The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-01-01
Lewis Items.
Corn husking Is about over.

Lewis Items.
Corn husking Is about over.
DIR. Hestis has three-m mute road
horse.
Insure your farm buildings with
w. Fl. Israel.
Tom Spence went out to La Junta
last Saturday night.
| For new or repair harness work
call on Henry Yuncker.
Alexander Dugger's little girl died
Monday of spinal trouble.
Miss Gertie Lesley gave party to
her friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Wills, of Yates Center, svisit-
ing his daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Stewart.
Clarence Snyder, ALVIN Nelson and
others attended the Christmas tree at
| Garfield Friday evening.
If you want any new or repair har-
ness work, call on Henry Yuncker
at Lewis. Shop open every day.
Ernest Smith and daughter and Mr..
,, and Mrs. S. d. Misner took dinner at
F. P. Smiths on Christmas day.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing. All are requested to attend.
VIM. Lehman of Hutchinson, an
uncle of Charlie Sturdevant, is here
with his family visiting relatives.
The Lewis basket ball team played
match game on Christmas. They
will play Belpre on New Years day
A brother-in-law of Mr.. Israels
arrived from Manhattan last week
and is visiting here for the holidays.
j. B. Vosburg was elected superin-
tendent of the Sunday school and
Mrs. F. P. Smith assistant, last Sun
day.
A large attendance was reported at
the Christian church dinner ond sup.
per. About SO was taken In. Every
one looked as IL he had plenty TO eat
Miss Allen, of Emporia, expected to
organize vocal music class here this
winter, but the last report said she
was afraid she could not get as large
a number of scholars as she wished
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Mccormick gave
party to the young folks Tuesday
evening: A large number was press
ent and report a good time, Those
who went on the hay wagon caused
the people along the road to think of
the merry Christmas time.
Fl. g. Wertz, principal of the Bel
pre- schools, spent Christmas and a
few days thereafter visiting friends in
and around Lewis. He started Mon
day for Topeka to attend the Kansas
State Teachers Association.
The lecture given by Rev. Vaughn
on "Ben Hur'' at Brewers hall
Monday evening was good and ap-
preciated by a large audiences also
the solos by Mrs. Vaughn and Miss
Allen were we'll rendered.
G.. d. Misner, of Kinsley, was on
the streets Of Lewis Tuesday. Mr..
Misner had not been In Lewis for
over year aud said il he had been
dropped into town unknowingly he
would not have realized it was Lewis.
The Christmas dinper given in
Brewers hall was a decided success
and was enjoyed by all. Family din
ners prevented some from being pres
ent at noon, but they were all there
for supper. Music by the Lewis band
and graphaphone was very enter
tanning. The band has always been
very willing to play whenever called
upon, so don't forget to attend the
yankee Doodle Kitchen"
! William Lehman and family came
up from Hutchinson Christmas eve to
spend Christmas and visit with rela-
tives ia and around Lewis. Mrs.
Lehman is sister of Mrs. Frank
Sturdevant and Mrs. Jared Maliu
and had not been here for number
of years. Mr.. Lehman says that he
would hardly have known Lewis to be
the same place as the Lewis of sever
al years ago.
On Christmas day the relatives and
old friends of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Pierce, of Brown township, met with
them to celebrate Christmas and have
their annual reunion. The day was
bright and clear, and nearly all who
were invited were able to attend, SO
many that when the sumptuous din.
ner, for which Mrs. Pierce is always
noted, was finished the.count showed