Herington Signal from Herington, Kansas • Page 8

Fred. ID. Carman, Country News Frank Cress is back from T- JAS. McNASPY, OTFBROIER: mmn a aim i Estats Chatties. mm mm mane Loans on ttcal -EES COMMERCIAL PAPER AND SALE NOTES NOUGHT AT FAIK HATES.

FERD. BOCHARDT. FINE B0OTS, SHOES ANB SHIPPERS. 7 FIRST CLASS REPAIRING DONE. CONSTANTLY ARRIVING.

HERINGTON, NEWG.OODS MAIN STREET. PAUL GEYER Does all kinds and Machine Silver Platinsr. Rooting and Hand urniture. WILSON Private Bankers, Texas hunting a job. hay The Edsall boys are making near Latimer.

Pete Dubenbrock has returned from the Worlds fair and his verdict is ''she's A. Durkee is having a well drilled on his place about five miles south west of town. John Swanson of Abilene formerly from here is visiting at his brother's home for a few days. H. Foke, the rustling road overseer, is mowing the weeds from the right-of-way.

A job that is a blessing. Charlie Thomas is the busiest man in this part of the county, as they come for him from all parts of the county to drill wells. Lost springs Locals. CofTman and Mowrer shipped a cai load of hogs last week. A refreshing shower of lain Wednes day night.

R. E. Williams of Bloomington, 111. returned home last Friday. The following officers were elected at the school meeting held July 27 th in district 49: J.

D. Weston, treasurer; T. C. Sumner, clerk; Jas. McNicol, president of board and Jas.

A Ray, principal. Jas. Sumner teacher of in termtdiatc department. Joseph Miles of Mt. Carroll.

111., visited Geo. Shirk Sunday. J. 13. Shields had another runaway last Monday.

He tied his team to a hitching post and went into the store, wnen ne came out ms team was going down the road at a 2:40 rate. His beef was thrown into the street and be tore long tne Den ot his spring wagon was detached from the running gears the team then broke loose from the remainder of the wagon and were caught in the eastern part of the city. 111 Kutn smiling lace is among us again. F. L.

Glover, A. Terry, E. S. Fry and A. A.

Coleman went to Marion Tuesday. Mrs. L. Dreyfoos and her sister, miss Mamie Hartman. have cone to Chicago to attend the World's Fair, J.

V. Williams longs to see his wife He is tired of "batching" it already. C. M. Ramonn Hippies.

Thewcather is trying to decide to rain and we quietly ask "is it to be, or not to Another boarding car was moved in here last week. Elmer and Ed Ziener took a sudden notion and went to the Territory Tues day, over the Santa Fe R'y. Teachers are now rushing ever the country trying for school. A. C.

Mere- lott. tells us that our School board must hire a pretty young lady, who has no fellow and is not engaged. If any of in, uiunrtL icducn 1111 niv uut nicy can get a good fellow whether they can teach or not. But then A. C.

is kind of bashful. Mr. Davidson of Abilene passed through here this week and greeted friends. Jnr town is never at a loss tor a novelty, une evening tins week a lady and gentleman had an egg duel, but contrary to the general rule, the lady was the best shot and routed her opponent. 1 he new elevator will soon be an established fact, the lumber having ar rived.

Geo. Wagner tendered a farewell 1 I Ess Ha MXBY Artist's Materials, Fine Pictures Frames, Easels and Screens, Picture Frames Mats to Order. All Kinds ofDecora-tive Articles. IIERINGTON, KANSAS. PERSONAL PICKINGS, John Jewert left for Texas Saturday.

M. II. Fry is working near Parsons, Kas. Mrs. J.

M. Neal was visiting in Abilene Fiiday. Mrs. Geo. Stiles is visiting relatives at Navarie.

Mrs. Grant Gillett visited at Woodbine Col. Lark of Peabody was in town Wednesday. Henry White was visiting old friends here last week. Retta Clark of Caldwell was visiting in town Friday.

Miss Maderies is very' sick at her home in Emporia. Mrs. Col. Woodson is visiting with Mrs. J.

W. Creech. Mrs. I. S.

Brundage made a pleasure trip to Liberal last week. Mrs A. Hoatson is visiting friends at Peabody since Saturday. Geo. Cauby has been visiting with his folks for the past week John Andreen of White City tended lodge here Saturday ai- Miss Stevenson of Council Grove is visiting with Mrs.

