The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-06-05

leUndI0 JeMelly Company,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
Best Rubber Paint, ST. p per gallon
Heath & Sons.
The Little Ticket" store is briss-
ling with bargains.
Ladies' umbrellas, silk cloth, latest
novelties.-A. aottewitz.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
| hand. % TT
Senator Smith delivered a memo
'ial Day address in Dodge City Sat-
urday.
A. c. Dyer has charge of T. V.
! DonnelPs business during the absence
of the latter. If
J, H. Beggs of Cleburn, Texas, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. J. Brad
dell, near Lewis.
The largest line of fly nets in the
city, at Draut's. A good leather fly
net at $3.50 pair.
We have Garden Tools to sell.
You'll need them soon. Remember
the place.-A. Hottewitz.
Call on w. H. Israel DIT the Farm
ers' Elevator in Lewis and insure
| your crops against loss by hail.
Dress goods and silks, white and
| new Id TO
Patterns at a. Hottewitz's.
Francis T. Simmons Ladies' Kid
Gloves sold only by Marsh & Bidwell
THE best Kid Glove on earth.
All kinds of wagon and and car
riage repairing done; also wagon and
CARR age woods for sale at 7. A.
Harper.
| II. j. Norris has received the work
OF caring for the engine laying over
night at this point on account of the
f,new train schedule.
| Let me make your harness to order.
| You can have it made to suit you,
aud it will cost no more than if you
bought it ALI ready made.-H. J.
DRAUT.
Mrs. E. r. Sellers entertained the
card club Monday evening. NOtwith-
standing the inclement weather quite
a large party attended and all re-
| port a pleasanj time.
STRAYED. From miles south and
6 miles east of Macksville, one sorrel
mare with blazed face, five years old,
turtle brand on left shoulder.-E.
|
Soon here-the time to make gar
den. We carry everything necessary,
| from Hoes, RakeS and Spades to the
Garden Seeds. Get them all at one
place. You can do better at A. Hottie
Wits.
Mr.. Moore. who has been here for
some time as foreman for the Snyder
Planning Mill Co., will GO to Hutchin
son next month and take charge of
material for the company. This is
one of the most important positions
in the business.
H. r. Richardson has rented DR..
| Pearson's new house for a year. That
story of the young couple who were.
expected to marry when this house
was completed was just one of the
DOCTORS Jokes invented for the benefit
of the young couples around town
who are contemplating matrimony.
.Ir. and Mrs. F. D. Smith enter
tanned twenty-four friends at a pre-
gressive dinner party Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hine of Grand Rapids, Mich. After
An elegant seven course dinner a
pleasant social evening was spent
The architectural changes in the
Smith house add greatly TO its con-
fort and beauty.
Mrs Frank Williams of Logan
died last Sunday and was buried
Tuesday. She left little child which
she gave to her mother before her
death. This was done to prevent the
child from falling into the hands OF
west. He left his family here some
time since. Mrs Williams was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nystrom If
this county.
John Gleason has a blazed face
sorrel colt that will receive more pO-
lite attention than any other horse in
the county whenever he comes to town
after this. John brought him in We'd
nesday and put him in Hanna s. Mar
tins barn, remarking that the colt
was rather tOuchy. Later in the day,
Charlie Harms, who works at the
barn, had occasion to go into the
stall. Remembering what John had
said he approached the colt politely
and said whoa" as he stepped in, but
the colt was Irish and did not under |
stand United States, SO he proceeded
to knock Charlie down with the full |
intention of kicking his head OF. Mr..
Martin rushed to the rescue and |
dragged the victim to safety but not
before he had been marked up as
though he had been in railroad
wreck. Fortunately no bones were