The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 26, 1908, Image 1

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Organ Recital
Br John Mills Mayhew A M
of Lincoln
Catholic Church Monday
Evening June 29
Assisted by
Mrs P F McKenna
Mn Arthur V Coupe
Mli FRANK COLFER
Dr Mayhow is one of the finest
pipe organ porformers in the weet
A rare treat is in store for the
people of McCook
Tickets 50c
Epworth League Convention
The sixteeth annual Epworth League
convention of Red Willow county was
held in Indianola this week It was a
very successful convention from the
staad point of program numbers and
interest McCook had the following
Tepresentation present Mesdames E
Cox G H Watkins B S Berry
Misses Ethel Glandon Mablo Cumber
land Lottie Nichols Vernice Franklin
Alma Weidenhamer Josie and Ora
Stewart Messrs M B Carman O E
tPearson Will Neill A P Morse Jesse
Predmore John Rankin
Repaired The Damage
William Sullivan has repaired the
damage to the building occupied by
-him by the storm of Friday evening
two weeks ago The awning torn off
4jy the wind has been replaced by
mrawone A new glass replaces the
one blown in by the storm Just as
soon as the bricks composing the battle
ment of the front wall are replaced the
building will be O K Fortunately
the damage was small
Diphtheria Caused Death
Liittle Frank the young son of Frank
Cain died on Wednesday night of last
weak of diphtheria The remains were
privately buried in Calvary cemetery
3ast Friday Mr and Mrs Cain and
tfataily have this communitys sympathy
u this sorrow
Keep the Directory Up-to-date
The Tribune devotes a column of
5psce gratuitously to a society and order
directory of the city and only requests
the -several secretaries to keep their re
spective cards correct and up-to-date
Be Well Dressed
Tat means a Stein Block suit They
see Americas leaders Prices from 818
to 39 They look right and are right
Rozell Bargee
For Sale
New 5 - room cottage bath - room
closets cellar etc corner Douglass and
Manhattan sts Phone black 312
Good Lawns 5c to 12 l 2c
Other wash fabrics 15c to 75c The
Thompson D G Co Actual cash val
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List Your City Property
Farms Ranches with
WHITTAKER GRAY
Office in Electric Light
office rear Citizens hank
Phone 283
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Wedding
Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides sister Mrs Ainsworth
Monks Miss Myrtle Meyer and Mr
Frederick Laurence Wolff were united
in marriage Rev George B Hawkes of
tho Congregational church performing
the oflico in the use of the ring core
mony with Master Harlan Benedict
nephew of tho bride as ring bearer
The witnesses of the happy event
were confined to the relatives and in
timate friends of the high contracting
parties
Miss Leta Monks a niece of the bride
played Mendelssohns wedding march
as the couple approached for the mar
riage ceremony
The bride was handsomely gowned in
a white silk trimmed in mesh filet lace
with princess effect and carried a large
bouquet of brides roses
The bride has grown from childhood
in our city and is loved and admired
by a large circle of friends She is a
graduate of tho McCook high school a
member of tho Congregational church
choir and of the Awl Os club
The groom is a member of the law
firm of Morlan Ritchie Wolff one of
the division attorneys for tho Burling
ton railway and a Nebraska University
law school graduate He is a promis
ing young man in his profession
Refreshments were served tho guests
at small tables disposed in different
apartments of the residence
The refreshments were served in two
courses Mrs Albert McMillen and
Mrs J A Wilcox officiated at the large
table Mrs Walter Stokes Mrs Vina
Wood Mrs William Lewis Mrs W M
Hiller and Mrs Anna Colfer assisting
in the serving
The parlor was decorated in white and
green An altar effect was secured at
the west front window palms etc being
utilized in the plan
The dining room was done in pink and
green A pink bell was suspended over
the center of alarge dining table to the
corners of which were attached ropes of
smilax and pink roses falling from the
electrolier A large bouquet of pink
carnations completed this effect
Large bouquets of pink carnations
were placed disposed in each of the
