Herington Signal from Herington, Kansas • Page 8

Mr. and Mrs. Harris, JVIiss Lena JAS. McNASPY, Dillman and Airs. Gertrude Gollins and family accepted an invitation to dine with the Pratt family south of Ki-ed.

D. Cdfmall, Attorney at Law, HERINGTON, KAN. j- IlXBY PEotograisEsr, town Sunday and report that as a hostess Mrs. Pratt connot be beat. loan mmm i Ed Shimming, son of one of our prosperous farmers west of town, and who served a term as mechanic with Artist's Materials, Fine Pictures Frames, Easels and Screens, Picture Frames Mats to Order.

All Kinds or Decorative Articles. Make Loans on Real Estate Chatties. Paul Geyer, is now superintendent of a A.BOZARTH, koMCEPATHlC Physician and Surgeon. (Office opposite the PoM-offk's large electric and manufacturing con cern at Marhn, Texas, writes that he will soon pay his folks a visit. 4 TIHUTM'TAM TAMCAC Hericnton, Kansas.

COMMERCIAL PAPER AND SALE NOTES FAIU KATES. Cook stoves are way down in price Respftclftlllv tentfHs his prhfen.ionrt! Services to at T. Young Co's. N. Broadway.

the cutiens of Herington and vicinity PERSONAL PICKINGS, Joe Huey's youngest son was very sick last week, but is nrw improving. PAUL GE7EE V. R. STALzEY, Miss Wyiitt is Visiting friends at The key of success was fitted by T. Ramona.

Young Co. who have a full line of riF.ALEIt IN Tack Drury and wife have returhed Foreign and from Chicago. blanks and can fit any lock. The new bridge Which We spoke of in our last issue is nearly completed and ready for use. H.

E. Major is expecting his wife for Does all kinds of Gun, Lock, Watch ind Machine repairing, Gold and Silver Plating, Fine Tinning and Roofing and has a stock of Second Hand Furniture. Give him call. a visit today. GRANITE MONUMENTS AND HEAD-STONES.

Miss Kinimerle spent Sunday at her home in Topeka. John Condon was plastering up the Rock Island lunch counter Friday and 'Dr. and Mrs. Henlen leave for the did his usual good work. ARTISTIC DESIGNS A SPECIALTY AND ALL WORK WARRANTED.

World's Fair today. If you want an electric bell call on Mrs. Drake was enjoying a Visit T. Young Co. North Broadway who from her sister-in-law.

WILSON BROS are prepared to put them up. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Herington Marble Work, Nonh Prondway. -Frank Stamper and family are visiting with his brother, H. The Epworth League held their regular meeting on Tuesday evening.

Miss Daisy McGilvray has returned The League is steadily improving from Emporia College. Private Bankers attendance on account of the excellence T. u.Tohnsoaof Burdick was in of the work, oa Ernies Saturday. Mt Shade of Hennessy, O. T.

was The county Campfire at Abilene Oh HERINGTON Steam Laundry. FRITZ BROS, Props. 1 Gtt ii Loan Friday June 23rd will call out most of Rffl the old vets in the county. Dept. Commander KeTly.

A. B. Campbell 1 an turning out good work nd gucrmitte Miv. and others will be present and deliver addresses. Everybody invited to attend.

SHOUT TIME LOANS oil Good Security. CONVEYANCES ami Abstracts of Title Furnlshm. Money to Loan on Farms and Improved City Property at low rates 01 doing business in town Saturday. M. H.

Fry returned Saturday to the bosom of his family for a lew days. Thornton Cook enjoyed a visit from one of his school friends this week. Miss Jones of Wichita is visiting with her friend Mrs. James Anderson. Wm.

Ray, one of Delavan's busi. ness men was doing the town Monday. Miss Welch of Clinton, is visiting with her cousin, 'Mrs. Jas Murphy. faction.

Prki low. Soecil intention In Ladle, and or. 1 will giv you a lew price. Plain Shirts, 10c. Ice Cream.

First Class Ice Cream, delivered at nterest. Represent Insurance Companies that pay all losses. Shirt Collar attached. 15c. Pleated Shirts 1 5c.

