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Herington Signal from Herington, Kansas • Page 4

Herington Signal du lieu suivant : Herington, Kansas • Page 4

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Herington Signali
Lieu:
Herington, Kansas
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4
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Mrs. Corey and daughter, returned Fred. D. Carman, Pi from a pleasure trip the last part of the week. GOCLSi Attorney at Law, Miss Rstta Clark of Caldwell, makes weekly trips to Herington for music ilXBY PliotograisFasr.

Artist's Materials, Fine Pictures Frames, Easels and Screens, Picture Frames Mats to Order. IIERINQTON, lessons. A. W. Sir ng formerly cashier of the iL JuLpf 00 Gel) Bank of Herington was 111 town ed nesday.

G. Middlebrook and W. N. May- C. A.

BOZARTH. HOMCEPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. (Oflic. oppo.it. tht Poft-offic All Kinds of Decorative Articles.

berry of Posion greeted business men here Tuesday. We Have Nobby Suits Fancy ShirV Neckwear Underwear IIPHHl'TAM 1ATkTCAC 'rs. Fuller, who has been vinting Herignton, Kansas. a few weeks in Colorado, returned home Sunday, fluiniirtritttv lander, hid nraftaion.l ta lh citiz.n. of Herington and vicinity.

Jno. Hustofi and w'fe made a trip to the country Sunday to take dinner with PERSONAL PICKINGS, Mrs. J. Purcell is visiting in the city his wife's folks VV' Hats, Caps Shoes W. LOWE, Lou Greenbaum was trying to Miss Alma Davenport is visiting in duce our milliners to try his line of town.

Come and seo the- millinery goods. --J Robertson of Galva passed a DRUGS AND SUNDRIES. day here. Perry of St. Joe is one of the NEW GOODS I can save MONip old time drummers who visit our met- Mrs.

N. Dale visited in Topeka chants quite otten. Monday. JAMES SCHILLING BANK BLO Main Street. Mr and Mrs.

Al Cauby. who have Geo Bosworth of Topeka was in town Tuesday. been on a visit here to his folks, re turned home on Friday VV. J. Coye of Abilene was in town Geo.

Hadlock Transfer Dray Mrs Joe Huey and family intend to Tuesday. spend the hot months in theinviorat ew Store flew Bert Sore is visiting at W. A ing climate of Colorado. Thompson's Grant Gillett and wile were in town J. W.

Creech has returned from Hot Oi'ders taken at The Signal office. this week stopping with Mr. and Mrs. Goods Low Springs. Ark.

Drake in ihe west part of town Robt. Williams went to K. C. the first ncti Misses Dee and Aggie Uurlce are of the week. GRANT COMER.

to made a trip to Colorado shortly one II. Moorehouse was it busy man to take charge of a school there. here Tuesday. Carpet Weaving F. Marshall shook the du of Peart H.W.

lackson ol Kansas City was in Herington from his feet Monday for a Of All Kinds. Do.ie in a First Class it" on Tuesday. while and paid a visit to White City Manner. Leave orders at Signal J. Hovt of St.

Joe was in town Office. Has a flno assortment of scene Jess Morgan formerly of Soloman City on business Monday. has accepted the position of assistant rary. of the Marquette Tribune groceries on hand. cxptessman with the U.

S. express here was in town Sunday. HERINGTON Mrs. J. N.

Ward left on a sad jour MAIN St. HBRINQTi Anderson of St. Louis stopped ney east on account ot the death of at the tlotel Monday her mother. She has our sympathy Steam Laundry. u.

JJunlavy ol Wichita was seen Charles Cleveland enjoyed a isit Herington Lumber Gov on our streets Monday. from his mother for the last two weeks but she has returned to her home in E.Baldwin Chicago was here FRITZ BROS, Props. -DEALER IN- the east. on business Tuesday. J.

tioddard of Maple Hill. Kas was in town Sunday I mm turning out good work nd guttrnntn fati- Mr. and Mrs. Shirk, formerly fndion. Price, low.

Socil attention to of this place write from California that 1 nnd or. I will giv. you aw ptict Geo (' Kaufers of Chicago was strct they are wtll pleased with their new in on business Tuesday. place of residence and ate thinking of Barrens ot Kansas City took in staying. Plain Shirts, 10c.

