The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-02-13
Mill for sale At Grybow<ki's.

&. Is. Piburn went to Topeka Mon
day morning.
Money to loan at this Office on good
| real estate security.
MIR. Olto Fricke. of Illinois, is here
visiting the family ar }. r. Bacon.
Oysters served in all styles a..
Meno's re-taurant. Give him u cal.
Gilbert Mathews went to Topekn
Sunday night tn see the Legislative
performance.
Try the best high patent -four ON the
market. ''Our Banner" For sale by
w. +. Fravel.
J r Bacon's photograph gallery
is LOW oil Niles avenue. just north
of his residence.
EVA BARTLETT MACY, ENTER
TAINER. OPERA HOU >E, WE'D
MES DAY. FEBRUARY l8.
B. +. Tatum WAS home from Topeka
last Sunday. His side partner, Char
lie futile. was also in from Hodgeman
county.
Rev. VanGundy, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, is taxing medical
treatment in Wichita for defective
hearing.
A letter received from the College
View sanitarium says that Will Reed
err is recovering rapidly, both in body
and mind.
Miss Florence Reitler, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. G. a. Reitler of Chi
cago, formerly of Kinsley, was mar
ried yesterday.
stock of spring Millinery / will close
out the remainder of my winter goods
at cost.-MINNIE HEGGY.
r. D. Heath and daughter returned
from Randolph ON Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Heath expresses himself as glad
to get back to the short grass country.
49, DIR. SMYSER, pain.
5s5 less dentist, will be in
A411OO Kinsley, Monday and
Tuesday. February l6 and II, ut the
Marsh Avenue Hotel. -..--
Levi Smith has had numerous offers
from different places in reference to
the location OF his health food estab-
lishmsnt. He has not yet decided on
the location, but he thinks that in the
end the factory might be located in
Kinsley.
The social the juniors gave last
Friday evening, at the home of T. \.
Harper, WAS decided success.
Every one reports having a good
time About sixty were present and
q program was rendered before re.
freshments. The proceeds amount, d
to IS.
another railroad rumor reached
this Office last week through some
land seekers who recently rode over
the Missouri Pacific to Iuka They
stated that gangs were at work putt
ing that line into good shape and that
the train crew told them that the line
was to be extended at once as far 81
Fellsburg.
The Epworth League gave pleas
ant and profitable social At the Meth
odist parsonage Wednesday night
Each member, during the last mo nth,
in some way, earned some money for
the League and brought it To the
social. 4 short business session WAS
neld. after which games and refresh
ments were INDUCED in until late
hour.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Beeler an
nounce the marriage of their dauyh-
ter. Miss Blanche Beeler, to MIR. John
P. Bear Of St. Louis, which will
take place in Kansas City. February
18th. Mr.. O'Bear is in the glass
manufacturing business in St. Louis
and maintains a western Office in Kan
sas City. where the young people will
make their home. Miss Blanche came
up from Kansas City Sunday bring
ing her little sister, Virginia, who
will remain with her fathe Mrs
Beeler, who made many friends in
kInsley, is in very poor health.
Miss Leoua Herzher of Wichita Was
married yesterday a. the home of her
parents To Mr.. McKinstry of Perry,
OKLA. They went through this place
last evening on their way To- Cali
fornia on their wedding trip. MIR.
and Mrs. Pau! Noble and one lady