The Herington Times from Herington, Kansas • Page 1

Ci.fe Historical in' taEf I "Foreign Advertising ReprsentBtK-e f3r Entered aecond diss hulU mattar June, 1903, at th Port at Herinsrton, Kansas, under the act of March 3rd. 1379. Published Weekly for Per Year the American PRE.SS ASSOCIATION juss- HERINGTON, DICKINSON COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1S21 By Harris Barton VOL. XXXIII NO.S4 The Motor Company Herimgtoe aed Hope A SHRINE ENTERTAINMENT. J1 HERINGTON CLINIC OPENS.

Has Excellent Quarters In New Parkins Building. The Herington Clinic, composed of Dr. Daniel Petersen, Dr. H. Marshall, and Dr.

E. J. Reichley. will move into Saturday Specials Beef Roast, per 20c Good Boiling Mat, per pound 15c Pure Lard, per 20 --POWERS MARKET their new quarters in the second story of the new Parkins building the hrst of the week. The rooms were arranged especially for the use of.

the Clinic. The Clinic has a fine operating room and X-ray room, both fitted up with all modern equipment Then there are five rooms for patients. Drs. Marshall, Reichley and Petersen each Will Put On A Banquet, Dance, and Picture Show, The first social function to be given by the Herington Shrine Club, which was organized a few weeks ago, will be held on the night of March 31st. The club has secured a high class picture, "Humoresque" which will be put on at the dreamland and will be open to the public.

The Shriners however will have reserved seats. Following the first show they will go to the Masonic temple for the banquet, after which they will go to the Legion Hall for the dance. Music will be furnished by an all-star orchestra from Wichita. This orchestra will also play for the first show at Dreamland. On the following night, April 1st, the picture will be shown at the Eagles for the public.

The Shriners have a membership of perhaps fifty and expect as soon as their club rooms are ready for use, to secure forty or fifty more members They are expecting their initial entertainment to be a source of great feii --'JnS 'r x3F- have up-to-date offices with a general reception room. One or two trained nurses will be maintained or more if necessary to take care of the patients. Not only is the equipment modern in Eastertime is springtime, birds are blithely singing Nature re-awakens to Sunshine and to Flowers That's the time when Music in varied form is bringing Happiness to mortals in the peaceful evening hours. Movies and the Eyes There is no evidence to prove that the movies are imperiling the sight of the nation. Careful investigation leads to the opposite Recent improvements and greater care in operating the projecting machines have almost entirely eliminated the mechanical defects, so you may be quite certain that when your eyes trouble you while view ing moving pictures, it is due not to the pictures, but to defective eyas which call for optometry's aid.

The person with normal eyes will not suffer at picture shows unless visited to excess. At the very first indication of eye trouble, call and let us make a careful, scientific examination of your eyes. Rock Island Watch Store C. J' Berghind, Mgr. Succesors to A.

Carruth Son every respect but the rooms have been nicely painted and decorated. The home of the Clinic is certainly a credit to the community. Clinics are organized for the prac GaiCKIWS ARK ALL RIGHT TfTFtR PLA(T tice of so-called group medicine, which is regarded by many authorities as the best way to give attention to patients. The officers of the Clinic are: ur. Daniel Petersen, president: Dr.

E. J. Reichley, vice-president; Dr. H. Marshall, secretary and treasurer.

Death Of C. N. Hull. News was receives here Monday of the death of C. N.

Hull at Covina, Cal Honor "Mose" Neis. Charles Neis of Hope, a senior in the Kansas State Normal school has been awarded a regulation sweater by the Normal Athletic Association in recognition of his services in football. "Mose" is captain of the football squad for next year. He is president of the club, an organization of letter men in the normal. ifornia, the latter part of last week.

In fact the world needs more chickens, but who wants them scratching up the nice, new gardens? No matter how limited your space may be you can have your garden and chickens too, by properly screening them in, see us for everything in Chicken Wire. We also carry a full line of stock fence. For the garden you must have tools and seed, we have a full line of each. We have a special price on garden plows. Get one before they are all gone.

