
Later he discovered what had become