The Springfield herald., 1915-07-23

Archie Mckeller was in from
his ranch yesterday after sup
plies.
Merchant Frank Wentworth
was here Monday to consult DR..
Culp.
Dave Konkel came up with the
mail Wednesday and went on to
Lamar.
G. A. Sbultz of Villas last week
broue hit the Herald just one near
er the 1000 goal.
Fred Hollister, ranchman and
stockman of Villas, was shaking
hands with old friends in the me-
tropolis Monday
Mrs. AIfree left this week for
Olathn, kans., where she will
visit her daughter and others,
and expt cts to be gone a month
or six weeks.
R. Chapman of Haskew, Okla,
takes the basement route to the
Springfield Herald. We are al
ways thankful for small
favors.
Tom Evans is back from har
vest. He was called to Kansas
on account of the illness of his
aged mother-paralysis, ard left
herout of immediate danger.
Francis NJ. Roper of Beulah,
Colo, is Il welcome Herald pro-
bationer, and being good Meth
ohiSt he knows just what to do to
be taken into full membership.
In recent correspondence with
the w. M. Dickinson Lbr. Co.
we notice the envelope address
has been changed to w. f. McCue
Lbr. Go We would pronounce
liiS scoA o'aS.
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victims and when asthm1 is causing so much dis
tress, there is Il demand for Foley, Honey and
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to thousands in previous years. Don't continue
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POST OFFICE DRUG STORE
Sc .SPECKMANN Prop.
Mrs. Lena ClauSon in the near
future is going to double the size
of her present restaurant and
nvert it iEto a hotel When
completed it will be one Of the
creditable buildings of Spring
field.
They Write every Day
Every day Foley g. Co. receive letters from
grateful men and omen, telling how Foley Kid
roy Pills cuied t en- of backache, sore muscles.
stiff joints and other kidu ucy and bladder troubles,
l. very quick to relieve lumbago and rheumatism
due to kidney trouble. No other remedy has
longer record of cures.
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE
s f. SPECKMANN Prop.
Several car loads of nimrods,
youthful and otherwise, took
their regular weekly noctur.
nal outing on Butte creek Satur-
day night, and came back Sun
day with some whopping big
fish aud lots of them.
The Sparks says, Receiver r.
j.. McGrath, of the U. S. Land
office, left today for Chicago and
other eastern points for brief
vacation. There are rumors
that he will have to pay double
fare on the return trip.
Mrs. Clauson went to La Junta
to visit her daughter, thought she
would have some one to wait on
her while she was having her
hand dressed, but on arriving
found her son-in-law sick and
not expected to live, and had to
turn nurse herself She left her
son-in-law still very low.
DR.. Milligan, who was one of
the old timers who knew all the
other old timers ION sight" has
been in Baca the past week re-
newing old aquaintances and
viewing once more the battle
fields of those old-time conflicts.
The doctor was one of the first
settlers in the Boston country,
where he succeeded in building
up a fine ranch, which he still
owns. He is now living at Ken
ton, Okla, whittier he and his
son DR.. Charlie moved two years
ago.
Prof. J. P. Fl. Jackman, locat
ed northeast of Springiield-six
miles north of Villas, having had