The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-04-08

Wanted-Gents' laundry, plain sew
ing, etc.-Mrs. Shaw. 4-8
The Misses Williams spent Sunday
in Larned with their mother.
T. 81. EVANS is a Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
Rufus Edwards spent Monday night
in this city with his uncle, r. E.
All styles in Spring Hats will be
shown at Minnie Heggy Clark's after
March 10th.
Car of fresh lime and fresh Acme
cement plaster just received at r. d.
Heath & Sons.
M. c. Tubbs is reported to have
bought the Firman ranch in Hodge
man county.
For paints, oils and the latest de-
signs in wall papers, call on the
DeTar Drug Co.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, sour Banner. For sale by
Fravel & Lewis.
L. E. Holman and wife arrived
from Florida, via Hammond, Indi-
ana, Wednesday evening.
For wall paper, paints, varnishes,
brushes and window glass, go to the
G.. o. Wilson Paint Co.
Red Bermuda and Yellow Jersey
Sweet Potato Plants for sale. Book
your orders early.-T. A. Harper.
George Spoouemore has moved his
family into town and is living in the
little house just east of Mr.. Minton's.
There was nice shower in this
vicinity M onday night which wet the
ground to the depth of about two
iuches.
Miss DeEtte Wellman went to EN-
poria this week where she will take
the summer course in the state nor
NAL school.
Miss Grace Gist, sister of Mrs.
Critic, who has been visiting in this
city for few weeks, returned to her
home in Sterling Tuesday morning.
Edwards county was represented
in the convention at Wichita this
week by B. F. Tatum. John Domain,
George Altering and G.. o. Wilson.
D. B. Russell was quite sick the
first of the week and unable to attend
to the duties of his Office as register
of deeds. T. Fl. Evans took his place.
Bake Sale.-Pies, cake, bread, cook
les, baked beans, and also aprons and
fancy articles for sale on Saturday,
April 9, in the front part of Misner' 8
grocery store.
AT the convention in Wichita this
week it was determined to hold a
nominating convention in Topeka
August Eth, when d state ticket will be
placed in the field.
MIR. John Popp has favored the
botany class in the High school with a
great many flowers. for their plant
analysis. The boys and girls appre-
ciate this very much.
1t will soon be time to clean house.
Come to us for your wants-new car
pets, wall paper, carpet paper, picture
and one other things.-Cole & Will
son.
I. M. Hatfield and family have
moved to the country and the house
which they have been occupying has
been rented by Mr.. ChadbOurne. Mrs
f A. DeMoss has taken possession O
her house, which was vacated by MIR
ChadbOurne.
We wish to call the attention of oul
readers to the statement of the Nation
al Bank OF K nsley, published in this
issue of thu Graphic. This bank
makes remarkably strong state.
ment considering the short time it has
be, n doing business in this city.
Word was received last week thai
Miss Nell Alexander, of this city. who
| is working in the Office of the Hutch
| insOn News, had fallen while skating
on roller skates at the rink in Hutch
inson, and broken her right fore arm.
| She will probably come home in few
days and remain until she recover:
| from the accident.
The Orpheus concert company will
be at the opera house again tonight
under the auspices of the Knights u
Pythias. This company was here blu,
short time ago aud we take pleasure
in recommending Them to our readers
They are the best artists in their sew
eral lines it has been our pleasure t(
hear in many years.
Clark Bros. have bought out the
grocery business of Misner & Misner
and have already taken possession
The Kinsley Book Store and the Lit
tie Ticket Store will remain in theil
present location and the grocery bus
mess will be conducted as a separate
| enterprise. L r. aud w. B. CLARK
have been joinel by their brother, 81
E. Clark, in this latest venture.
Robert Trotter's house on his farm
in Brown township was destroyed b.