The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-03-18
COUNTY NEWS.
Belpre Items.

merly a merchant of this place, but is
| now in business in Great Bend. Mr..
Henne's grandfather came with them.
Noah Wagner is building an addi-
tion- to his house in the east part of
town.
Mel Ingraham- is moving to his
farm near Fellsburg. Mr.. Bulge has
rented Mr.. Ingraham's house and will
move in at once. George Weese will
live where Mr.. Bulge is now living.
Mrs. Manford' Curry and John
Flood returned Saturday from Gar
field, where they had been visiting.
E. E. Miller has just completed a
| fine new porch on the west side of his
residence.
Mrs. John Lunz returned Friday
night from Hutchinson, where she has
been at Stewards hospital. Mrs.
Lunz is now in better health than she
| has been for some months past.
Mrs. Pixley is quite sick this week.
Mart Cudney and L. E. Wait made
business trip to Larned Tuesday.
Mrs. Noah Wagner and Charles
Riley are both going around with the
swelled head this week. The cause is
a simple one-the mumps.
E. D. Donavan went to Hutchinson
on business Wednesday. .llit
| w: Colvin is dangerously sick at
his home south of Belpre. His son in
| ~ nj do toll ,ho6
Henry Klisen's mother and brother
came own from Ellinwood on a visit
last week.
Henry Gillet is building an addition
house in the south part of Belpre.
Mrs. Dan Lance is quite sick this
week. DR.. O'Flyng is in attendance
Howard Marsh is moving to Mr..
Hawkins ranch southeast of Belpre
Mr.. George Kephart, who was living
there, has gone to his fathers.
Charlie Wright had we'll put down
at his farm this week. He is now
hauling lumber for barn and will
build house n the near future.
J. r. johnson and Will Bulge are
putting down II we'll and erecting a new
windmill for Mr.. Johns, southeast OF
Belpre. ','i
Ed. Donavan has purchased the
building erected by Mr.. Keller and il
fitting it up for a tirst-class meat mar.
: ke,. Mr.. DOnavan was engaged in
| hn, f<,.. orlx oi
! Wichita, and Belpre is certainly cor.
: graduating herself that Mr.. Donavar
: is going into that business here.
IL Mr.. Watts, who was living on tn,
$ Laird ranch north of Belpre, ha.
taken his wife and family for visi
: with relatives in Missouri. Mr.
Watts will GO to ST. Louis so the fair
The Misses Curry and Hardy viii
have their spring millinery openin:
Saturday, March 10. Ladies, be sur
to call there before you buy your new
Easter bonnets.
Every business house 10 Belpre nov
has telephone, aud many more resi-
dences will have them as soon as NOR,
boxes can be procured. This is Ger
tainly a great convenience to the sur
I rounding country. and as soon as th'
/ switchboard comes everything will b.
. in perfect running order.
DIR. O'Flyng reports on eleven
pound boy at Eugene Miller's Wed
! nesdap. Mother and child are boil
! doing we'll.
I A. Wait & Son received two cars %
! humber this week and are expecting
ten cars more at once. Somethin.
|: must be doing in the building ljue b,
the way the lumber yards are gettin.
stock in.
Crescent Paint is guaranteed. Yo,
Z can get it at the Harrison drug store
Il William McConahie is giving To,
!. front of his restaurants u new coat q
paint, which adds greatly to the ap
pearance Ut his place.
p MIR. SidebOttom and family movet
Wednesday from Rozel to Laird,
ranch where Mr.. Watts was living.
Z. E: Hardy 10 building new lum
Der yard and has already received
several cars of lumber. When finished
Mr.. Hardy will have lumber yart
THAT would do credit to q larger towi
than Belpre and 10 certainly will b,
more conveniens to the farmers o
this vicinity in having two lumber
yards from which to get building
material.
The Peak sisters' ENTERTAINMENT q q
q decided failure in ftinan
tcixl way ay-Macksville Argus. Th,
lcorrespoDdent far the Argus evidenti,
stayed at home, orwent with the -x
pectation OF seeing some $3.50 Shake