other rooms of the residence
The young folks were handsomely re
membered by their friends in presents
of utility and beauty
Thej have gone to housekeeping at
605 Madison avenue in a home in read
iness where they will be at home
after August 1st
The Tribune extends most hearty
congratulations
Mrs Walter Stokes Miss Lulu Nash
and Miss Sadie Everist received the
guests
Tours of Comparison
made in days just past by skirt pur
chasers who desired the benefits of so
called mammoth sales if there were
benefits have disclosed the complete
superiority of our styles and the un
questionable economy of our prices
Handsome skirts in batiste chiffonpan
ama and imported wire voile at S650 to
81250 Others at 8500 S400 8300
8200 Alterations free The Thomp
son D G Co Actual cash values
LET IT HUNT
THE PAIN
There are four or five remedies that
should be kept on hand constantly in
every home One of these is
McConnells 13 Liniment
It is the best possible remedy for
strains soreness aches and pains It
penetrates deeply and cures pain and
inflammation by restoring proper cir
culation in the effected parts Price
25 cents
Grand Temperance Rally
A grand temperance rally will be held
in the Congregational church next
Sunday evening at S oclock All the
temperance forces with the churches of
the city are united in this meeting
Special music A good speaker It
promises to be a great and successful
meeting
Redding Short Wedding
Miss Mary Short and Oris R Red
ding were married at the home of G S
Scott Wednesday evening Rev Edker
Burton officiating They went out to
the Short farm near the city for a short
visit
Largest On the Globe
Rozell Barger carry a full line of
the famous Wilson Bros gents
ishmgs This is the greatest house
the globe in this line
on
Gauze Corsets 35c to 50c
American Beauties at that Money
back after four weeks actual wear if
dissatisfied The Thompson D G Co
Actual cash values
Five Dollars Off On Buggies
until after the Fourth at the McCook
Hardware Cos Large line to select
from buy now
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ARCHITECT EMPLOYED
Carl Boiler of Kansas City Gets Con
tract to Make the Plans
THE TEMPLE OPERA HOUSE
Enterprise is Being- Pushed Along- With
All Possible Speed The Work of
Excavating- Shortly to be
Inaugurated
An important step was taken in the
Masonic temple opera house enterprise
Inst Friday evening when the board of
directors of the McCook Masonic Tem
ple Craft awarded the contract for pre
paring tho plans and specifications for
the new building to Mr Carl Boiler the
well known architect of Kansas City
whose specialty is theater work Mr
Boiler with sevoial other architects
fiom different cities has been going
over the preliminaries with the building
committee of the board for a week or
more and his selection will be accept
able to all He is an experienced spe
cialist He engager to give the matter
his prompt attention and hopes to have
complete plans and specifications ready
within thirty days
In the meantime the work of excavat
ing for the building will be taken up
and pushed along as soon as possible
As the average depth of the excavation
will be in the neighborhood of twelve
feet this will be a large undertaking
Much of the dirt will likely bo hauled
to the new high school grounds for fill
ing up and grading that block
The enterprise will cost in the neigh
borhood of 81000000 The building
which is to occupy the three lots north
of the Kelloy building will be 75x110
feet three stories high with basement
It will contain two store rooms several
suites of office rooms the Masonic tem
ple and the opera house The base
ment will contain the boiler room and
there will be front space for rental pur
poses
It will be a large enterprise and
should call forth every drop of McCook
pride and every dollar of needed money
Buy a Season Ticket
When you stop to think the cost of a
season ticket for the McCook Chautau
qua is certainly low Only 8200 for the
entire season Think of the many fine
programs to be enjoyed for such a trifl
ing sum Programs one of which is
worth the entire cost of all However
that is the idea of tie Chautauqua
To provide the best in the whole coun
try at a price so low that the poor
est may attend Yet it will require
