The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, October 14, 1904, Image 1
v ri r i I f - TWENTY THIRD YEAR imtrFW Given a Leave of Absence Superintendent A Campboll of the McCook division of the Burlington has been given a leuve of absence of indef inite length because of ill health and V O English of Aurora has been made acting superintendent at McCook As sistant Superintendent Harris of the Donvor office will take Mr Englishs present position at Aurora while the Denver office will be abolished The formal order making thoso changes made public yesterday reads as fol lows Lincoln Neb Oct 8 1901 M r V O English is appointed acting super intendent of the McCook divisions vice Mr A Campbell who has been given loave of absence on account of ill health Mr F Harris is appointed assistant superintendent of the Lincoln division with headquarters at Aurora vice Mr V O English promoted The office of assistant superintendent at Denver has been discontinued The above changes to take effect October 10 1904 II E Byram General Superintendent Approved G W Holdregh Gen oral Manager Mr Campbell has been ailing for sev eral months He took a short vacation several months ago in the hope that his troubles would quickly disappear but in this he was disappointed lie is one of the old time officials of the road having been with tho B M lines in one ca pacity or another since the early days in this state when the system began to ex pand It is said of him that ho has more friends and fewer enemies than any superintendent His strong point is in track building and maintenance and in this he excelled He is a good operating department man and his record as a superintendent is high Those w h o know him dislike to hear of his forced retirement at this time on account of ill health For many years Mr Campbell has been noted for his rugged robust physical appearance and for his strength Mr English is an old time employe of of the road coming up from tho oper ating department to his present position He has long been Superintendent Big nells assistant at Aurora Abolishing the office at Denver it is believed is merely -in line with the re trenchment policy being followed wher ever possible The division of the work of genoral superintendent of lines west of the river makes it possible for this one office to be abolished Lincoln Journal Increased Sugar Beet Shipments It is estimated by competent persons that the shipments of beets from this section this year will exceed the total shipments of last season by at least thirty per cent Already the Standard people have shipped about 280 cars of 22 tons each or G1G0 tons Up to date the shipments from Culbertson station alone have exceeded the total shipments from the entire branch last season Yesterday there were thirty cars of beets in the McCook yard being shipments from Palisade and points this way Of these 30 cars 22 belonged to tho Stand ard the remaining 8 cars going to the American people at Grand Island The Standard shipments go to Ames Ne braska Old Folks Service At the Methodist church on Sunday morning October 23rd a special service for old people will be held at 11 oclock Appropriate sermon and music Com fortable seats If we may know we will fnrnish conveyance to and from church Tho pastor would like to get names of old persons in the city Please inform him Water Tax Notice Fourth quarters water tax becomes delinquent October 15th Ten per cent penalty will be added to all accounts not paid by the evening of the 19th Office open from 8 a m to 8 p ni October 17 18 and 19 J E Kelley Supt Spontaneous Combustion Spontaneous combustion in the steam coal in the bunkers in the basement of the postolfice building caused some an noyance and discomfort from coal gas Tuesday The fire was subdued without special damage or loss however Apples Apples A car load of choice winter apples are now on tracK at tne a cc iu depot Ben Davis and Jonathan If you want apples for the winter call and see them I will treat you right M H Bundle Furnished Room lor Rent Inquire at Mrs Woolards old Strasser residence A man whose chest measures 50 inches or whose waist is 50 inches can get un dershirts and drawers at The Thompson Dry G ods Cos of good quality for 65c each Tho ladies of the Dorcas society of the Congregational church will hold their annual fair with dinner and supper on November 17th Ladies tourist or butcher coats 42 inches long in meltons and in mixtures from SS00 to S1750 at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos Fok sale 10 thoroughbred Plymouth Rock chickens 160 feet wire netting and chicken house cheap F J Zajicek Dress skirts in great variety from 175 to 900 for ladies and misses at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos New crushed velvets by the yard and also