You cannot afford to miss this opportunity to get more than your money's worth. Philip Behrend The message did not occasion any sur prise as it was known two weeks ago that he was on his death-bed. Call and hear the Special. Easter Records V. W.

Huffman Co. Jewelers Opticians Music Dealers Mr, Hull came from Parkerville to EXPECT BIG MEETING. this city in 1886 and resided here con- tinously until about two years ago when he moved to California and bought a small grocery store. During the most of his residence in Herington he was in the real estate and Mill Project Will Be Given Further Consideration Tuesday. A general meeting of the delegates from the various Farmers Unions in Dickinson, Morris, Marion and Mc-Pherson counties will be held in the I.

0. O. F. hall here next Tuesday to Went To Junction City. A number of Heringtonites went to Junction City Monday evening for the institution of a council of Royal and Select Masters.

The following took the work: Floyd Smith, J. A. Conrey R. J. Patterson, Charles Hay, W.

F. Thornburg, Steve Carr and F. P. Carter. They were accompanied by F.

M. Thompson, T. J. Hughes and Dr. T.

W. Storer. insurance business. Mr. Hull was always active in poli tics and was known as a very shrewd consider further the question of erect and adroit politician.

He served on the council several terms and served two ing a big mill. The committee on constitution and by-laws will report and a permanent organization will be per terms as postmaster. For many years he was city assessor. Soap Special fected. Mr.

Hull was a member of the M. E. The meeting held here recently was church and taught a class of girls in the Sunday school. He was also a mem ber of the Masons and the A. 0.

U. W. a very enthusiastic one and the delegates seem to be of the opinion that it was only a question of time until the mill would be built. It is under We will open a USL Storage Battery Service April 1 st. Watch this paper for big announcement of the USL Golden Rule Service Ideal B.

L. Thompson USL Battery Station North Broadway The Munsells Are Home. Mr. and Mrs. Munsell arrived Tuesday from.

St. Augustine, Florida, where they spent the fall and winter. Mr. Munsell has developed a Southern goatee and looks much like a Southern colonel of the old school. He and Mrs.

Munsell enjoyed their stay in the South but are glad to get back His wife was an invalid for many years and his devotion and attention to her was a characteristic of his life. stood that the meeting on the coming Tuesday will "be open to the public. The" loyalty of Wis Sunday school The matter of selecting a site and class was always a source of pride to him. I location for the mill will also be con among old friend3. sidered at this meeting.

He was about 75 years of age, which seems remarkable to his friends I Last Game Of Season. Tomorrow nieht the Herington GOT GOOD FLOW OF WATER. as he was always frail and sickly. Athletic Club basket ball teams will close their season with a return game Sample Will Be Sent To The State Musicans To Hope. In response to an invitation by O.

with the Wichita Business College Chemist For Analysis. The prospect for a water supply teams. Almost everyone knows it pays to buy your soap and dry it out and it always pays to buy in quantities. This week we are offering: Pearl White and Borax Naphtha Soap, by the box, 100 bars 50 bars $3.25 25 bars 91.75 It will pay you to invest in some of this soap while it lasts. We have a few odds and ends in good staple goods.

We are selling at a bargain. Be sure to look them over when you come in. Remember we guarantee everything we sell and would appreciate your busin-ess. The Herington teams broke even G. Lockard, A.

L. Harter drafted a number of Herington musicans and went to Hope Sunday night where went to Hope Sunday night where with the W. B. C. team at Wichita for the city is much brighter.

Last week a good flow was struck in the test well on the city property near the last Friday night, the girls winning and the bovs losing. This will un Kohl and Will springs, ata depth of they gave a program in the M. E. about sixty feet. The water came up church.

The entertainment was much doubtedly be one of the fastest and cleanest games seen on the local court close to the top and when a pump was put on, the supply was diminished but appreciated "and complimented quite highly. Among those who appeared very little. on the program Dale Kentner, Loyce Rockhold, Evelyn and Earl A sample of the water will be sent to the state chemist for analysis. If this year. The boys are out to even up the defeat at Wichita.

