The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-03

A new cement walk is being laid in
front of the Kinsley bank.
For hail insurance on growing
crops see w. q. Israel, Lewis, Kans.
Mrs. Abraham Jones returned from
Burdette the latter part of last week.
Miss Nellie Fisher went over to
Lewis Memorial day to visit her rela-
tives.
Try the celebrated MCPHERSON -four
"Our Banner" For sale by Fravel
& Lewis.
Misses Florence Erwin and Bessie
Colver returned from Bethany college
last evening.
On Monday, June 6, w. II. Israel
will receive hogs at Lewis and pay
the highest market price.
Harry Schnatterly came up from
Hutchinson last Saturday night aid
spent Memorial day here.
Mother and babes made happy by
getting a sleeping coach or folding
go-cart of Cole q Wilson
Frank Whittier and wife, of Ford
county, took the train at this station
for Chicago the first of this week.
If you want fresh candies, fruits, to-
baccos or groceries,, remember that
they are to be had at Keener's. If
The ladies of the aid" society net
ted IA neat sum Memorial day by serv-
ing ice cream in the sample room on
Marsh avenue.
I Local agents wanted to solicit hail
insurance by I. " Donnell, Kinsley.
Call on Z. V. Donnell for information
about life insurance. If
H. T. Griffee has closed up the City
Meat Market which he recently bought
of G. s. Ryan and is offering the fix
lures and stock for sale.
Special communication to Macca-
bees on Wednesday, June 8. Every
member is requested to be present
By Order of Commander.
John Fox and wife left for Colorado
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Fox will
return in !. few days. leaving his wife
at Boulder for medical treatment.
| 10 Iyi1
garden get a can of our Mistletoe
Peas, Beans and Monarch Spinach.
just as good as fresh M arsh Il Bid
we'll.
L. +. Holman and wife are expected
to return to this city next Monday
evening. They will likely remain but
a short time and then return to the
southeastern part of the state.
Chicago aud return. SO. 60-Sauta
Fe. Via St.. Louis with 10 days stop
off at the Worlds Fair, either direc-
ton. S3l 10. On sale June l to Sep
TENDER 30; return limit October 81.
Jolly's ''Jolly Side of Life to-
night at s O'Clock. F. p. Jolly. the
we'll known humorist, impersonator,
entertainer. orator and scholar will
appear in Kinsley at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
There was another hard rain in this
vicinity yesterday accompanied by a
heavy wind. The old round house
went down in the blow. For many
years this old shack has been nothing
but Il shelter for sramps.
The two George boys and one ot
Meno's walters got into fight on the
street Saturday and were arrested by
Officer Norris aud escorted into the
presence of Judge Snow. They each
paid dollar and costs to the city.
Col. Beezley went>to Topeka Sun
day night intending to be n spectator
of the semi-cente nnial exercises in
that city. Owing to the demoralizeG
condition of the railway service he
failed to arrive until after the show
was over.
Mrs. Phil Young and children cam:
down from Dodge City last week ant
remained until the first of this weel
when Mr.. Young Joined them Th'
: children were left here in charge o
their grandparents while Mr.. and Mrs
= Young take in the Worlds Fair.
Doca. Pro dIav and William Cos.
were fined five dollars and costs il
: the police court Tuesday morning fo
5 being drunk and dIsorderly. The.
: euarreIed with white man who ha
l been working for Mr.. Wallis. Tn
r latter hiked out and escaped arrest
y. C. Dyer and family and Miss 10
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