The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-01-16
LOCAL NEWS
And Business Advertisements Sind
wicked Together,

W1CHco ACSSuucEs
Specials in Outings and fleeced
goods.-A .Hottewitz.
w. H.. Martin has bought the Fred
Avery residence in this city.
: Titles examined and abstracts made
by y. II. Evans. bonded abstracter.
Try the celebrated MCPHERSON flour
"Our TANNER For sale by w. +.
Fravei.
The children need shoes. Try a
pair of orr celebrated school shoes.
They weir like iron "A Hottewitz.
Charlie A We Eel and Miss Laura
Krupp wer'. Joined in marriage Mon
day, the Rev. [. Jurgensen officiating
y complete. stock of Fall Ready-tO
wear hats: also, beautiful Patterns in
Trimmed Hats will be found a. Miss
Hegg,'s.
Levi Powell, of Frl!sburg, died of
BrighL's disease on the tenth OF this
month md was buried in the Trotter
cemetery.
f. D. Heath, Frank Heath and
Misses Nellie aud kitt:e Heath started
for their home in Randolph, Kansas,
Sunday morning.
,zyp< ha6 hn<
visiting here for the pnst two weeks,
Returned to he, home in the eastern
part OF the state last Friday.
DIR. Pearson has moved into his new
house one block east OF the Methodist
church, where he can be found when
not 1T his Office, first door east OF
Huttewitz's store. Il
j. A. Baxter returned to Otferle
last Wednesday. He will take charge
of his brothers business there while
the latter is attending to his duties as
county clerk.
Subscription Agency at the Kinsley
Book Store. We take subscriptions
for any periodical at regular price
and will duplicate any club offer you
show us.--kInsley Book Store.
There Was slight wreck at the
west end of the railroad bridge last
Monday caused by hange coming
OFF q wheel on Il west bonnd freight.
Only one pair of trucks left the track
and the only serious damage was that
traffic was delayed for about six
hours on the branch.
Senator Smith go. into the game at
Topeka carly. He is reported in
Mondays Star Us losing his pocket
book containing s35 and his railroad
passes, and in Tuesdays papers as
defying the will OF Boss Cy and tell
ing him to crack his whip IL he wanted
DR.. Alexander writes that he ia
b wing the best time imaEi nable Wis
4 ing around among friends and rel
atives in Kentucky. He says that the
famous Kentucky whiskey has no
soon 10 be back among his friends in
Kansas and again ut work in his pro-
fessi
Miss Ethel Avery closed her dane
ing class last Friday evening. She
IN Df WI nd
they all enjoyed q very pleasant even
ing dancing to- the excellent music
furnished by the orchestra. Miss
avery is very successful teacher,
aud parents desiring to have their
children learn the graceful art ot
dancing will do we'll to patronize her.
G. w. Gibson returned from Beaver
county, Oklahoma, the first OF the
week. b.. fonnt location to suit
him nd joining the lively little town OF
Gnyalan where he filed on q good
piece of government land. He ex-
poets to 20 into business in the town
where they already have good school
rect IL 5000 church. He has sold his
farm in this county tn O. f. Dobson
who will take possession in the spring
when Mr.. Gibson i ready to move.
His many friends in this county will
~ish him every success in his new
venture.
An alarm of fire brought out the
Gre department Tuesday evening
about eight o'clock. The fire WAS up
staire in the Tatnm building over
Gregg's meat shop. This place is a
regular rookery for kids, and The fire