The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-01-23

ting in the city this week.
Mrs. c. p. ketelson went down to
Larned Saturday for short visit.
Oysters served in all styles at
Meno's restaurant. Give him a call.
Ora Green returned from an ex-
tended visit in Missouri the first Of
the week.
Mrs. E. Il. Sellers entertained a
large circle OF friends at dinner last
evening.
Il. E. Gardner is building Il house
on Ninth street just south of the
Grove hotel.
Fancy lamps that give light strong
enough TO read by. On sale at a.
Hottewitz S.
G. w. Watson went to Topeka The
first of the week to looi, after the SEN
atoriai situation.
Try the best high patent flour on the
market, ''Our Banner - For sale by
w. e. Fravel.
MIR. Ben Ely left for Larned and
Jetmore yesterday morning. He ex-
pected to return tomorrow.
George Bisset has moved into
part of his brothers house in town
and will engage in painting.
l invite you to examine my stock if
You are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house. &C. O. Wilson.
Steve Williams got up the frame to
his new house Tuesday and expects to
have it ready for occupancy by the
first OF March.
Miss Maud Charles, of Larned, is
visiting with Irs. Aderho!d this week.
She contemplates getting up music
class in shis city.
Will the person who borrowed q
book entitled ''The Son of Old
Harry" from the editor of this paper
kindly return the same?
In order TO make room for a large
stock of spring Millinery I will close
out the remainder OF my winter goods
at cost.-MINNIE HEaGY.
Miss Sellards was laid up with a
bad tooth the first Of the week and
her place in the school room was
filled by Superintendent Clark. ~.
II. a. Recder, recently elected
county surveyor, moved to town
Tuesday. He will make his home at
| the residence OF his uncle, Will
Reeder.
Will Goddard. who has been visit
| ing here for some time, is TO start for
Chicago today. He says he expects
to visit California before going to
work again.
| There is nothing better for q present
than a Piano, Organ or Sewing Ma
chine We have them in different
styles. at prices that will interest you.
Colo & Wilson.
! T. Z. Bissets went to Enporia
| Saturday to take ten weeks course
in the State Normal to prush up be
fore taking charge OF the Office OF
superintendent in the spring.
Mrs. McGill and children, who
| have been staying with Mrs. Z. D.
West. have moved into a portion oi
the Bisset house and gone to house
keeping. Mrs. McGill's health is
much improved since coming here.
MIR. and Mrs. S. d. Misner are At
tending the implement dealers con-
veution in Kansas City this week.
They were to take in the performa ace
of Ben Hur At the theatcr Wednesday
night, the association having taken
the whole house for that night.
b. r. Brown, son-in-!sw of +. N
Stapleton, has accepted position
with nursery firm in Sedalia, Mo
His family is still here with Mr.
Stapicton. MIR. Brown writes that h.
went into real estate Office in Sedalis
and after talking awhile With the gen
tleman operating it Learned that b.
was l.. G. Boies, - former KinsleN
resident.
When John Wire lighted his gaso
line plant in the Marsh Avenue
billiard hall Tuesdsy evening he me
with qaite u surprise He had JUS
got things going nicely when sudden
ly the generator was enveloped in 1
mass of fame reaching nearly To tn
, ceiling. MIR. Wire promptly reached
into the blaze and turned OF tn