in belts for 50c at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos The Riverside Oak is the stove to buy See them and get prices before buying Coleman The Rochester ware for sale by nickel plated copper Polk Bros Second hand buggy for sale cheap at Highland Groverts livery stable See W T Coleman for cut glass and silverware M bJ f MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE C F Fay is in Kearney this week on business Mrs G E McBride was a Hastings visitor Sunday Mrs C A Overman is visiting rela tives in Superior Mrs J W Shirley and two children are visiting in Maywood Mrs Marie Mundy was a passenger on No 2 yesterday morning Mr and Mrs J F Dye are over from Curtis on a short visit to Hurley Mrs F J Zajicek has been visiting her sister in Holdrege this week Mrs T A Nash went east on 14 Wednesday evening on a visit homo Mrs Peter Conover of Red Cloud is the guest of her son Herbert this week Mrs Emil Henckel and children went down to Hastings on a visit Sun day A S Kennedy snapper of base ball fame returned to the city first of the week Miss Mary Kubicek arrived home Sunday from her visit to Humboldt this state Mrs C B Hoag was up from Indian ola this week guest of her daughter Mrs C B Gray C S Squires is here from the state of Washington on a visit to relatives out in Coleman precinct Ed Reed was up from Herington Kansas close of last week visiting the boys and on business Mrs Anna Sayers returned Sunday night from her visit eastand will remain here during the winter Mrs Lottie Brewer went down to Red Cloud Wednesday on 14 on a visit to her son Fred and wife Miss Nellie Smith is taking in the fair and Miss Pearl Zint is fulfilling her duties in Colemans store J B Meserve arrived in tho city Wednesday noon on No 1 on a visit to relatives and on business Mrs Lizzie Basom accompanied her brother W L Zint home from Adrian Ohio and is making him a visit Mrs J II Yarger arrived home last Friday night from Indianola Iowa where she has been visiting relatives Guy E Hartman arrived home this week from Rocky Ford Colorado where he has been sick and unable to work S E Solomon the Culbertson real estate man was down on matters of business Wednesday afternoon and even ing Albert McMillen arrived home Wednesday from his months absence at the old home in Pennsylvania at the fair etc Mrs O M Knit ple is entertaining her mother who arrived from Des Moines close of last week and will re main all winter Mr and Mrs Griff J Thomas of Harvard were the guests of their son Supt Thomas of the city schools Satur day and Sunday Mrs Pearl Zint entertained the Awl OV in true Awl Osian form Tuesday evening of this week the regu lar fornightly conclave Miss Ida McCabl arrived home from her visit to Sheridan Wyq close of last week and on Monday morning assumed her position as librarian of the city library Mrs W V Gage is a guest of her mother Mrs Adele Phelan Mrs Gage is on her way to Lyons Colo from a business visit to Omaha She goes to Lyons in a day or two Francis A Puckett and Arthur W Stevens both of Bartley and Ira E Lyon of Indianola took the civil service examination for rural free delivery mail carriers in McCook last Saturday II H Tartsch went down to Platts mouth on No 6 Saturday night being called there by the death of Frank J Morgan owner of the clothing store at this place managed by Mr Tartsch John Muirhead who has been living in Nebraska City for the past two or three years arrived in the city last Sat urday and will make his homo here aeam jtie is a oi coun cilman R M Osboru The family arrive from Nebraska City later R J Moore formerly in the Burling ton train service here but now in busi ness in Franklin visited in the city part of the week Mrs Moore stopped over in Oxford on the way up and did not arrive until close of the week It is a pleasure to know they are doing well in Franklin R J reports the greatest crop ever in that part of the Republican valley He admits however that h e still has a soft spot in his heart for Mc Cook Roy Dixon spent part of the week here on a visit to the old home folks aud scenes andsoforth Roy is running a passenger on the Southern Pacific out of Frisco He has at different times of late seen many former McCookites anc1 reports that with few exceptions they are doing nicely He has been tak ing a long trip by rail and boat with a party of engineers from San Francisco and is on his way back to the coast The party went to New Orleans by rail thence to New York by steamer then took in the St Louis fair McConnells Balsam cures coughs Watch this paper for program of con cert Congregational church The Norris political meeting will be November 7th just before the battle of ballots Mens warm winter suits at 500650 S750 S850 S1000 1250 and 1350 at The Thompson Drj Goods Cos JB fP