an enormous sale of season tickets at so
low a price to pay the cost of such a
magnificent program as will be furnish
ed Why not assist this great enter
prise by subscribing for a few more
then you actually need and then selling
the extra ones to your friends in the
country or near by town Try it for
the good of the cause Season tickets
for sale at The Tribune office
The Contract Let
The C L DeGroff Co has let the
contract for its new store building to
Contractor Atterbury the gentleman
who built the new high school building
He expects to begin the work as soon
as the site is ready
The building will be 100x13 feet two
stories high and basement Both sto
ries will be without dividing walls or
partitions columns supporting and
making both floors open and unob
structed
The building itself will cost about
S15000
Special Train
A special train will be run by the Bur
lington July 1 between McCook and
W ray leaving the latter point at 530
Haigler 615 Benkelman 715 Stratton
8 Trenton 830 Culbertson 9 Ask
agents for further particulars
Don Let the Flies
eat your horses up and the horses eat
ud all you can feed them and still be
poor but buy one of those good nets or
covers at the McCook Hardware Cos
and save the feed and flesh
Silk and Lisle Gloves
in elbow and wrist lengths in black
white and colors 25c to 8150 Elbow
and wrist length mitts 15c and 35c
The Thompson D G Co Actual cash
prices
Keep Cool In Your Kitchen
with a Detroit Jewel Gas Range Quick
Meal Gasoline Stove or a Standard Oil
Stove These are the best and sold by
McCook Hardware Co
Hammocks
Smile and be comfortable in one of
our fine hammocks
A McMillen Druggist
One Minute and Motor Washers
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 26 1908
Be Liberal With Ihem
The young ladies of the Awl Os
club have kindly consented to assist in
the raising of funds to pay for the
band concerts during the threo ensuing
summer months in the city park
They have districted the city and will
systematically canvass the community
their special object being to ronch the
ladies children and young men of the
city
This paper bespeaks for them a lib
eral response Tho business nnd profes
sional men have already subscribed to
this commendable purpose but in order
to distribute the burden the subscrip
tions must be general even if they are
small
The pleasure is to the entire commun
ity Pay your share and do it willingly
and unbegrudgingly
The young ladies will begin tomor
row and will continue the work dnring
most of next week
Oke In New Location
R L Okerson has dissolved partner
ship with J J Baker and is now in
charge of his own shop in rear of the
First National Bank Oke needs no
introduction to the people of McCook
where ho has long been a successful and
popular Knight of the razor In his
new shop he is thoroughly equipped to
give the best and most satisfactory ser
vice in any work desired in the barber
line He hopes to see many of his old
friends in his new location and to merit
the patronage of many new ones as well
The same old Oke just a new loca
tion
Just Staples
Simpsons prints 5c Apron ging
hams 5c Best oilcloth 15c Yard
wide LL muslin 5c 9 quarter wide
bleached sheeting 25c Lonsdale cam
bric 12c Long sleeve aprons G5c
Mens good blue denim oalls and jack
ets 39c each Painters and plasterers
white ones 39c Childrens rompers
four styles 39c Mosquito netting 5c
yd American A 2 bu bags 20c Peer
less carpet warp 22c Mens suits 8500
to 81350 The Thompson D G Co
Actual cash values
The Melt-In-Your-Mouth Kind
Paul Anton has just secured about
fifty head of corn fed cattle to meet tho
needs of his meat market A finer
bunch of cattle have never been seen in
McCook indeed it is claimed for them
that the best markets of the country
cannot beat them These animals will
be served to customers of Mr Antons
market and the juiciest richest cuts
are guaranteed at reasonable figures all
the time These meats will almost melt
in your mouth
Collier Mapes
Wednesday evening at 8 oclock at
the home of A L Spence Miss Anna
R Collier of England and Wesley Mapes
of East McCook were united in mar
riage Rector E R Earle performing
the ceremony in the use of the impres
sive Episcopal ritual Refreshments
were served after the ceremony Only
a small company of near friends were
