The Herington Times from Herington, Kansas • Page 5

RAILKOAD NEWS. The B. R. C. of A.

held their installa tion of officers for the coming year, 7S (ft fffl Monday nigot. ineoatn ot omce was i I At The "Quality Store, Jr. My taken by the following: Past Chief, Henry Ilessler; Chief Carman, W. A. Harmon; 1st Vice Chief.

Ed Hackney; 2nd Vice Chief, Fred Hagge: 3rd Vice vc A Great Remnant Sale! 1 til 1 Chief, Cecil McArthur; Ree. Sec, II. S. Phillips; Financial Sec, A. L.

Hanker son; W. I. Fall; Guide, Fred Hagge: Warden, Charles Travis; Sentinel, Roy Bickmore; Trustees, J. II. McArthur, E.

M. Stiles; Local Protective board, J. II. Burback, Fred Hagge, and A. L.

Hankerson. Willie Morgan has taken charge of the fruit inspection for the R. with headquarters at Herington. He comes highly recommended from Harold FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY Ilth and 12th. Our annual remnant sale will be held Friday and Saturday.

Never before have we been able to offer such splendid values in remnants at the prices we will put on these. Early buyers will fare best because there is going to be quick selling at this store. Come while the selection is complete. A dollar saved is a dollar earned. Where the great Wheat, Alfalfa, Corn and all kinds of Grain grows.

Climate Good. Soil Good. No Rock. Smooth Prairie Land. Good Water.

The Great Rock Island, the Santa Fe, and the Ft. Worth Denver Rail roads crosses these lands. We offer these lands at from Silks and Dress Goods Short lengths from our splendid stock of up-to-date fabrics in lengths and patterns suitable for Ladies Waists, Skirts, Childrens Dresses. Priced at 14 to OFF. Hubers superintendent of refrigeration, and isa valuable addition to the force at Herington.

II. L. Gibson, well known in railroad circles, died of consumption at San Angel Texas, Monday, ne had many friends in Herington who will be grieved to learn of his death. Engineer Kirk is on 43 and 30 on the East Kansas division in the place of Engineer McMahon, who was slightly injured in the wreck at Volland last week. There were more men on the Kansas extra board Wednesday morning, than there has been for some time.

The board showed 10 engineers and 12 firemen. The extra heavy business in the round house, necessitated the employing of an assistant clerk, and Eugene Fowler has accepted the position. Engineer Trebbe, who has been laying off on account of injuries received in an accident at Durham about two months ago, reported for work this week. Ed Blalock, formerly of this place but now working out of Chickasha, went through here Monday with two engines going to the shops for repairs. George Othen, car repairer, haa gone to Hot Springs, Arkansas, in search of relief from rheumatism, which haa caused him much suffering.

Daniel Mathews left Friday to represent the B. R. T. of this place at the joint meeting in Chicago, of the railway officials and the B. R.

T. Engineer McAllister was off for a couple of tripa and Engineer Campbell was on his run on 35 and 3G on the South Kansas division. An order has been received to rush 5 Good Terms. Climate equally as good as that of Central Kansas. Can stop off at any point returning in Southwest Jr.

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Ribbons Short lengths in all varieties of Ribbons, many widths and shades, a splendid opportunity to supply your Ribbon needs at 14 to LESS THAN VALUE. 00 Art Calendars We have just received several hundred Art Calendars for 1907 that will be distributed to visitors to this store during this sale. Be on hand. We want you to have one in your home. A' Kansas.

3:40 a. m. Leave Herington Tuesday, January 15, 1907, at All carfare refunded to actual purchasers. Wash Goods Remnants in Ginghams, Outing Flannels, etc, in lengths 1-2 5 yards. Just as good as the whole bolt for the Little Folks Dresses, Aprons, Waists, Comforts and a hundred other things you need in the home.

Short lengths from best patterns, choicest selections of entire stock. We cut the price to to OF REAL VALUE. 5 ROUND TRIP TO CHANNING, $13.40. Don't fail to get aboard and visit this beautiful country and climate. Call and get our Booklet of this country it will teach you something.