lllllll ft THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The football team will try issues with the Holdrege high school team tomorrow Some tables closets etc have added to tho facilities and conveniences of the laboratory The music in tho grades under the direction of Miss Budlong has made a satisfactory beginning Miss Gertrude Colvin of tho Second grade has taken a suite of r oms atM V Sheldons Her mother Mrs E C Colvin arrived from Plattsmouth last Saturday and will ren nin during tho winter There are a number of boys attending school who would like to secure homes for the term wherein to work for their lodging and board Piease inform the superintendent There are a few urgent cases which the superintendent would like to settle soon Miss Louise Rist of Moberly Mo is the new teacher in charge of the city hall school She arrived in the city last Wednesday Miss Rist taught last year in tne Ulenwood Iowa nign scnooi Tho new room is composed of pupils in the 3rdA and 4thB grades Tho usual music programs arb being given Friday morning in tho high school Miss Lillie Campbell is the pianist Among those who have been on the programs so far this term are Miss Storer Miss Barr Miss Elsie Camp bell Mrs Thomas Mrs Mills Miss Winnie A Daigh of Auburn Ne braska arrived in tho city September 2Gth and is iu charge of the new pre paratory east which has been nicely fitted up for the purpose and makes a very comfortable room Miss Daigh was for four years a principal of a ward school in Shawnee Oklahoma The city teachers will begin their read ings for the winter term on next Monday evening at the home of Supt Thomas In addition to the regular county read ings they will take up special work in that line and will cultivate social fea tures with music programs etc The meetings will be held at tho homes of the several teachers Pleasure will thus be mixed with the profitable literary labors The county teachers reading circle will take up tho work of the year Octo ber 15th tomorrow Tho regular meet ings thereafter will be held on the second Saturdays of each month The study and discussion of Sabins Common Sense Didactics will be the special work of the circle this year The circle has been divided into six districts The sup erintendents or principals of the schools will be tho managers of the respective districts which are as follows McCook Indianola Bartley Danbury Lebanon and one other in tho southwestern part of the countv Six meetings will be held during the year in addition to the two sessions of the regular county teach ers association which will be held in Bartley and Danbury thisyear Tomor rows circle meeting will be held in Mc Cook opening at two oclock in the afternoon in the high school building Practically Everything- in Four States WN Rogers of Shadelaud Stock Farm is just back from a campaign with his herd of Herefords covering four states Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Col orado At these four state fairs he cap tured 105 ribbons and one silver challenge cup for all breeds He took first and second in most every class This is a remarkable record and proof conclusive that Rogers has as good Herefords as there are on earth We are proud with him in tne success aeuieved May Shadeland continue to flourish Civil Service Examination A class of three applicants was exam ined by the McCook postmaster on last Saturday for rural free delivery mail carriers on the proposed new routes out of Indianola and Bartley both being north of those points These routes will probably be established and ready for service on November 1st They will in crease the number of rural free delivery routes in Red Willow countv to four The frame buildings in rear of The Citizens Bank have been torn down by Mr Franklin and in due time a brick will occupy the space It is Mr Frank lins purpose to dig the cellar and area way and lay the foundation at once commencing next week on the work A steam heating plant will be installed in tho cellar for use this winter A wiH temporary roof may be placed over the j basement and the building may not be finished until spring CHARTER OAK This name on a stove or range is an absolute guarantee that only the best materials and most skilled workmen are used in its construction that it will op erate perfectly and with tho smallest quantity of fuel We have them in all sizes and kinds and at prices you can not duplicate elsewhere Polk Bros ALL MUSICIANS Should have have a copy of Karama either vocal or instrumental It is the latest composition by Miss Mabel Mc Kinley which she is featuring with even greater success than Anona Copies on sale at DeLongs for 25c C C Brown School Supplies School tablets slates pencils pencil boxes note books ink and all school supplies at McMiilens drug store The compaign