Shirt Collar attached, 1 5c. Pleated Shirts 15c. Collars. 3c, Cuffs, 6c. Lathe, Shingles Lime and Cement.

Frank Keller leader of the Herington the city's sights Tuesday. 0. S. Jarney of Clayton 111. was look ing over our City Monday.

W. N. HAVLEY. Ms- band will soon leave for another season Opposite Opera House, Herington, Kansas. on the road.

He played ith the Weber Comedy Co. at Marion but leaves them Mr. Stailey ot White City was doing for Griswold's Uncle Tora'sCabin Co, Stolfus St Amand "business in th? city Monday, Mrs. W. Fuller was enjoying from his wife this week.

Bunker of Abilene was in the city last night. It will be remem bred by our people that Mr Bunker Mis Wittakerof hite City is visit -DEAELRS IN- was employed by the Herington loth jng Miss Emma Commings. A. M. CRESS 7 HAS THE BEST LINE OF Drugs and Medico TOILET ARTICLES.

mg 1 o. of 'his place but resigned to (. O. HcringtonandSid. G.

Cooke accept a position as trsv 'ling salesman Eresh and Salt Meats aol Eft went to Kansas 'ity Monday. for a grocery company of Sioux City, IL L. Fau'kner. the Abilene clothing but returned on account of poor merchant was in town Tuesday. health.

Mm. Ios. Huey lett for the south Orders taken and promptly delivered fws AVednt silay morning on No. 3. in all parts of the city.

Rourd 1 st, a discarded banana stem Plaimaker is visiting the artistically carved principals meet time Wannt; and Slaynnker families. MAIN STREET, Herington, Ks five minutes. Round 2nd a warning MAOE LAPHAM, AGENTS, For Butterick Patterns, The Jackson Waist and Henderson's Red School Kiiip and family left Wednes to owner of stem to vamoose a chal day for Atchison for a visit lenge and a knock down, honors easv, P. Hallet and J. M.

Anderson time eight minutes. Round 3rd, all of Abilene were in town Saturday. over and the marshal appears on -Mrs. K. Frick of McPherson stop EUREKA BAKERY Haa A FINE LINE of "candies the scene first blood by both partici ped over between trains Tuesday.

pants. Round 4th a mixed up police a lirst class mcrcliandise store. An im stxik of Sf)ring Gtxxls just received, I loinleton was town in judge and sore disappointments and lavor of a ptominent Chicago firm eads time the next morning. Cakes, Bread, Pies, Fruit and see us. Mace Laphani.

A. M. biiencer ol Yukon was You don't think we are aware of it business in our city Monday but Tuesday afternoon we had as neat no. Hrooks one ot our prosperous a little prizefight according to all mod Also all. farmers went to Kansas City Sur.day em science as one would care to wit Variety Racket St) he wife of rchball has accepted ti ts.

I wo young citize ns of our city prepared a regulation ring back of Low iheposiii jiiofconkat the Rush House er's elevator so quietly, that the lew Mrs. Waite of Abilene is spending ibis wiek with Rev Ross and family. John Hudson and wite lett on a short trip to Kansas 1 ity Wednesday, -J. R- Cobb, (not corn tob) of Haiti- witnesses of the proceedings were ignorant what was going to transpire, and lor one solid hour pommeled each otner until they finally called it a draw and adjourned until the nxt day to finish but owing to the inclemency of the weather think it must have beer postponed. The cause we understand was that both were enamored of the same more passed a busy day here I uesday Miss Iuca Ely attended the Sunday The Only Place in Town for Sctxrgrxi WE Beat World In Stationary Toilet Goods Jewelcry, Plaltil Ware, and a new Docket-books Station Main St.

lIgHmODD convention at Latimer Sunday IN SEASON MAIN ST. "Bring Your Job Work to Tiie Signal Oinec. F. N. Smith of Burlington, Kas was in town on a pleasure trip lion- Aim i young lady, and they decided to settle it according to Qtieensbury rules, the victor to have the young lady.

We can't say that, the young lady had any knowledge of the facts. Miss Nellie Notion of palina spent Sunday in the' city, the guest of Mn! Ence. 3.

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136
Années disponibles:
1893-1893