Johnson. Miss Lolfeyof Wichita is visiting with her friend, Miss Kate Crow. Rev. Ross returned from Abilene with two lady friends of his wife's Mrs. Ed.

Foss and son, Roy, are visiting with Ed's mother at Liberal. Mr.s. W. II. Lafiiti and mother-in-law, are visiting at Aulue for a week.

Mrs. Streeter of Ottawa, if visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Adams.

Mrs. V. D. Riley of Ossawatomie, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. M.

H. Fry. Pat Lay and family of Caldwell who are visiting in town, will toon move here. The Coney family have changed their residence from Herington to Council Grove. Mrs.

Herington, nee Miss Minnie Drury of Superior, is visiting her folks here. Mrs H. J. dimmer made a shopping and pleasure trip to Wichita and Caldwell Monday. Prof.

Nihart returned from Abilene Tuesday, but left far the World's Fair the next day. Miss Sawyer one of our well known school teachers, is sick at her home in Indianapolis, lod. Mrs C. II. Hubbell and sister of Chicago was spending a few hour with friends here Thuriday.

Miss Grace Wolcott of Topeka formerly of this place, is visiting with her friend, Mis May Cooke. Miss Katie Dickerson accompanied Miss Kit Cooke home from Ilcnnessy Tuesday to stay a few days. Miss Grace Nicholson, who has been visiting her sister for a week has re turned to home at Russell, Kas. Mrs J. M.

Potter was called to Can ada by a telegram announcing the severe illness of her mother at Toronto. T. M. Uixbv and wife returned from Marion Sunday where they spent week on their return from tne World's Fair. Mrs.

Joe Hall and children went to Solomon City Wednesday and from there she will go to Pennsylvania to a Attorney at Law, HERINGTON, KATN. j.w. Money, m. d. Utlice hours, 7:00 to 0:00 a.

m. to 2 and 7 to 8 ca. MAIN STRFET NEAR FIRST. HERINGTON, KAS. C.

A. BOZARTH. Physician and Surgeon. (Office opposite the Post-ofltce Herignton, Kansas. Resoectfullv tender his professional services to I the citizen ot Menngton and vicinity.

H. H. SUTHERLAND M. D- Local Surgeon C.R. I P.

R'y. OFFIC IN THE REAR OF WILSON BRO'S BANK. Herington, Kansas. HERINGTON Steam Laundry. FRITZ BROS, Props.

I am turning out good work and guarantee satis faction. Prices lwr. Special attention to Ladies and Children ora. 1 will give you a lew price. Plain Shirts, 10c.

Shirt Collar attached, 15c. Pleated Shirts 1 5c. Collars, 3c, Cuffs, 6c. Stolfus St Amand -DEAELRS IN- iMani Salt Meats and Fislv Orders taken and promptly delivered in all pans of the city. MAIN STREET, Herington, Ks Eureka Bakery Has the Finest Line of Can(lies? Cal-eS Brca(i, Fruit, Etc.

CIGARS AND Main TOBACCO. Herington. j. W. CREECH, President.

S. G. COOKE. CaKhil BANK OF ieiGTon. Capital $50,000.

Surplus and Profits. 110.000- SHOUT TIME LOANS on Good Security. CONVEYANCES ami AbHiructs of Tillo Furnished. Money to Loan on Farms and Improved City Property at low rates ot nterest. Represent Insurance Companies that pay all losses.

issouri Pacific of Gun, Lock, "Watch repairing, Gold and Fine Tinninor and has a stock of Seconcf Give him a call. P.ulTeU Sleeping mid JLil. JL A JL Chair Cars. Louis, Pueblo and Denver, via SM1TIT, To LITTLE ROCK, H. C.

TP jPFSOTD Loan Brokers. KaiSway. 1'hrouKii Pullman JSC JL JJ JLW JA To Kansas City, St. COLORADO SHORT LINE. 1.

Through Trains Are now being run via the New Waggoner Route TO KANSAS CITY, To FORT Connecting for supper to his many friends Sunday prior to his departure lor Arkansas City Wednesday. David Biehler received a high chair as a present from' Mrs. Geo. Wager and he sits high store by it. Mrs.

Johnson and daughter ol Junction City are visiting with Will Johnson, Jack. HOT springs: and southwest (iensral Passenger and Ticket Agent visit her old home..