BARTLEY
Mrs Flint returned from Dundy
county Thursday
Misspona Flint closed her school and
Teturnod home last Fiiday
Mr TeelrVetTrtn Insurance man wag
in Bartley this week settling losses
Mrs A Y Atftull and son are vkitiug
relatives in Dundy county this week
Will Flint Oscar Lohr and Ivan
Clark made a visit to Omaha this week
The Bell Telephone hitched onto the
Hartley Independent phone this week
Miss Lottie Axtell is visiting this
week with Mr and Mrs Sam Walking
ton
Soveral lady friend from Cambridge
called on Mrs Dr Arbogast last Sun
day
Mrs Fern is here from Denver to at
tend the weddingof her sister Miss Ivla
Bush
Phillip Lemasters and family were
vis t ng Mr Ijumasters parents here last
week
Mr Blair has receutly erected a new
wind mill steel tower and tank at a cost
of 838
J W Dolan and son Clarence of
Indianola was in our city on business
Monday
C E Mathews is busy now putting
down cement walks Several new walks
will be made sjon
A brother of More King is here from
Iowa making a visit lie is well pleased
with Red Willow county
The insurance men have been here
and adjusted the losses from our recent
fire to the full amount insured
Dr J E Hathorn returned from
Omaha last Friday where ho had been
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge
The Misses Lena Flint Gertrude
Clement Ethel and Mattie Beeson went
to McCook this werk to attend normal
Childrens Day program at the M E
church Sunday evening was well at
tended by a full house and all well
pleased
Mr and Mrs Lyfin left here Mon
day evening for a visit to their old home
in Virginia They will be absent several
months
Rev Gresham organized a Sunday
school south of Bartley last Sunday
Miss Nellie Premer was chosen super
intendent
B B Duckworth and Loton were
Bartley callers Monday returning
to Indianola in the evening with a fine
horse Loton purchased
Miss Cora Lay niece of Mrs A F
McCord returned to her home in Mo
this week She is a pleasant lady and
xnado many friends during her visit
Several parties from Indianola and
Cambridge witnesed the ball game at
Bartley Friday and went home fully
convinced that the Bartley boys can
play some
Jinks Fletcher says he will have an
assistant painter one of these fine days
He is exceedingly happy on account of
the fine boy which arrived at his home
Monday
Mr Cliff Cox and Mis3 Ida Bush
were married Wodnesday and will be
st home to their many friends in the
neat new cottage west of Ira Sheets
-after Thursday of this week
John Lemasters and a Miss Bergman
of Wilsonville were married in Beaver
City last Wednesday and are at home
to theirfriends in the nice new home
recently built by Mr Lemasters south
of Bartley
Last Friday was ball day in Bartley
First the junior 9 played the married
-men resulting in defeat of the benedicts
score 16 to 3 Then came Indianola and
Bartley score 2 to 24 in favor of the
-homo team
A J Crawmer has rented 40 feet of
he front part of the Jones Finnegan
building and will put in a new stocfc of
goods at once lie will remain in the
Jones Finnegan building until a new
building can be erected for his exclusive
-use
RED WILLOW
Mrs Taylor has some one to help her
3o does not look so lonesome
Mrs Clark will go to her daughter in
Kansas Thursday and Mrs Sexson will
also visit her daughter in Iowa
Geo II Owens is visiting his sister
Mrs John Longnecker for the summer
They have not seen each other for over
3Ji years Mrs Longnecker says it re
news her youth to have her brother
with her
Miss Esther Glassford is staying with
her aunt Mrs Smith during the sum
mer Sho is quite a young lady now
when she was visiting here before she
was a child Two years makes a great
difference
The children are preparing for Child
Tens day which will be on June 24th
All are invited and it is hoped a large
crowd will attend and encourage the
children So comefriendsto the church
on the evening of June 24th
The young men know where to gd to
get good wives Hazel Hatcher and Kate
LoDgnecker were married last week and
Nettie Helm will be this week Their
happiness does not do away with the
aching hearts of the homefolks at giving
-up their girls
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A ZEALOUS WORKER
Blahop Graftn TVIiomc High VI err a
Hnvc Been Crlticlacd
The Right Rev Charles C Grafton
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Fond
du Lac Wis who has been accused of
heresy by the rector of one oMhe par
ishes In his diocese is known as an
advanced churchman His high
views have oftcu been criticised by
members of his communion but he has
never been called to account for them
by the nuthoslties of his church He is
widely known for his missionary zeal