present They left on train 3 same
night for Colorado on a wedding trip
Too Frail For Earth
Mrand Mrs CJ OBriens little baby
daughter too frail for earth passed
away last Saturday night after a brief
earthly existence of three weeks Rev
W J Kirwin held a short service in
the Catholic church Sunday afternoon
at three oclock and a short service at
Calvary cemetery where the dear one
was buried The parents have much
tender sympathy in the death of their
little one
McCook Races July 3 and 4
The entries for the races at McCook
July 3 and 4 already madeinsure a suc
cessful meeting and some of the fastest
races ever seen in this section of Neb
raska Come and celebrate with us
Races ball games and usual celebration
Shoes Shoes
Will save you from 75c to 8150 on
every pair and on shoes that are guar
anteed Why Because I am going
out of the shoe business
J H Grannis
Own a Hammock
Why deny yourself the comfort that
one provides when hammocks cost so
little We have a handsome well made
ones at various prices from 8150 to S700
L W McConnell Druggist
Fresh Vegetables
For vegetables in season gathered
from the garden each day call phone
birch 1352 before 7 a m and they will
be promptly delivered
G H Rowland
For the Fourth of July
get a nice buggy and harness
McCook Hardware Cos at the
low prices
Farm Loans
Go to Johnson Rozell
at the
special
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PETITION FOR A NEW FRANCHISE
The McCook Electric Light Co Seeks a
New Franchise From City
The city patriarchs wore in regular
session Monday evening with a full
representation of officers present
Minutes of last meeting wore read
and npproved
OrdinnnceNo 145 styled an annual
appropriation bill was passed and ap
proved under suspondod rules nnd
appears elsewhere in full in this issue
of The Tribune
Tho nnnual report of tho McCook
public library board was read and
placed on file
City Engineer C 11 Meeker appoint
ed Eugene Gary as his assistant and
the council confirmed tho appointment
The McCook Electric Light Co filed
its application for a now twenty year
franchise and a proposed ordinance
granting the same was read the first
time and referred by motion to tho ordi
nance committee The Tribune under
stands that their old franchise expired
June 15th
On motion the city clerk was instruct
ed to ascertain the cost of a new fire
bell to replace tho cracked alarm now in
use
Bills as follows were allowed and or
dered paid on the proper funds
McCook Hardware Co mdse 295
JAStephens Co meal tickets 1G00
C W Kelley sewer inspecting 100
George Jackson police duty 1950
The following fire claims 8200 each
were allowed- W C Allison Darvo
Burnett Rollo Cathcart C W Wimer
Frank Putnam William Gathercole L
W Jennings Douglas Wentz Hurley
Dye W C McCarty C A Loach E
R Osborn Floyd Berry I N Biggs
M F Stoner Fred Wasson J W
Spencer Harry Cole M R Osborn G
S Scott
A committee from the Masonic Tem
ple Craft appeared before tho council
and presented the matter of providing
dirt from the temple excavation for use
on the streets of the city in grading and
the matter is being considered by the
streets and alleys committee and the
finance committee
The council then adjourned to meet
in special session Friday this evening
at eight oclock
Fortunate Patrcns
Patrons of D C Marsh are fortun
ate in that they are able to secure at
his meat market the richest and juciest
and tenderest meats obtainable in any
market anywhere at any price Prime
corn fed cattle of first grade are placed
on the blocK for his patrons every day
Meats too which have been refriger
ated long enough to make them the
most palatable These qualities with
prompt courteous and square dealing
and right prices spell success
Will Begin Next Monday
The contract for moving the DeGroff
store building into Dennison street has
been let to W C Allison I N Biggs
and John Madron They expect to be
gin next Monday The main building
will be moved directly north The
clothing department will be moved to
the rear of the lot and will face north
on Dennison street
Ideal Shirt Waists
are all that the name implies Perfect
fitting trimmed in rare taste priced to
everybodys satisfaction the sume to
all 8100 to 8500 in silks mulls nets
lawns and all over embroideries The
