The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-02-27

A son WAS born to MIR. and Mrs.
George Vedder on Saturday, the 2lst.
F. E. Taylor returned from his trip
in eastern Kansas Wednesday night
Browns Queen Bee and White
House Shoes for women.-A. Hottie
wiz
The 4. n card club held "A very en-
Ioyable session with Mrs. L. f. Beal
Monday night
Boys rubber boots only SIPS.
Children's iubherboots only 90c-
Marsh & Bidwell.
Henry Ketelson was in Hutchinson
Tuesday and says that the snow only
extended as far east as Macksville.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult us
Il. h. EVANS & Co.
Mrs. Henry Abrams spent a few
days in this place last week visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Priest.
Our DR.. Hess & Clark instant louise
killer is meeting with great success.
Good for horses, cattle and chickens.
Marsh & Bidwell.
Save postage and money order fees
bv leaving your subscriptions at the
Kinsley Book Store. Subscriptions
taken for any periodical published at
regular rates.
Clyde Slaughter left Friday evening
for La Junta, Col, to work in the
Santa Fe round house. Ed Matheny
has taken Clyde's place in Paul
Meno's restaurant.
Our fancy styles in Browns Star
Five Star fine Oxfords are designed
and constructed with n view to COM
bining modesty. elegance, comfort and
durability.-A Hottewitz.
Ira Tam spent Saturday in the city.
He is interested in trying to get a star
route established from Haviland to
Belpre in order to improve the mail
facilities in the southeast part of the
county. Any change would be an i'm
provement, for it could not be worse.
Some sort OF contagious disease
is epidemic in the city. The local
physicians see different cases and so
disagree as to what the trouble is.
It seems to be establi shed that by
whatever name it may be called it is
contagious disease and inquiry
should be made by our officials.
notwithstanding the storm yester-
day, L H. Evans took Mr.. Reed, of
Staff ord, out to the Sicily farm( the
old Smart place. adjoining town and
sold it to him for $500. This place
will be occupied by a son-in-law of
Mr.. Reeds, who expects to take
possession about the fifteenth of
March.
G.. Fl. Alexander went to Wichita
Sunday to attend the state meeting of
the A. o. U. w. lodge, representing
the local lodge of this city. He is an
applicant for the position of district
organizer and carried some very
strong endorsements. The people of
this section would be very glad to
have him land the position.
An oyster supper was given last
Saturday evening, in the old sanitar-
ium bu ing, under the auspices Of
the Epworth League. Cake and COT
fee were also served. MIR. Hurdler
was present with his photograph,
which added greatly to the evening =
enjoyment. The Leaguers wish to
thank Mr.. Dell Hoffman for SO kindly
assisting in preparing the supper.
The W. C. T. U. gave Mrs. Minnie
Johnson Grinsted of Larned de-
lightful reception at the Methodist
parsonage last Saturday afternoon
from O'Clock to- 5 o'clock. About
twenty ladies were present and listen
ed to a most Instructive talk on the
departmental work of the w C. I. q.
by Mrs. Grin-ted. Dainty refresh
meuts were then served and the
"Joint" nuisance most thoroughly
discussed.
AS we close the forms TO go TO press
Thursday evening it is still showing
and is beginning to drift. 1t has
showed almost continuously since two
o'clock Tuesday morning. The Their
mometer has stood around thirty so
that the falling snow has been very
damp and melted considerably. 1t
now lays about twelve to fourteen
inches deep and had it been colder so