I Remember the days. Nothing will be held back in this sale. First buyers are first choosers. Every buyer will save. We want your patronage and, by deserving, should have it.

fll I I A' "I fifteen or twenty small engines to the Oklahoma division to replace the large engines now in service. Geo. McDonald, of Strong City, has accepted a position with the Rock Island at this place, and is moving his family here this week. Al Waterman, formerly a switchman in the yards here, was killed at Kansas Herington, Kansas. Citv last week while working in the The Herington Times.

St Santa Fe yards. Thursday, Jan. 1117. Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall, of St. Joseph, arrived last week, to spend the rest of the winter with their son. John Mar shall and wife. 'ZiT'iiC 777777777 1 ls 7 7 7fs 5, lis-'ii-r ir iC 2iT -7kT 'ViT li iT iiiiT Engineer Galloway laid off one trip this week and Engineer Trebbe took Miss Ella Ganty, of Abilene, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Smith, who resides on the West Side.

Miss Julia Flemming, of Solomon, is visiting Miss Agnes Glynn at the Catholic parsonage. The Fortnightly Club will meet Monday night at Dr. Koons office. A full attendance is desired. The large new skating rink, built by C.

W. Parker at Abilene, was opened to the public last night. David Glantz, of Tampa, aecompained by Miss Lea and Lydia, were Herington visitors over Sunday. Furnished Rooms Two good rooms well furnished for rent. Call at my residence on South Broadway.

C. W. Barton. Misses Ora and Eska Hammand came home Saturday after an enjoyable vacation spent with relatives at Fort Cobb, Okla. Mrs.

Ora Sample, of AltaVista, and brother, Mr. Kendal, of Delavan. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.

G. Orr one day last week. Friday evening January IS the Methodist Aid Society will serve stewed chicken and hot biscuits in the base Mrs. E. W.

Padgett and her sister, came Home monuaj num a LOCAL NEWS. Tuesday night Wrestling Math. WANTED Girl general housework. A. A.

C. Merilatt. of Lost Springs, was in town Tuesday. Watkin, the tailor, has moved to No. 10 West Walnut.

Will Soott went to Tuka Monday to continue his studies. Miss Myrtle Trager has returned to Martin Woster is a new laborer at the round house. W. J. Reams, car repairer, is laying off.

Engineer Widaman is sick this week. visit at Feabody. Cecil McArthur, car inspector, was on the sick list the first of the week. Mrs. II.

C. Wilson returned Monday from a visit at Enid, Oklahoma. Engineer Hodgson has resigned his his run on 55 and 56 on the East El-Paso division. Engineer Graves is off for 60 days and Engineer G. W.

Skelton is on hia run on 11, 12, 13 and 14 on the South Kansas division. Clarence Test went to Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher are the happy parents of a bouncing boy wno arrived Jan. 4th.

position with the company here. this week, to remain for some time. He Mrs. Thornberg and daughter Edith, i. ment of the church.

George Hart, machinist, has returned came home from tneir visit to rori The Clerks Union met Tuesday night to work after a weeks vacation. is contemplating taking up the plumb ers trade. Worth, Friday. at C. N.

Tufts store. Frank Gunter Engineer J. L. Smith is a new man G. Shipley has accepted a position in Engineer H.

E. Skelton is off for a week and Engineer Cosgrove is on hia "A Picture is a Poem Without Words." on the East ElPaso division. and Mont Reynolds were initiated into the mysteries of the order. the car department ana commeuceu work Saturday. run on 77 and 78 on the South Kansas Engines 493, 548 and 584 are assigned You ought to see the big lot of Rem division.

to the East ElPaso division. Engineer Geo. Duncan and mother i .1 Vi 1 1 nants Schillings Dry Goods have on sale. Every lady can find some are moving into iueir uow Engine 1517 went to the Horton shops Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Keene and children returned Saturday from their holiday West Walnut. thing she needs at this sale. for general repairs Monday. visit with relatives and friends at Tren Geo.