Collars. 3c. Cuffs, 6c. your door, for 1 sets a pint (full meas ure.) Special prices in lots of one gallon and over. Leave orders at Riddle's Book Store.

W. F. Proctor W. N. Hav.ley is enjoying a visit of his father, whose home is Lincoln Web.

Miss Davenport, the trimmer at Mrs. King's Racket Store, Stolfus St Amand lMJoUoo Uo Snell's millinery store, left for St. Louis DEAELRS IN- We are better prepared than Saturday. A. M.

Cress rusticated with his Fresh and Salt Meats aud 'brother, Banna Cress near Parkerville ever to make your Dollars do Double Duty. -v 1 1 1 I. S. Hallam and Lawyer Stambaugh Abilene were doing business town Mrs. Sanborn of Pensylvania arrivtd Satuiday to make a long visit with her llnv Tafili nml Rnv im.v "I1VJ I in all parts of the city.

lissonri Pacific RaiSwey MAIN STREET, Herington, Ks vv nave just securea ine uiggesi bargains in Lace Curtiins we have rhrougn Pullman Buffetl Sleeping oiij Eureka Bakery ever shown. Onr line of ladies, gents and childrens Gauze Underwear is complete and are the best value ever Free, Eeclining irought to this market. Our "Topsy Has Finest Line of son, Frank. Wm. Oakford was attending com-mencment exercises at Manhattan the first of the week.

W. A. Thompson and family have returned to the land of the living from their trip to Boston. Thornton Cook and sisters have returned from college and will summer at home with their parents. Father McNamara of Abilene was called to visit Mr.

Wheeler who is lying sick at the Mullen House. Black" Hosiery, comprising light weight for summer wear, from 7cts up, there is none better in quality, and every Candies, CalvCS, Bread, Pics, pair sold under an absolute guarantee as to color. We quote Coatu Thread Fruit, Etc. Chair Cars. To Kansas City, St.

Louis. Pueblo and Denver, via COLORADO SHOUT LINE. at 4c a spool or 7 for 25c. Legal cap paper 12 sheets for 25c, 24 sheets 6 lb, note naner cc. XXX envelopes 4c a AND TOBACCO.

Herington. CIGAES Main bunch of 25. Whitteniora's Gilt Edge Henry Magee and wife returned horn the White City Sunday and both are well satisfied with the time spent there. Shoe Polish 25c size 15c. Our line of 5c toilet soaps are not equaled Mrs.

Bruce Crary of Abilene and anywhere. Lamp chimneys 5c. Eight dozen clothes pins 5c. Pins ic a paper. Websters Unabridged Diction her sister from Tunction City, were S.

G. COOKE, Cathier -w. CREECH, President, visiting the Times folks last Thursday ary 85c. Our line of 10c paper bound books are all by standard authors and Grant Gillett managed to leave the Through Trains Are now being run via the New Waggoner Route Lincolnville creamery for a couple of the same that are usually sold for 25c. Cloth bound books of poems, days to come to town and see old Mm friends.

worth 50c per vol, our price 16c. See our fine assortment of bibles. A fine Mr. Thos. Pratt and daughter went to Topeka, accompanied by Miss stock ot the best make of shoes OF Sadie Davis, Sunday night and returned from the every day wearer to the finest goods.

We will save you Tuesday. Geo. Cauby showed his smiling face in Herington Sunday and Monday from 25c to $1.25 per pair and sell you as good leather as can be bought. See and learn our prices on our millinery department, we will save you money on hats and flowers. He now runs between Fairbury and TO KANSAS CITY, To FORT SMITH, To LITTLE ROCK Connecting for HOT SPRINGS AND THE SOUTHWEST H.

C. TOffHSEHIt Nelson Neb. Mrs. H. T.

Zimmer and mother Capital Mrs. Howard, left for the east Monday Everythiug marked InlMnln Fig ures and Stricllv one Price to all. Mr. Howard goes to her home at Des Moines, while Mrs. Zimmer will visit SURPLUS AND UNDITIDBB PROFITS, I iOiOOO- Genoia' Fimmper and Ticket iient friencjs at Kansas City and Odessa, Mo W.

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