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

she laughs best who laughs last. :"
Belpre Items.
Mr.. Dennis, of Ray, was visiting at
Mr.. Curry's for few days last week.
Miss Sadie Harris, of Chicago, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E
Wait.
Two cars of cattle left here Sunday
for Kansas City and five cars Mon
day.
Henry Laird arrived Sunday.
D. G. Donavan was a Kinsley Wis
itor Monday.
Emmett Donavan and Harold Mitch
ell left nj onday for Salina to attend
school.
Leonard Miller is improving slowly
but is still quite sick.
Oh, those wedding bells again.
This time they rang for the wedding
of Miss Grace Colyer and Mr.. T. A.
Harrison at the home of the bride.
Only few relatives and friends were
present.
Quite number from this place at
tended the L. o. o. F. banquet at
Lewis Wednesday evening.
T. a. Harrison and wife went to
housekeeping Thursday. Mr.. Harri-
son had the house all furnished and
ready for occupancy.
Work was commenced on the new
school house this week. When fin
ished it will be fine building.
The long distance phone was con-
nected with Kinsley Tuesday.
Mr.. Lantry has come out from Illi-
nois to look after his business here. :,
1t is supposed our. telephone line
will soon be extended to Fellsburg.
Noah Wagner's house came very
pear burning Tuesday. The flames
started around the stove pipe.
T. E. Hardy expects a car of pota-
toes in few days.
Messrs A. and L. f. Wait went to
Larned Tuesday.
The strenuous people of our strenu-
Gus town made a strenuous effort at
the box social Wednesday evening to
raise money for our Christmas affair.
The social proved d grand success;
the amount realized was S3l.40
On Wednesday morning, about nine
o'clock, fire broke out at Noah Wag-
ner's residence in the east part of town.
1t was caused by defective fue and
had gained considerable Roadway, SO
that water seemed to be of no avail.
Mr.. Harrison had the presence OF
mind to get J. w. Pharo's chemical
| fire extingisher, and speedily had the
fire under control. About twenty five
dollars worth of damage was done.
This should teach the citizens of Bel
pre- to obtain more efficient means in
case of other fires that may prove
more disastrous than this one.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, in Belpre, or
Wednesday, Nov. 4th, 1903, Mr.. T.
A. Harrison and Miss Grace Colyer
Rev. Pierce officiating. The wedding
ceremony was performed at O'Clock
and was followed by bountiful and
delicious supper, such as only Mrs
Colyer and daughters know how t,
prepare. There were none but rela
tives of the families present. The
] groom has been In our midst fol-
some months and has proven himsel
worthy.of the esteem of our citizens
while the bride is one of our mos
successful teachers, and while. it /.
our loss we congratulate Mr.. Harri
son in winning the prize. They arr
at home in their house, on the cas-
) side of town, which Mr.. Harrison
has recently bought and furnished
Their friends join in wishing them thu
usual amount of JOY and happiness.
Work began Friday on the base
ment of the new school house, 1t viii
be ready for occupancy by Januar,
LIST.
j. w. Pharo made a business tri]
, to KiDsley Saturday.
; Charles King Is sporting a fine ne,
surry that he purchased from j. W
} Pharo.
, VIM. Shadwell has purchased tn
livery stable here from J. C.. Pixley
: He will put in all new and up-to-dat
? rigs and open mp business immedi
3 ately.
4 ]. w. Pharo has made quite
8 ichange in his business in the pas