The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-01-08
] COUNTY NEWS.
Before Items.

0etpfe tIekHS.
L. E. Wait made business trip to
Hutchinson Tuesday.
j. w. Pharo's brother arrived last
week for an extended visit.
Miley Hawkins brother came from
Missouri last week on a visit.
Dan and Mary Ingraham took
trip to Macksyille Tuesday evening.
Parker George of Kinsley is intown
this week working up life insurance.
The Misses Mayhem returned to
college Monday after short visit at
home.
Abner Hager started for Illinois
Saturday on visit among friends
and relatives.
Miss Gertrude Wilmington went to
Hudson Monday for short visit
among relatives.
Dave Burns returned Saturday
from ST. Louis after short visit
with friends there.
Will Street and family returned to
Staffor Monday after week visit
with G. p. loops and wife.
The infant daughter of Charles
Berry is very sick. DIR. O'Flyng was
called in attendance Tuesday.
III. G. Wertz returned Friday from
Topeka, where he had been attending
the State Teachers convention.
Mrs. John Lunz is quite sick this
week. DR.. O'Flyng was called in at
tendance, also DIR. DeTar from Kins-
ley.
Belpre seems quite deserted now,
as nearly everyone has gone to Kins-
ley to attend the Hawkins-Enloe
trial.
Floyd and Everett Cudney returned
to the Agricultural College at Man
haitian Monday after the holiday va
cations.
Harold Mitchell and Gus Johnson
returned to Salina Monday to resume
their studies after the mid winter va
cations.
Clay McKibben returned Saturday
to Friends University at Wichita
after spending the holidays with his
parents here.
Miss Alma Peterson returned to
Lindsborg Monday to resume her
studies after short vacation spent
with her parents.
Mrs. Monroe Hawley and daughter
Minnie went to ST. John last Wednes-
day to spend New Years with Mr..
and Mrs. Presley Hawley.
Montgomery brothers are erecting
a new building next to ]. w. Pharo's
store. Part of it will be used for a
restaurant and part for barber
shop.
Misses Katie Liebl and Gertrude
Kliesen, and Messrs. Joe Belling-
hansen and Lfebl, from Ellinwood,
were visiting at Henry Kliesen's the
past week.
Dan Lance went to Kinsley on bust
ness Saturday and came back with a
happy smile for everyone. He had
proved up on his 160 acres of land
while there
Will Parker is going around with
full-grown smile on his face. The
reason of it was the arrival of a girl
at his home Jan. 2. Mother and
child are getting along finely.
Miss Laura and Emma Anderson,
in company with their brother, return
ed Saturday from La Junta, Col,
where they had been visiting Mrs.
Will Cramp during holidays.
Belpre is to have 800 feet of new
sidewalks. from Donavan's hardware
store to the railroad right of-way, to
be put down this week. The next will
be from Donavan's west to Brumfeld' s
store.
Some people still persist in
knocking against Belpre. Why can
not they. see that it is of no use what
ever, and is only a drawback to our
town. If there is any business house
in Belpre that is not conducted as it
should be it is up to the citizens OF
Belpre to remedy that. There has
been more or less annoyance out OF
the ordinary during the past ten days,
and we would call the citizens atten-
tion to the fact. We have enough
confidence in them to believe that they
can restore things as they should be
without the help of outsiders.
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