will close in McCook with a Norris meeting November 7th Just remember the date evening before election Fuller particulars later 1 1 will be a rouser anyway There are 15 good points about a wrap per that are all right and you will find them all attended to in the wrappers sold by The Thompson Dry Goods Co All prices Everything in drugs McConnell I -- o This morning the jury returned a ver dict for James McAdams in his damage suit against The City of McCook The verdict is for damages to the amount of 53495 interest at 7 per cent from June 24 1901 and costs of suit The total amount will likely reach tho 100000 mark Tho case will likely be appealed to the supreme court This decision is one of serious moment to The City of McCook and will be far reaching in its results if it stands tho scrutiny of the higher court The case has held tho time and attention of the district court most of tho week and the interest of our people has been uncommonly keen John A Gunn vs Jennie Russoll Motion for security for costs confessed Plaintiff allowed 30 dnya to give security Charles E Gibson vs Fannie Coloman ot al Salo confirmed and deed ordered The Western Land Co vs Tho Equitablo Land Co et al Sale confirmed and deed ordered Union Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha vs W F Everist Plaintiff allowed SO days to file amended potition Tho Western Land Co vs Nancy Leavotte ct nl Decree of foreclosure Duo plaintiff 7125 and attorneys feo of 7 12 Homo Savings Hank vs Georgo W Vogel Dis missed J W Dolan vs Charles C Dunton et al De creo of foreclosure Due plaintiff 13135 with interest at 10 per cent John Murphy vs Josephine Emil Dismissed Joseph Boos vs Capitol Firo Insurance Co Special appearance sustained Charles II Boylo vs James II Patterson Salo confirmed and deed ordored Deficiency of J85 Ernest Newman vs Rudolph Podolski Do fault of defendant Injunction made perpetual Iu tho matter of tho application of Emma J Bull guardian for license to sell real estate Salo confirmed and deed ordored Rosolaud Partons vs Tho City of McCook Motion for security for costs overruled Leavo to answer instantly Motion to strike allega tions from petition sustained Thirty days to amend three days thereafter to plead Joseph II Relph vs John Bisnctt Dismissed Mary A Swartwood vs Win L Swartwood Divorce Default of defondant J I Caso Threshing Machine Co vs Frank II Bongor Demurrer overruled Defendant allowed SO days to answer William Doyle vs Frank Kingot al Decreo of foreclosure Due plaintiff 3233 with 10 por cent interest and 520 attorneys fee Helen K Lackey vs Joseph II Lackey De cree of divorce and custody of child given to plaintiff State of Nebraska vs James Quigloy and John OBrien Felony Information filed Ollio Richardson vs Win A Richardson Di vorce Default sot aside Leavo given defend ant to answer by Oct 12 George E Waldo vs Charles S Squires Duo plaintiff 116000 Lucy J Reynolds vs S R Smith Equity Motion to separately stato causes of action over ruled Defendant allowed 30 days to answer Plaintiff allowed statutory time to plead Lucy C Kendrick vs Win C Kendrick Di vorce D efault of defendant Minnie F Manuel vs James C Manuel De cree of divorco Theodore Bryan vs Iva Bryan Decreo of di vorco and custody of children granted to plain tiff William R Harvey vs Ethel E Harvey de cree of divorco George E Waldo vs Maggie A Hobson et al due plaintiff -153 interest 10 per cent Mary E Munger vs Vira Francisco et al duo plaintiff 904 intorest 10 per cent guardian ad litem appointed for minors John Stevens vs Moritz Mohler sale confirm ed and deed ordered Real Estate Filings The following real estate filings have been made in tho county clerks office since last Thursday evening Lincoln Land Co to J E Kelley wd to lot 7 in block 28 McCook 450 00 Emma V Falloon to F C Kellogg wd to McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 14 1904 RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Fireman Win Wentz has resigned Fireman Jacob Matz is on the sick list Albert Bailoy is a new clinker pitman E Ward is a now helper in tho night force L Dewey week Lee Crane of signed is a new fluo barer this the night force has ro ll L Loshbaugh is visiting friends in Maywood J E Rider is flagging for J J temporarily Barry Fireman O V Eborman resigned first of the week Will Rider was up from Oxford of the week Wm Gathercole Egaus force J W Matthews is the carpenter force Herbert Frey is a fireman this week Brakeman Emil Henckel was a rego visitor Saturday first is a new helper in Tho donot platform at Otis Colorado has been lowered a new member of new switch engine Hold- Conductor Hurlburt has Conductor Enrights crew this week John Hoinbignor of round house force resigned first of the weok General Supt H E Byram was at di vision headquarters Wednesday