Thompson D G Co One price plain
figures cash only
Opening Concert
The McCook band under leadership
of H P Sutton gave its initial concert
in the city park last evening before a
large demonstratively appreciative aud
ience It is expected to give these park
concerts weekly during the next three
months
McCook Cambridge
One of the attractions of July 4th at
McCook will be a game of base ball be
tween McCook and Cambridge two of
the best teams in Southwestern Neb
raska Special train from Wray to Mc
Cook on that date
For Sale
Beautiful set of books 25 volumes
Ridpath Library of Universal Litera
ture Perfect condition One fourth
cost price Rev G B Hawkes
Be Comfortable -Summer
is here and alpaca coats are
a necessity to comfort We can fill
your wants in blacks and grays
Rozell Barger
To Normal Students
We carry a complete line of pencil
and writing tablets composition books
box paper lead pencils etc
A McMillen Druggist
Saturday June 27th closes the
Golden Apportunity sale
J H Grannis
NUMBER 5
SAFETY
FOR
YOUR
MONEY
When you have a surplus or
money dojrasit it with us Wo
pay four per cent on time doios
its A chocking account no mat
ter how small is a eonvenioneo
onco tried always used
START A BANK ACCOUNT
It helps you to save
THE
MCCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
PWalsh C FLehn
President Vice Presidont
C J OBrien Cashior
Expensive Feature Circus Acts
It is understood tho Carl Hagonbeck
Great Wallace shows combined this
year have undergone a general renova
tion in each and every one of tho many
departments and from the monster ex
hibition tents to tho cook tent every
thing is now cloan and up-to-date the
only old thing that has been rotained
being the trade mark and name Hag
enbeck Wallace which means every
thing first class and that which out
classes all others in tho circus world
Five long trains of cars transport these
immense shows entour this season and
the biggest and best combination of cir
cus and menagerie attractions are pre
sented to say nothing of the numerous
auxiliary novelties offered in connection
with the Carl Hagenbeck Great Wal
lace combined shows which will exhib
it in McCook Friday July 10 After
noon performance only
Tho world famous trained wild beast
exhibition and a long string of marvel
ous animal acts comprise part of the
performance and the three big ring3
and steel arena and stages are complete
ly filled with the most expensive fea
ture circus acts and novelties thac
money could procure
Concluded the Season
The High Five club concluded the
games of tho season last Friday eve
ning with Mrs W B Mills and Mrs
H H Miller as hostesses A four
course dinner was servedjat the Monte
Cristo after which the guests were
taken in cars to the residence of Mrs
Mills where cards engaged the atten
tion during the rest of the evening
Mr and Mrs James Hatfield won first
honors Mr and Mrs II II Tartsch
second and Dr and Mrs W F Jones
the consolation prizes
Base Ball Men Re organize
The base ball men of our city met
last Friday night and took some steps
towards re organizing for the season
A board of directors was appointed
composed of D W Colson II H
Tartsch T J Smith E J Wilcox H
W Conover An effort was made to
finance the team for the ballance of
the season by establishing a guarantee
fund
Pitcher Morehead of the team is cap
tain and manager
CORNS VANISH WHEN
LIGHTNING CORN CURE IS USED
Dont mar your summers enjoyment
by enduring corns Lightning Corn
Cure does not hurt or produce soreness
It just takes out corns of all kinds
Price 10 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
Notice to the Public
To all persons concerned You are
hereby notified that I will not be re
sponsible for any debts or bills made by
my daughter Miss Edith Ford 19 2
Ellis Ford
Ready for Your Inspection
Two piece suits coats and pants only
in summer weights stylish and tasty
garments for men and young men
Good selection at right prices
Rozell Bargers Clothing Store
Parasols and Fans
the desirable kinds at almost sensation
ally low prices viz 10c to 8500 and
5c to 8100 The Thompson D G Co
Actual cash prices
It Is a Great Pleasure
and very comfortable to pass your even
ings in one of our lawn swings or ham
mocks McCooe Hardware Co
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