The games are called for 7.30 with the Fairmount college coach officiating as referee. Let's all come out and see the last and best game of the the quality is good, it is quite possible The old saying is Beauty is only Skin Deep So be it in many cases. But that does not adhere Behrend, the Misses McClave, the Misses Steetle, Georgia Hildreth, and Mildred Kingsbury, Helen Crittenden, A. L. Harter, F.

K. Reasoner and his daughters, Mildred and Margaret. that other wells will be put down in the same vicinity. If a sufficient supply of good water can be secured at this site, the expense of getting it into the city will be small as it can be run-through the pipes which bring the spring water in. Dr.

O. L. Orton Returns. As was expected, Dr. 0.

L. Orton, Edwards Grocery pastor of the M. E. church for the past year, was assigned to this charge for another year by the bishop presiding at the conference at Iola last week. Settle Up His Estate.

Fred Longhofer, who has been guardian of Arthur Steinle, last week turned over to him his inheritance or about $1550. Mr. Steinle is not quite 21 years old but he was recently married and under the law can now demand his property from his guardian. He has been employed in the roundhouse but has rented the Dan Longhofer farm south of Wilsey and is moving there. Dr.

Orton's many friends are glad to have him return. Woodbine gets a The Wheat Looks Fine. H. F. Lueker of near Hope was in town yesterday and called at this office.

He said the wheat in his vicinity was looking fine. James Larkin of near Latimer was in town Saturday and made a similar report for his Royal Tailored Clothes They OF COURSE have all the beauty you can imagine. And more than that, they have the im-ward goodness as well as the outside. Royal Tailored to order clothes new minister in W. C.

Chappell who succeeds Rev. E. O. Allen. Rev.

L. B. Dobbs goes to White City succeeding Rev. G. A.

Marvel who is assigned to Valley Falls Rev. Lee Darnell is sent to Wilsey, E. M. Nunnally to Hope, O. L.

Burris to Delavan. Rev. J. W. R.

C'lardy, a former Herington minister, will be with the East Side church at Topeka Fire At Hanson Cafe. Fire broke out Tuesday morning in the Hanson cafe on West Main street doin some damage to the kitchen. The department was called and soon got the flames under control. State President Here. The state president of the Eagles will be here tonight and meet with the local aerie.

A special invitation has been sent to all members to be present. MAYBE YOU Authorized Baaiieot Dealer For Royal TaCora In Our New Quarters Now We have moved into our new quarters in the Parkins building on East Main street and will be glad to have our old customers and new ones, too call and see us there. Our new room offers us an opportunity to give you the best possible service. Your particular attention is called to the following specials: American Beauty Coffee, lb 28 Remember we sell Lyons Best Flour, Chase Large can Summer Girl or Sensation and Sandborn Seal Brand Teas and Coffee, Tomatoes, that were 30c for 20 Heinz.g arsd Beech-Nut products, Lee, Ac- 6 cans cut Wax Beans GO 6 cans Peas 68 ropolis and Sunkist canned Fruits and Kim- 16 bars Joy White laundry soap S1.00 balls Chocolates. Every lady visiting our store Saturday, Mch.l9th will receive a carnation.

FISH PLAY BALL TENNIS PLAY GOLF PLAY CROQUETE, OR HUNT? No matter one or ail may be your hobby still we can equip you best in Herington. Sporting goods is our business. For many years we have supplied athletic teams and individuals with the best equipment to be had. And again this season we call your attention to the new low prices asked for all such high class and standard goods. Come in and browse awhile.

Herington Hardware Co. The Quality of Our Meat is Excellent SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Best Beef Roast, lb 20? Pure Lard, 2 lbs 35 Boiling Beef, lb 15 Pork Loin Roast, lb -27 Our own pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. to a customer Pure Cream Cheese, lb 40 THOMPSON'S MARKET Both Phones THE KERWIN GROCERY Mutual Bhons 148 City PhoM es.