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

Baby buggy for sale, almost new.
Inquire of G.. s. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Smith went to
Pearl, Okla Tuesday evening.
Horses wanted to pasture Plenty
of good water.-J.J Cocker. 4-l5-pd.
Oe of John Kirsch's daughters
arrived from Iowa Tuesday evening.
Raspberry Plants. The Kansas, best
black cap. 81 per hundred.-D. A.
Lester. . 4-22
Barred Plymouth Chickens and eggs
for sale at my place in Belpre, Kans.
e. DEvINE.
Buy your coal at Heath's. We
screen our coal before Selling.-R. D.
Heath & Sons.
Street Hats for ladies and children
on display after March 10Th at Minnie
Heggy Clark's.
Mrs. 81. A Atkins, of Roger, Sulli-
van county, Mo is here visiting her
son. J. G.. Atkins.
just received car load of furni-
ture. Highest in quality; lowest in
price.-Cofe & Wilson.
Owing to the rush of business Miss
Winnie Blanchard was assisting in
Marsh & BidMell's store last Satur-
day.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Busch were grieved to learn
of the death Of one of their little twin
girls Friday evening.
Keep peace in the family. Get the
madam that piano. that organ. that
sewing machine, that piece of sfurni-
ture. For sale at Cole & Wilson's.
Judge cleric Cole and Judge Banta,
| of Great Bend, Charley Williams, of
Hutchinson, Polk Cline, of Larned,
and Samuel YagYy. of Lewis, were
| attending court here this week.
Preaching next Sunday, April 10,
at the Christian charch in Kinsley at
IL a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. Nor ming sub
| jec,, "Sin Laid on Jesus !" Evening
subject, Conversion of Wicked
Church Man. - Rev. D. L. Dunkle-
berger.
| Thee was disastrous fire at J. L.
| Parker 5 last week. Mrs. Parker had
| so young chicks in IL brooder. She
left them at night all in good shape
but when she visited them in the MORN
ing she found that the lamp had ex
ploded, destroyed tue brOoder and
n cremated lie entire flock of chickens.
Raymond Grove, of Missouri, was
here last week and bought the Shaffer
section in Jackson township, through
!; T. 81. Evans & Co D., for $1,000. Mr..
Shaffer retains possession until
a ter he harve is his crop. Mr.. Grove
do, not intend to move to this coun-
t.y but will put II tenant o the farm,
having bought it for an investment.
DIR. Blackwood. the
1Z Eye-Sight Specialist
@N and Optician, will be
&SSg at the Hinkel Hotel in
Kinsley Wednesday,
April ID, and at Garfield Thursday,
/ April IA, prepared to diagnose, detect
/ and measure all errors of refracti on.
corr,cs them with lenses specially
ground for each eye. and to put In a
frame fit I'd TO The nose and face he
guarante - all work and sollc1tS the
most q ifficult cases. Consultation free.
The Pratt Republican gives this
pointer On how to visit the fair econ
omically: ''If your uncle has an aunt
who has n nephew whose wife has q
cousin that l. married to an old friend
of your wife's sister. whose grand
father used to live in lhe same town
with an old schOOlmate OF yours,
whose son in law is nov in St. Louis,
you should at once renew the cquain-
tance with u view Of procuring good
Accommodations in the way OF meals
and lody ng while attending the
Worlds Fair"
On Sunday morning a large con-
gregatiOn gathered at the Methodist
Episcopal church to listen to the
Easter program rendered by the Sun
day school. The exercises consisted
of songs from the Easter service, "He
Is Risen,n and rec.txtions and class
exercises. The program was well rem
rered notwithstanding the many dis.
appointments through sickness, and
great credit is due those who were In
charge and pcrsevered TO the end.
While many deserved special notice,
vet we cannot refrain from mention
ing Miss Rose Vedder's solo. Easter
Praises" At the close an offering
Was taken for MISSIONS. The church
was appropriately decorated with
flowers, cross and motto.