King, an old time Herington boy, Miss Roy graduate nurse, of Christ James McManus and family returned ton, Mo. has accepted a position as switenman Hospital, Topeka, arrived Saturday from a visit at Banner City. W. Butts, agent, surprised his Mrs. Ola Jensen is entertaining the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church this afternoon.

Harry Allison who has been suffering with the rheumatism for several weeks is able to be out again. The Methodist Aid Society will meet next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Krommes residence.

Miss Grace GutTey enjoyed a few days visit with friends at Hope last week, returning home Sunday. Miss Sadie Martindale, of Topeka, is a guest this week at the home of her cousin Mrs. F. D. Carman.

"Rev. Hanson is an able, cultured and eloquent speaker." Elcho News, Wis. Baptist Church January Mrs. A. J.

Ashley is enjoying a visit from her sister Mrs. W. D. Caldwell and daughter, of Salida, Colorado. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist in the yarda.

night and is nursing Mrs. B. L. Thompson, under Dr. Klepinger's orders.

J. W. Curry, of Goodland, is a new friends yesterday by appearing among No. 29 came in with a double header We have those large Bromides 16x20. They make a fine Poem.

Have one made at the Yoder Studio. them minus his large attractive mus operator in the offices. Miss Gladys Nichols, of Liberal, was Wednesday morning on account oi a heavy train. tache. F.

W. Ashbury ia a new fireman on Mrs. W. D. Ollinger, who has been the the Kansas division.

the guest of her brother Dr. S. Nichols, Sunday. She was on her way to Man Harmon Elwell, who has been work- guest of her son, C. R.

Ollinger and fam- Mrs. Mary Switzer left this week for hattan where she is attending school. ng nights, has been transferred to day ilv left Tuesday for her home in In a visit at Chickasha. machinist. W.

J. McPhee returned to California diana. Fireman Harris is laying off oh Geo. Burback who haa spent two Engine 714 is assigned to 77 and 73 on account of sickness. weeks at Dalhart and other places haa Monday after a visit with his sons, Robert and Hargie, at their home with their grandmother, Mrs.

L. A. Allison. her school near Hope. John OllhotT made a business trip to Shady brook yesterday.

Gail Mitchell returned to his school work at Topeka Sunday. Imogene Knight came home Monday from a short visit at Abilene. Mrs. Wui. Cooiey is confined to her bed by an attack of the grip.

Great Remnant Sale at Schillings Dry Goods January 11 and 12. Willie Parkerf of Parkerville, spent Sunday with his 6ister, Miss Ethel. Miss Stella Drayer. of Delavan, was the guest Clara Floyd over Sunday. Miss Mabel Snell has returned from her visit to Chicago and other points in the east.

Miss Mary Duddy came home Saturday after a pleasant visit with her parents. -Mr. and Mrs. G. R.

New, came home Monday from a visit extending over the holidays. Miss Ethel Rowland, of Abilene, is the guest or her sister. Mrs. 1. Regnier.

The Darners ill be entertained tomorrow afternoou at the home of Mrs. Thos. Williams. Mrs. S.

B. Wilfon left today for her home at Kingman, Kansas, after a visit with her brother. B. C. Powers and family.

the South Kansas division, Engineer A full line of Eastman Kodaks and Supplies. Engineer Dunn has returned to work, returned. T.alnft nd Fireman McManua eets her. after a short lay off. Delbert Bonner is again calling at Rev.

Hanson is one of the most talent The boilers in the new ice plant were Mrs. C. V. Linton went to Marion yard office in place of Clifford MuiKey, ed and earnest speakers that ever spoke tested Tuesday, and i ia expected, that Sunday for a visit. resigned.

a trial output of ice will be made soon, from a pulpit in Wild Rose." Wild Rose Wis. Baptist Church Jan Fireman Folks is a new man on the Henry Holman and Otto Pattie have Fireman Dolan, who has been laying YODER STUDIO Kansas division, uary 15. nff for about two months on account been added to the round house force as laborers. See Kingman A Williams about the of sickness, reported for work Sunday. W.

A. Allen, car repairer, is taking a new irrigated land in Colorado that is Robert Bradley has accepted a posi- T-t t-i Miss Lucile Mitchell is suffering from short vacation. being opened up for 50 cents per acre. an attack of the eriD this week, and tion as fireman on tne fcasi r.irao division. church will meet with Mrs.