Conductors C M Kent and T F En right are on the sick list this week Brakeman G E McBride is off duty on account of sickness of his wife Brakeman and Mrs E E Stayner are visiting friends in Palmer Nebraskathis week Fireman and Mrs E L Hawkins are spending the week with his parents in Alma The Q has announced a nnn nnrl one third holiday rate to students and teachers Harvey Frank is a now helper in the round house transferred from tho re pair track force Agent Tomlinson is taking in the fair and Extra Agent E N Stever is acting agent at Oxford Engineer and Mrs M V Traver came up on 13 Tuesday from Red Cloud on a little business pleasure trip J J Laughlin returned from his Den ver trip first of tho week and is off again on a short hunt down the road Fireman M II Griggs who has been off for a couple of weeks nursing a sore foot returned to work first of tho week Engineer Hardy was off a trip or two first of the weok and Entnnner Smith made his runs on tho west end mean while D Hedghes road foreman of Lincoln division was here first of week as was also C S Bnoker general piece work inspector Conductor F A Stark of Oxford is laying off on account of slight injuries and Conductor GW Bunting is making his runs in the interim The annual election of Q officers and directors will be held in Chicago November 2nd Annual statement of earnings will be issued about October 15th General Supt Byram Division Supt Campbell Acting Supt English and Trainmaster Kenyon went un to Denver lot 13 in blook 2 McCook SW 00 on No 3 Wednesday night on a trip to uemiio iu iojs ijoyie qcu to s m sw qr 23 and v hf nv qr 2G and no qr 27- 4 20 ioo 00 Arley Maccy to Charles Meeks gwd to se qr 34-1-29 1200 00 John Harrison to Joseph Harrison wd to part se qr 300 00 John Harrison to Bridget Harrison wd to lot 15 in block 18 Indianola 250 00 M R Loomis to L M Howard wd to lots 0 7 and 8 in block 27 Indianola SCO 00 T J Kuggles to Otto Pate wd to 3 29 1C00 00 J F Trissel to U G Etherton wd to lot 3 in block 19 Bartley 200 00 U G Etherton to M B Dutcher wd to lot3in block 49 Bartley 250 00 L BWalsworth to J E Harvey wd to w hf so qr 12-4-26 -1000 00 H Brown to J C Predmore wd to lot in block 10 McCook 200 00 E F Gillette to M A Northrup ex d to whf e hf 5-4-27 400 00 United States to M M qr and e hf sw qr 9-1-31 Hix pat e hf nw J W Kelsey and wife to S WWilsou wd to part of lot 5 in block SO McCook 250 00 A C Crabtree to John Stevenssd to w hf nw qr 28 and e hf no qr 29-4-29 500 00 M C Shurtleff to E Jacques wd to s hf no qr and e hf nw qr 10-2-30 1000 00 E H Sexton et ux to A Lincoln d to lot 1 in block 51 Bartley 10 00 S FKidgley to M M Non land wd to lots 1 and 2 in block 11 Goodrich add to Indianola 1000 00 S F Ridgley to M Colligau wd sw 4 27 1350 00 AW New land ot ux to SF Ridgley wd lot 1 aud 2 in block 1 Welborns add to Indianola Dont forget November 4th date Congregational church 400 00 is the It will be the treat of the season Congregational church November 4th Get your seats early All kinds of kitchen drugs such as flavorings spices etc Strictly pure McConnell Druggist Union suits for everybody from 25c to 250 Mens and womens all wool red underwear of very nice quality for 100 each The Thompson Dry Goods Co Dont waste time with a cough It is dangerous A 25c bottle of McConnells Balsam will give relief or money re funded McConnell Druggist look over the west end The yard crew has been taken off at Red Cloud in the interest of retrench ment Walter Cox remains and is on duty from 2 to 2 Amick and Ely will go elsewhere or presumably into train service Agent and Mrs O P Yarger of Scotts bluff spent a few days in the city this week guests of J II Yarger They left for Boulder Colo last night on a brief visit From there will go home They also visited her relatives in Red Cloud Trainmaster Kenyons jurisdiction is now embraced within the and the Denver Lyons limits Train master Wilburn is now in charge from McCook to Hastings the Kansas bran ches L W Stayner will be clerk for both trainmasters Supt Campbell expects shortly to go to St Louis fair and from there to the hot springs at Excelsior Springs Mo He will travel in his private car No 10 which will be side tracked at his dispo sal at the fair All his many friends here and over the division hope he make secure some permanent relief at the springs Acting Supt English was an old train man and is especially popular with the boys of that branch of the service He is however what the boys style in their all comprehensive w a y a railroad man and is expected to win his way with all branches of the service as he will doubtless command their respect on account of his merit and manner While our present supply of sheetsteel lasts we will make and sell stove pipe at 12i oe per Joint Call early and get your