The Kinsley Graphic from Kinsley, Kansas • Page 8

THE KINSLEY GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1909. 0d -s O-is Uj 5 A New Stock of Furniture 1 1 It- -rss 4 t--. I t-i lt.4.!f iIe I I U. iM frl r- UUUUUUtFl 1 IP' 'ft Largest Stock: o1f IPSaunios lira Western Katmssis The Famous ri ISC moena. I COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE Lewis.

Messrs. Bates and Levisey left Saturday night for Seattle. A number from Lewis attended the Woodmen picnic in Crabtree's grove Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Bridwell and little son, Floyd, left Saturday for their home in Oklahoma. Mrs. J.

T. Christison and brother, J. B. Denney, left Wednesday for western Kansas to visit a few weeks with their brother and. family.

The party given by the Y. F. F. girls on E. S.

Craft's lawn last Wednesday night was well attended and a jolly time was reported by all. A number of Miss Myrtle Jarvis's friends gave her a linen-shower Monday night. Many useful presents were given. The evening was spent in music by the hostess and her sisters and three readings by Miss Grace Ostrander. At 9:30 a light luncheon was served in the dining-room.

All present reported a pleasant time. f-0 t0 arr Pnamio The horse lift on this drill puts it in a class by itself. There are no others like it. Once tried, always used. With or without press wheels, 6- or 8-inch space.

Seat in place of footboard, if desired. Made with 12, 16, 18, 20, or 22 shoes or disks. Tlie drill for service. Received the Highest Awards at the St. Louis and the Chicago World's Expositions.

The largest musical conservatories in the United States are using the STARR make of Pianos. Write for catalogue to-day. If you need a plow, let me show you the XRay or Morrison They are first class a 4- I Prices from $25 Cash, $6 per month to $950 FREE TRIAL IN YOUR HOME Columbus, Cooper, and Betten- dorf Wagons Disk Harrows, Drag Harrows, Buggies, Harness, Pumps, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, and Implements of Every Kind ri ti CP CI tt ra tit Cl CJ ci c-i Lr0 4 W. H. Israel, Lewis, Kansas GOLD-MOULDED RECORDS 20c DOUBLE-DISC 65c Fit any standard machine J.

0. Harney, Kinsley C. 0. Aiton, Lewis All Qs. In 4" 4 r0 4i 4m 4 Hi Hi li Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Do Heath.

Sons Offerle. J. A. Baxter went to Syracuse Tuesday. Mr.

Wolf went to Lakin last Thursday. O. B. Overholser was in Garden City Monday. Jesse Frakes left for Evansville, Wednesday.

P. B. Meyers is "visiting his parents in Paton, Mo. D. M.

Kimes and wife visited their sons here Sunday. E. T. Reece and A. Heiland went to Garden City Monday.

Miss Anna Dawley spent Sunday here with her mother. Miss Anna Basgall went to LaCrosse to visit relatives Friday. Mrs. H. O.

Way and children, of Jet-more, are visiting Mrs A. M. Way. Clinton Sams, of, Great Bend, spent Sunday with his cousins, B. I.

Sams and Mrs. W. F. Snyder. Geo.

Rockenbach, who was visiting Abner and Oscar Offerle, left for Colorado Thursday evening. Miss Bertha Miller arrived Sunday and has charge of the school, which opened Monday morning. Norman Johnson, who was visiting his uncle, A. L. Tipton, returned to his home in Lakin Wednesday.

Miss Katie Dome left for Olathe Sunday evening. She will enter the school for the deaf and dumb. Miss Frances Dawley went to Dodge City Friday, going from there to Ford to her school, which opened Monday. Judge Wm. Ehlers, of Sweet Springs, and Gus Ehlers, of Albert, visited M.

F. Ehlers and wife Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O.

Offerle and daughter, Blanche, left Thursday for a visit with relatives in Kansas City, Abilene, and Wichita. Mrs. Geitgey and daughter, Millie, went to Dodge City Thursday noon. The family will make their home there, where Millie will attend school. Mrs.

E. P. Mattingly and daughter, Miss Helen, of Colorado Springs, who have been visiting in Pennsylvania, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Nor- There is not a Talking Machine in existence that has even one point to equal the Oolumlbia. Is the Place to Buy Your MBER G. 0. Aiton ewis, Kans 4h 4 4n In In in 4n 4n 4n Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Fourteen Years Tuning, Repairing, and Selling Has Given Us the Ability to Select This Line, Which Will Undergo the Tests of the Most Critical And Building Material Kinsley, Kansas Hi Hi 'Hz 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 m00 00m00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 day, as it meant much hard work for them.