His views on celibacy of the clergy
have sometimes been likened to the
doctrines of the Roman Catholic church
on this subject but the bishop has ex
plained that he does not advocate en
forced celibacy but rather that minis
ters should refrain from marriage for
at least five years after ordination In
order to give themselves to self sacri
ficing work for the benefit of humanity
and in order to know thoroughly what
their calling is before chooslug a part
ner for life
Bishop Grafton is now in his seventy
seventh year and his career is full of
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BISHOP CHABLES C GRAFTON
episodes showing his devotion to a life
of good works He was a young cler
gyman in Baltimore when the civil war
broke out and it was he who with a
certain charitable lady of the city took
the wounded soldiers of the Sixth Mas
sachusetts regiment in the face of pop
ular bitterness from the railroad de
pot where they were lying In neglect
and carried them where he could assist
in nursing them back to health
Though he was a stanch Unionist he
never during those days of civil strife
lost the affections of his Baltimore
flock His reputation for eloquence
and pastoral success led to his being
called to a leading parish in Philadel
phia but he declined the call and went
to England to seek co operation in or
ganizing a band of evangelists whose
work should be that of preaching from
place to place to masses of people
These evangelists were afterward
known as the Cowley Fathers
He returned to this country in 1S72
and became rector of the Church of
the Advent Boston from which he
was called in 18SS to the bishopric he
now holds He was a mission worker
in England during the cholera scourge
and became a cholera hospital chaplain
working also in the slums in ministries
to the most destitute and degraded
EXPERTS AT TENNIS
May Sntton Woman Champion anil
Her Sisters
Miss May Sutton who sailed for
England recently to participate in the
womans tennis championship tourna
ment defeated the British champion
Miss Douglas last year The year pre
vious she won the American champion
ship Her victory over the English
women players demonstrated her right
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MAT AND VIOIiET SUTTON
to the title of woman champion of the
world She hopes to be able to hold
tho championship of Great Britain an
other year Miss Sutton is one of four
sisters- all noted as tennis players
Ethel Violet and Florence being the
names of the other three May Is the
youngest and is only nineteen but has
won the most fame of any of the tennis
quartet The young ladles are resi
dents of Pasadena Cal
BUSINESS DERELICTS
TJie Army at Men Who Hnd Money
but Lout It
A prominent New York lawyer of
wide experience says that in his opin
ion ninety nine out of every hundred
of tho3e who make money or inherit it
lose it sooner or later
How many thousands of good hon
est men and women there are In this
country who have worked very hard
and made all sorts of sacrifices of
comfort and luxury In order to lay up
something for the future and- yet have
reached middle life or later without
having anything to show for It many
of them indeed finding themselves
without a home or any probability of
getting one without property or a cent
of money laid by for sickness for the
Inevitable emergency or for their de
clining years
For the sake of your home for the
protection of hard earnings for your
peace of mind your self respect your
self confidence whatever else you do
do not neglect a good solid business
training and get it as early in life as
possible It will save you from many
a fall from a thousand embarrass
ments and perhaps from the humilia
tion of being compelled to face your
wife and children and confess that
you have been a failure It may save
you from the mortification of having
to move from a good home to a poor
one of seeing your property slip out
of your hands and of having to ac
knowledge your weakness and your lack
of foresight and thoughtfulness or your
being made the dupe of sharpers
Many men who once had good stores
of their own are working as clqrks
floorwalkers or superintendents of de
partments in other peoples stores just
because they risked and lost every
thing in some venture As theyuow
have others depending on them they
do not dare to take the risks which
they took in young manhood and so
they struggle along in mediocre posi
tions still mocked with ambitions
which they have no chance to gratify
Thousands of people who were once
in easy circumstances are living in
poverty and wretchedness today be
cause they failed to put an understand
ing or an agreement In writing or to do
business in a business way Families
