The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-29
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.

r. G. Stevens is confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on 7. 81. Evans & Co.
W. H. Ehlers and family spent last
Sunday in Larned with relatives.
ST. Louis aud return, $40. 90-Santa
Fe--good for Is days: s22.1O for 60
DAYS.
Miss Lucinda Corner was visiting
the family of ]. R. Bacon the first of
this week.
will be in Kinsley the last week in
August to tune pianos.-PRoF. o.
Reed. If
Charlie Smith has moved into his
new house south of the South Side
schoolhouse.
Threshing time is here. Get your
shirts, overalls, gloves and underwear
at w. C. Keener's. If
Miss Ethel Avery returned to Kins-
| ley Thursday of last week after an ex-
tended absence and will visit with her
sister for some time.
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
George Vedder, having built him a
handsome residence on his farm, is
now following it with large and
commodious barn for his live stock.
Miss Edna, daughter of Cyrus Rob-
erts of this city, announces her can
didacy for the republican nomination
for superintendent of schools, this
week.
The telephone company is pushing
line down into the southwest coun-
try and will soon have that part of
the county connected up with the
county seat.
Mrs. S. S. McGill and daughter
came down from Dodge City Wednes-
day for few days visit with F. D.
West and other relatives, guests of
Mr.. West, from the east.
DR.. WEIGH, of Hutchinson, was in
this city last Friday evening with DR..
DeTar and took one of the latter's
patients back to his hospital with him
when he went home the next day.
Mrs. Eliza beth Crawford and Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith and daughter, mother
and sister of Jonathan Crawford, who
had been visiting here, started for
their home in indianapolis, Indiana,
Monday evening.
A few young ladies between the ages
of % and 26 will be received at the
Welsh hospital and training school
for nurses to take the training for
nurses. Address, Welsh Hospital.
Hutchinson, Kans. $40
Lee Hardy started from Lewis Sun
day morning in his automobile to
visit the wreck west of Kinsley. When
last seen he was trying to dig his ma
chine out of mud hole in Jim
Fletcher's sorghum field.
LosT:-A black hand bag, with
brass chain attached, containing key,
; handkerchief, and small purse with
sum of money in it. Finder leave a!
Edwards, Noble & Co. or E. D.
Baugher's blacksmith shop.
A. J. Wilkerson came into towr
last Saturday and put his horse in g
livery barn. When he wanted to &C
home he found that he was out bug
gy, as man had smashed a wheel OF
his and skipped out without telling
who he was or paying for the damage
DR.. Blackwood, the
~ eyesight specialist ani
- optician, viii be at the
Hinkel hotel in Kins
lev on Monday, August 1. Remem
Der. ne makes tnIS 1crrltorS rSS uiarIs
guarantees all work and solicits tn,
most difficult cases.
W. 81. Ehlers: father was here for {
few days visit last week. He ha(
not been here for eight years and ex
pressed himself as very much pleased
with the Improvement in our city dur
ing that time. Mr.. Ehlers is a lant
agent for the Missouri Pacific rail
road and was on his way west to lool
up some lands where the road expect
81 to establish colony of Germans,