Mr. and Mrs. George Fell, Emley Roenbaugh, and Mrs. Jacoby returned from Seattle last Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Roenbaugh and Mr. and Mrs.

V. F. Doughty returned Saturday. They report a pleasant time. Miss Margaret Holcomb is planning to go to Stafford to attend school; Miss Carrie Crabtree is in Lewis attending school; Earl Terry will start for Campbell College at Holton soon; and Ada and Walter Mathes will attend high school in Kinsley this year.

vell. Mrs. W. H. Ehlers, of Kinsley, visited Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. Ehlers Saturday. Miss Margaret, who spent the week here, returned home with her GREAT WESTERN AUTOMOBILES Are good enough for the most fastidious and cheap enough to satisfy all demands.

They are simple in construction, made of the best material, and finely finished. I have the western agency for these machines and will be glad to demonstrate their good qualities to any one who is interested in a machine of this description. J. H. KIMES, OFFERLE, KAS.

South Brown. The Parkhurst sisters have gone to Emporia to re-enter college. Mr. Shrigley moved his family to Stafford the first of the week. Some farmers, despairing of being able to plow, have gone to disking.

SS mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Kimes and children and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Overholser and Chester, returned Saturday evening from an automobile trip through Colorado. Mr. Elliott has bought a barber shop in Kinsley, and he and the family moved there Thursday.

Leo Whallan, of Spearville, bought and has charge of the shop formerly owned by Mr. Elliott. Fellsburg. Harry Fell and family started for Seattle Tuesday. Mrs.

W. I Cunningham is in Wichita for medical treatment. Henry Crabtree made a trip to Kinsley last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Butler, who has been quite sick, The Name Tells the Story-the Superior Grain Drill This drill has a uid-tetl frame no twisting or sagging solid-steel wheels, disc wheel and sliding pinion for changing feed, double-run forced feed.

Don't get canght on an inferior make. Headquarters for buggies, implements, shelf and heavy hardware. S. D. Misner, Lewis, Kansas Place So.

4 JrC. Gibson and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Kuykendall at Wendell last Friday. Mrs.

J. C. Gibson went to Kansas City Tuesday to visit with her children for a' few weeks. There was another rain, about an inch, Tuesday night. This is more than has fallen at one tune since the first of July.

There was about a half -inch of rainfall Monday night, but not enough to put the ground in condition for preparing for wheat. Stella Scott and Maude McLean went to Winfield Sunday to take up their studies in the college at that place for the coming year. The miscreants who put whisky-bottles in the mail-boxes on route No. 1 are known, and had better apologize for the act and save themselves trouble. SPECIAL BARGAINS much better at this time.

The Fellsburg school will open next Monday, with Miss Etta Holcomb in charge. THOMAS DARCEY 1 Frank Butler, who is at Excelsior Springs, reports that his health is Lewis Market J. D. McCormlcIc, Prop. I sell the beat steak at 10 to 12i cents per pound.

Ail other beef cuti at 4 to 8 cents per pound. Homemade lard. improving. A. Gatterman has the largest wheat- We must sell our hot-weather goods at once to make room for our fall stock.

We are prepared to make special prices on everything of this class. Call and examine the stock and note the exceptionally low prices are making. Jackson, Nelson Company East Side of Main Lewis, Kansas DEALER IN REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS INSURANCE Offerle, Kansas 6,000 Acres of Land for Sale granary in this community. It will Highest prices paid for hides. i Miss Anna Spring left for New York city Tuesday, where she teaches in the city schools.

She has been visiting her father, Frank Spring, south of the river, for two months. I Call and See Me I pay top prices for good butcher stuff. hold about 7,000 bushels. The Woodmen gave their annual picnic at Crabtree's grove on Thursday of last week. The attendance was large and the entertainment was good.

The ball game resulted in a score of 7 to 1 in favor of Haviland. The only event that marred the pleasure of the crowd was the accident in which! Mr. Leslie, of Lewis, and Mr. Whitlow, of Haviland were The Woodmen deserve great praise for the success of the Conrade Brake and family returned from Texas last week and are again occupying their farm in Jackson "Miss LaRue East, of LaCompton, was here last week visiting her cousin, Tom Prather. She went to Garfield Saturday.

-uisses steiia Scott and Maud Mo Lean went to Winfield Saturday, where hey will attend the SouthwesterTcT lege..