supply Paper enough or a moderate sized room for 1 00 The better grades pro portionately higher McConnell Druggist Boys school suits from 85c to 400 boys 3 piece suits at 400 and 450 at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos Headache cured for a quarter McConnells Headache Capsules with The Hoosier and Champion drills are the leaders Corn 4 v McCook Market Quotations Corrected Friday morning Wheat Outs Ryo Barloy Hogs Eggs Good Buttor i MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS 37 rs u 4 tw 1714 17K McConnell for drugs Coleman tho hardware man The Stranskey ware is tho waro that wares Concert Congregational church No- vembor 4th Ul t Illllb it Do you need any kitchen utonsils Uoleman has just what you want For sale Two brood mares and a set of double harness Inquire at this office Before buying your pencil tablets you should seo McMiilens big 5 cont tablet The Triiwnh makes a specialty of office stationery and typo writer supplies Cut your fuel bill half in two by using a celebrated Coles Hot Blast heater Tho Mack Swain Theatre Co played hero most of last week to good business A completo lino of tho latest designs in the Argentino and nickel ware at Colemans The Triisl nb has a place for an ener getic boy or girl who wants to learn tho printing business When in want of cut class call at Colemans Ho has tho assortment and will sell at the right price When using paint get the Lincoln pure mixed paint Fully guaranteed A McMillen Druggist Parties are notified not to trespass or hunt on my farm under penalty of tho J A Brinton The Dorcas society of tho Congrega tional church will meet with Mrs F C Fuller next Thursday afternoon at 230 oclock The car of wire at tho reduced price is almost gone If you need any woven wire place your order at once and et it at tho right price The ladies of the Christian church will give a mi to social at tho home of C O Halo on Friday evening October 14 to which all are invited A goorl time is anticipated You spend a third of your life in bed Make yourself comfortable there with good blankets and comforts if you would be well and happy Home made bed comforts at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos from S185 up Full sized bed blankets from 75c up to SG00 Izzers the word F C Kellogg is figuring on buiiding a brick on tho lot on Main avenuo re cently bought by him adjoining The Thompson Dry Goods Co on the south It is to be 100 feetdeep and if the Work men decide to build with him it will be two stories high tho Workmen owning and occupying tho second story for lodge purposes This latter feature will be considered by the Workmen at their next meeting Monday evening of coming week This would bo a marked ment for Main avenue For Sale at Your Own Price All of block 7 12 lots All of block 8 6 lots Sterns addition to McCook Write me your best offer Emma Brow- er 758 Maple avenue Los Angeles Cal Paint Now While there are no flies gnats or dust and use the Sherwin Williams paint Sold by McConnell druggist CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Advent Sabbath school at 2 p m preaching at 3 Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening Elder G II Smith Pastor Catholic Order of services Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a mr Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday school 230 p m Every Sunday J J Locghkan Pastor Methodist Sunday School at 10 Preaching at 1100 and 800 Epworth League at 715 Class meeting at 12 Prayer meeting on Thursday night at 730 Morning subject A Greater Than Solomon Good music Cordial wel come to all M B Carman Pastor Congregational On account of ab sence from the city of the pastor there will not be any preaching services morn ing or evening for the next two Sundays The other usual services of the church Sunday school Chiristian Endeavor and prayer meeting will be held a3 usual G A Conrad Pastor Episcopal Services in St Albans church as follows Every Sunday in the month Sunday school at 10 oclock am Morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sunday in the month Holy Communion at 730 a m All are welcome E R Earle Rector Christian Bible school 10 Preach ing at 11 a m and 8 p m Y P SC E at 7 p m every Lords Day Morning subject Atonement Evening sub ject Man school at East Preaching at 4 all Special music Bible McCook at 3 p m A special invitation to G T Burt Pastor Rev and Mrs A B Carson were ac corded a very warm welcome and recep tion Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage by the members and friends of the church The parsonage was crowded with a hospitable company and the occasion was a nappy one for the pastor and wife and fully enjoyed by all who sought to welcome them into our city and into the work of the Master here ty o 1 W NUMBER 20