have been turned out of house and
home penniless because they trusted to
a relative or a friend to do what Avas
right by theni without making a hard
and fast practical business arrange
ment with him
It does not matter how honest peo
ple are They forget and it is so easy
for misunderstandings to arise that it
is never safe to leave anything of im
portance to a mere oral statement Re
duce it to writing It costs but little in
time or money and when all parties
interested are agreed that is the best
time to formulate the agreement in ex
act terms This will often save law
suits bitterness and alienations How
many friendships have been broken by
not putting understandings in writing
Thousands of cases are in the courts
today because agreements were not
put in writing A large part of law
yers incomes is derived from the same
source
Business talent is as rare as a talent
for mathematics We - find boys and
girls turned out of school and college
full of theories and of all sorts of
knowledge or smatterings of knowl
edge but without the ability to protect
themselves from human thieves who
are trying to get something for noth
ing No girl or boy should be allowed
to graduate especially from any of the
higher institutions without being well
grounded in practical business meth
ods Parents who send their children
out in life without seeing that they are
well versed in ordinary business prin
ciples do them an incalculable injustice
Success
Refined nnil Subtle Sneers
I can never understand says G K
Chesterton why it is that in poems
and romances the poor are made to
writhe at the refined and subtle sneers
of the rich As far as I can see from
the daily life of our streets it is the
poor who do the refined and subtle
sneering and the rich who writhe all
over the pavement Any one who has
studied the conditions of our great
cities will see the truth of this Every
day we see paper boys running gutter
boys moving with an undignified swift
ness and unemployables humping
themselves if we may be permitted
the use of the expression in pursuit of
cabs And what do the rich do They
affect not to notice and pass by with
well bred calm What happens how
ever if the ordinary well groomed man
about town moves at more than a
walk Hoots of derision from the low
er orders instantly assail him A poor
man may go about bareheaded What
happens if a rich man does the same
The refined and subtle sneers of the
poor make him wish that he had never
been born What we of the old aris
tocracy want is either police protection
from these gibes or a handy book of
repartee so that we shall never be tak
en without our answer London Globe-
Marriage Superstitions
Among the agricultural laborers In
England neither father nor mother of
the bride and bridegroom go with them
to church The bridesmaid and grooms
man should be an engaged couple
whose marriage -Is fixed If the wed
ding party does not count even one
of the guests will die within a year
The wedding party should not be in
church when the clock Is striking and
the bride should not enter first In her
own house after the marriage It Is
unlucky to address the bride after the
ceremony by her maiden name In
Moores Life of Byron we are told
that on the morning of his 111 starred
marriage when about to depart By
ron said to the bride Miss Milbanke
are you ready a mistake which the
ladys confidential attendant pro
nounced to be a bad omen
Every Day
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
Frank Hammel was at the big White
Face ranch Sunday
The rowdies have been breaking
glass in the Fitch school house
G A Roedel left last Friday night
for Collegeview to see his wife who is
reported some better
Alpha Warfield was at home over
Sunday He is night fireman at Wray
on the work train and engine
Mr and Mrs T M Phillippi and Mr
and Mrs Harry Phillippi of Culbertson
were guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph
Dudek over Sunday
Some McCook parlies were neatly
trapped the other day illegally fishing
with traps and seins and it is to be
hoped the state authorities will soak
them good for such unsportsmanlike
and unlawful proceedings
BOX ELDER
Darrell Lytle went to Alma Tuesday
morning to visit relatives
J A Kerr is attending the League
convention at Alma this week
The Childrens day exercises were well
attended last Sunday and enjoed by
all present
Mrs Marilla Bolles went to Lincoln
Wednesday to attend the graduation of
her son Charles
W B Sexson furnished the music
and singing for League and church ser
vices last Sunday evening with his new
phonograph which was appreciated by
all present
Mrs Eliza Shields and niece Miss
Ella Johnson went to Alma Tuesday
