Excerpt
of the book "Writer and Engraver's Picture of Graham County's Progress
Since Its Organization" (1906)
Doctor J.
A. Bundy
(pages
59-60)
J. A.
Bundy M. D., of this city, is a physcian and surgeon of the regular school and
has a natural skill and adaptability for his chosen profession. We were much
impressed with the profundity of his knowledge and the extent of his
observation in his professional life.
Dr. Bundy
is a man who inspires the confidence of his patients. Although young in his
profession he has reached that welcome confidence and affection that all
doctors know is the key note to the success of the family physician. The doctor
is recognized by all as a professional man of great promise. With his kindly
disposition, he easily wins his way into the hearts of the people. His
sympathies are easily awakened by the appeals of distress. He is a man who
stands high in his community both professionally and socially.
[For] four
years Dr. Bundy has been a student in the University Medical College of Allopathy,
taking his degree in May, 1906.
For a year
and a half he did hospital work in one of the largest hospitals in Kansas City,
working with such surgeons as Perkins, James, Hill, Foster and Cordier. The
last year of his hospital work he had the distinction of being chief of the
house staff at the University Hospital.
He had
charge of 700 patients, almost half of them being cases of surgery, and the
others of severe and advanced diseases of all kinds except contagious.
In his
hospital experience and training he has met with the newest and most advanced
discoveries in medical science and has put to practical use these methods and
remedies.
Dr. Bundy
is located in Hill City and lives in his new and modern home on Capitol Hill.
For a time he will have his office in connection with his home and can be
reached by telephone 155.
Dr. Bundy
was born in Grant county, Illinois in 1878 and moved to Kansas in 1886 with his
parents who still reside on the old homestead six miles southeast of Hill City.
After finishing
the common schools of the county, Dr. Bundy taught five years and began his
professional studies in 1902. He was married in Kansas City, in June, 1906.
Mrs. Bundy
has had special training in the hospital as a trained nurse.