The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-10
JEWELERS. AND OPTICIANS.

Gordon McCanse is here from Col.
orado for the harvest.
If you want first-class ice cream
call at w. G. Keener's. If
Howard and Henry Wolcott. of
Garfield, spent the Fourth in Kinsley.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. If
A. C. Dyer has charge of T. V.
Donnell's business during the absence
of the latter. If,
W.. N. Beezley went to Great Bend
and Ellinwood Tuesday in search of
harvest hands.
The largest line of fly nets in the
city, at Draut's. A good leather fly
net at $3.50 pair.
Mack Lewis went to Hutchinson
last Saturday. He bought an Olds
mobile and brought it up Wednesday.
All kinds, of wagon and and car
riage repairing done; also wagon and
carriage woods for. sale at 7. A.
Harper,
Mrs. Claud Frost started for Har-
per county Saturday to visit rela-
tives for time while her husband is
on the road.
| DR.. Pearson can be found at his
Office, one door east of Hottewitz'
store, or at his residence, one block
east of the NJ. E. church. If
J.sH. Thomas came into the city
with c.. Il. Hatch the first of the week
to make arrangements to go to the
State Soldiers Home at Dodge City.
Mr.. Norman's youngest child fell
off the porch the first of the week and
broke an arm. DR.. Pearson was
called and reports. the little one get
ting along nicely. .
It looked like = cyclone had passed
through NJ: Schna tterly's Mercantile
House Saturday and Monday, but it
Was only the customers who did it
buying harvest bills. -
The commissioners were in session
| Monday of this week. Owing to the
fact that harvest was crowding they
did not take up anything but bills
and SO completed their work in one
day..
The firm OF Misner & Misner makes
it's bow to the public this week and
asks for = share Of the grocery trade
Of this city. Walter. Misner has
bought the interest o: G. G. Myers
and Joined hands with, his father in
the grocery business.
The city of Larned, through one of
it's citizens, served notice ON us the
first of the week that-it is desired We
take care OF our own DRINKS. A man
is in Jail in that place suffering with
deliriurn tremens which he says he
accumulated in this city.
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painless dentist, will be
O1uUO in. 7Kinsley on Saturday
and Sunday, July. Is and 10. Re-
member the doctor. guarantees every
piece of work. He is the only first
class dentist visiting our city.
Charles Herrma nm and Miss Eliza
beth ShadHell were united in mar
riage at the residence of Rev. Strong
Tuesday morniDg: They took the
morning train to Wichita where they
will spend few days before taking
up the serious duties of life in this
community.
John Wesley. day was observed in
1.-The Methodist church in this place
last Sunday. Rev. Mccartney
sermons, both morning and evening.
I we're based upon the life and works
of the great founder of Methodism.
The church was decorated in honor
of the occasion, and: also in remem-
brance of Independence day. with
flags aud bunting, and extracts from
John Wesley's Hymns adorned the
walls. John Wesley was born June
2s, 1903.
After reading one of the late maya
zines the editor of the Atchison Globe
exclaims, ''Whither are we drifting
} Some time ago wise fellow dis
} covered that it was unhealthy for two
people to occupy the same bed: later
another found out that it was unsafe
to ride on a car with other people, OF
to attend church where other people
attended; later an association OF
physicians decided; that to kiss was to