The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-10

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Fred Lewis and wife returned from
St. Louis the first of the week.
by T. 81. Evans, bonded abstracter.
Hermon Richardson made a bust.
ness trip to points east last Tuesday.
Car of Wisconsin White Pine Lum.
Der just received by r. d. Heath &
Sons. eli
L E. Holman and wife expect to
leave for Chelsea, /. T., next Tues.
day.
Harvest is coming. Get your shirts
everalls, gloves and underwear at w.
c. Keener's. If
Larned had to call on the boys
from the country for band music for
Memorial day.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, "Our Banner" For sale by
Fravel & Lewis.
Ed Kurth, wife and two boys and
August Strowitz returned from st.
Louis last Saturday.
Mrs. Wolcott, who formerly taught
school in this city, was here Monday,
the guest of Mrs. DeTar.
Mrs. Bonny went to Topeka Wed.
nesday to take medical treatment. She
was accompanied by niece of Mrs.
Keyser's.
Gender & Meyers plumber is wiping
up the lead joints in DR.. Pearson
plumbing this week and putting things
in shape generally.
Paul Memo is still improving his
business property. He has just put a
cement walk before the place and is
putting on a new roof.
D. L. Heath, S. G. Leonard, P. II.
Moletor and Fl. J. Draut went to Lar
ned Wednesday morning to take part
in the gun club tournament
Keep peace in the family. Get the
madam that piano, that organ, that
sewing machine, that piece of furni.
ture. For sale at Cole & Wilson's.
Archie DeMoss, of Albion, Neb.,
arrived in this city Memorial day or
a visit to his mother, Mrs. E. A. De-
Moss. He started on his return TRIP
Wednesday morning.
1t will soon be time 10 clean house
Come to us for your whnts-new car
pets, wall paper, carpet paper, picture
frames, a new rocker or hundred
and one other things. -Cole & Will
son.
The damage from hail has been un.
usually great in this county this year
the heaviest loss occurring through
the south tier of townships and cleal
across the county. These losses have
made the business of insuring crop.
unusually lively.
Mr.. Mills, who lives west of town
came in Saturday evening and report
ed Coon creek on the boom. Sure
enough when the people of the cit.
arose Sunday morning they found j
running bank full. No particular
damage was done.
A letter received Sunday from Mr.
Mack Lewis states that he will prob
ably lay up his yacht this week. from
which we infer that he will probabl.
drift north soon. he will likely sta,
in St. Louis for some time and the
come to Kansas. No time set.
WANTED-A few reliable young la
dies and gentlemen to represent
company of S25O.O00 capital. Coo
salaries to hustlers. a chance 70
high school students to make som
money during vacation. Write m
for full Internationally S. Mon
tague, Lock Box 800, Kinsley. kans
Attorney Madison and a client wer
in Kinsley last Saturday taking depo
sitions in case against G. L. Painte
involving the question of a guarante
! on a jack sold by Mr.. Painter. Mr.
Madison's client must feel very ba'
over the affair, or else he think
Painter an easy mark, for he sued 70
So, 500.
Mrs. Lester B. Noble entertaine
the Delicatessen Club Delightfully."-
Monday afternoon. Besides the mem
bers of the club there was a numbe
of visiting women and the Afternoon
was an especially pleasant one. Niue