Harris, in Thompson addition, Thursday, Jan. 17. Miss Kate Mitchell, of Axtell, Kansas, returned home last Friday after spending the holidays with the Misses Dolan. Mrs. N.

Cole, who has been ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. B. Hawk, returned to her home at Abilene, Monday. The Dickinson Teachers Association will meet at the High School building at Chapman. Saturday, Feb.

2nd. An interesting program has been prepared and warrants a large attendance. was unable to work for a day or two. This is the finest sugar beet country in the world. Engineer Kipp returned to work in Engineer Slater ia off for a while and See Salsbury, the Hope aspirant for the pool, after several trips on Engineer Keeler has his run on 29 and and 44 on the East Kansas division.

honors bid for the State resthng Championship at the opera house Tues Engineer Thcs. Pattie has discon Jewell and Marguerite Murphy went day night January lotu. Get your tinued his work with the R. I. at this tn Ahilene Saturday, to resume tneir seats early as there will be a crowd.

place. studies in the convent at that place. Mrs. T. J.

O'Brien, who has been vis A wreck on the Missouri Pacific Sun- Hueh Morrison, of Ford, Kansas, on iting at J. J. Murphy's, returned to her nlcrht Hlaved train No. 2 for ten his way to the Salina Business College DECORATER. Wall Paper, Paint, Picture Framing, Etc.

Sign and Carriage Painting a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. Nelson's Old Stand. 5 Doors East Post Office. home at Caldwell Saturday, accompan hours.

visited his brother Jamee, Sunday. ied by the two Murphy boys, who will F. Gibheart came home Friday E. L. Whitney has moved his family make their home with her for the pres from Wichita, where he spent the holi days.

ent. into the new house, built by J. Ketchem, on North Broadway. H. C.

KANDT Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hubbard enter Eneineer Campbell held Engineer Charles Farrell has taken a position tained A.

II. Wheat and wife, also Mr and Mrs. M. D. Herington and A.

ns lineman for the R. I. with head Skelton's run for several trips last week quarters at Colorado Springs. James Cronican, is laying off and Crary and wife at dinner the tirst of the Telephone No. 109 7 North Broadway.

Fireman Buehler haa been transferred week, in their pleasant home on South Thos. Roach is in his place on 55 and 56. frnm the Belleville extra board to B. Street. FntrinM 497.

493. 501. 505. 507 and 510 Herington extra board. E.

Wendt haa rented his nice store are assigned to the Choctaw division Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Skelton are the building on Main street to Vic Kings Engine 1413 is assigned to 11, 12, 13 nrnud nsrents of a baby boy, born Drugs and Toilet Articles.

bury for a term of years, and will move and 14 on the South Kansas division. i i Wednesday Jan. 4 into the new building that Frank Geyer is putting up just across the street nest J. A. Sullivan, assistant yard master, Frumps ltT" ltiJ.

ii.JU ana 1UJ has reported for duty after spending are assigned to the Kansas division. SUTHERLAND C0LL0RD REAL ESTATE. We have 50 lots in good location, easily worth each, entire tract if sold by January 1st, can be bought for $1500. Also 67 lots in good location from $25 to $30 each. Call and see us about these and other properties which we have on our lists.

to Dr. Money's office. Frl Kelloe? returned to work Tues Cigars and Tobacco J. W. Frve.

uostal clerk of Kansas day after a short visit with relatives, Citv. was the euest of Miss Blanche Engine 838 has been assigned to 43 Traister, Sunday. Mr. Frank Hoffman and family, and Mrs. M.

Hoffman and family, of Axtell, Kansas, arrived this week and will take possession of their farms east of town. The Hoffman's are progressive farmers and will be a credit to the community in which they live. and 44 on the East ElPaso division. nnttAu frrrfttnict Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Black are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter, born rreSCnpiIUIlb waiciunj wuuipuunuwu. C. R. Ollinger made a business trip to Dalhart Friday, returning Sunday.

Sunday, Jan. 5th-.