morning where they will visit a few
days with their sister and aunt Mrs E
T Stewart Mr Shields- will attend
the Epworth League convention while
there as a delegate from the league at
this place
DANBURY
G Noe went to Indianola to visit Sat
urday
Grandpa Harrison is under the doc
tors care
Frank Kettering returned from Le
banon Sunday
S W Stilgebouer and wife returned
from Wilsonville last Friday
Mrs H V Lord left for Omaha to
have an operation performed Wednes
day night
Ola Robinson is going to move a cross
the street and Mr Robinson will build a
new brick store
The Red Devils went to Lebanon to
play ball and got beat by a close score
of 12 to 13 in the 13th inning
The ball game between Danbury and
and Hendley was a very interesting one
Score stood 9 to 12 in favor of Danbury
Everything passed off all right except
that Frank Price of Atwood got hit on
the temple with the ball which might
have proved fatally but he was all right
in five minutes afterwards Will Moss
also got hit in the back of the neck
W G Jones repairs cook stovesheat
ers and cleans gasoline stoves Work
guaranteed Phone red 306 or box
595 McCook Neb tf
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A Bargain Day
At last we have arranged so that the
furniture buyers of McCook can get their
moneys worth when they buy We have
just unloaded a carload of new furniture
and are prepared to furnish any house
from kitchen to parlor at prices never
heard of before this side of Chicago
Sideboards kitchencabinets tables
dressers ironbeds sanitary couches cen
tertables gasolinestoves and all kinds
of chairs al selling so cheap that no one
need be without Our gocarts are the
latest styles Come down and take a ride
in one and look over our goods any way
Wilsons Furniture Store
One block west of 1st National Bank
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Building Savings Association
can be paid off in t Q
monthly payments of P
If you are paying more you pay too much We can
mature your loan on smaller monthly payments and
less money in the aggregate than any comepting associa
tion Call on the secretary who will explain our
system Office in First National Bank
McCook Building Sayings Association
INDIANOLA
Wm A McCool was in Omaha last
week
Mrs Charley Byfield visited relatives
here last week
JR Smith was a McCook visitor sev
eral days last week
John R Brown of Missouri Ridge was
an Iadianoli caller Tuesday
The new central office is now complete
and will be occupied in a few days
J W Dolan has sold the Black farm
north of town to parties from the east
Powell and Smith shipped six cars of
fat cattle and two of hogs Tuesday
night
Miss Edith Allen is in Wilsonville
this week visiting her sister Mrs Earl
Colhoun
W Bobsthas had some repairing done
to his home this week and fixing up
generally
John Balding and family have moved
into R E Smiths house southeast of
the depot
John McClung went down to Arapa
hoe Tuesday to see the big ball game at
that place
Jack Powers went down to Beaver
City Wednesday to catch for the Dan
bury ball team
Miss Bertha Smith entertained her
friend Miss Cline of Cambridge a few
days last week
Mrs V Haley who has been visiting
with relatives here has returned to her
home in Missouri
Mr and Mrs John McClung drove to
Beaver City recently to witness a ball
game at that place
James Ryan shipped two cars of hogs
Sunday night and Fritsch and Whit
more two cars of hogs
Miss Mamie Mann and Miss Alice
Carmichael departed for Lincoln Mon
day morning where they will spend the
summer
Kennedy brothers are plastering the
new addition to WH Smiths residence
Charles Cooper and family came in
Monday from Idaho on a visit to rela
tives
Mr and Mrs II W Keyes are enjoy
ing a visit from a sister of Mr Keyes
She lives at Stella Nebraska
The entertainment given at the opera
house Saturday evening was largely at
tended and was well worth the while
Miss Anna McDonald was elected
teacher of the first primary rcom at the
meeting of the school board Thursday
evening
Mrs Frank D Brown who has been
visiting in these parts the past week
returned to her home in McCook Sat
urday night
Mr and Mrs Hamilton and children
of Salt Lake Utah were the guests of
W A McCool and family from Saturday
until Sunday evening
The Indianola ball players went down
to Bartley Friday and played against
the Bartley team which resulted in fav
or of the Bartley boys Score of 2 to 24
Childrens day exercises were observe
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing A large congregation was present
and enjoyed the program which was
good
You will find the only Shetland pony
for hire in the city at McCook Livery
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