The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 02, 1906, Image 1

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TWENTY FIFTH YEAR
Old Folks Day Observed
Old folks day wag observed last Sun
day morning in tho Methodist church
The auditorium was well filled It was
decorated with autumn leaves wheat
corn and chrysanthemums A choir of
14 voices with the congregation sang old
hymns tho choir rendering a splendid
anthem Mrs George HThomas satg a
solo The Model Church effectively
The pastor preached from the textThe
hoary head is a crown of glory when on
tho side of righteousness A Bible 153
years old was on the pulpit the proper
ty of William Weygint tho oldest person
present who is nearly 87 yoars of age
There were 40 people over 50 and under
60 years of age 9 over 60 and under 70
6 over 70 and under 80 one 84 and one
87 Tho oldest person in town is William
Bailey 88 years old After the service
the members of the congregation came
forward and exchanged greetings with
the old folks to their great pleasure
Sunday School Convention
A Sunday School convention will be
held in Danbury November 7th after
noon and evening State Secretary
Steidley to be present upon both oc
casions and to deliver addresses These
-alone will be well worth going to hear
The convention will embrace the Sun
day Schools of Lebanon Danbury and
Marion There will be an interesting
and instructive set of subjects presented
in papers and di3cussed All interested
in the great and vital work of the Sun
day Schools should make an effort
some sacrifice if need be to be present
There will be delegates from McCook
Xndianola and elsewhere present
Union Temperance Meeting
The union temperance meeting held
in the Baptist church last Sunday even
ing under the auspices of the Anti
Saloon league drew a crowded house
Rev Green of tho Baptist church ad
dressed the meeting being introduced
in a neat little speech by the president
of the local organization Howe Smith
Rev Green removed his gloves and went
after the liquor traffic in his character
istic energetic fashion to the satisfac
tion and enjoyment of many of his
hearers The doctrine of temperance
and the practice of the same are needed
in McCook and the Anti Saloon league
is making an effort in that direction
Speed its efforts
Reduced Rate For the Kilties
Manager Bixler has secured from the
Burlington company and announces
that a reduced fare of one and one third
has been given from all points for par
ties of ten or more who desire to hear
the famous Kilties band in the Bixler
opera house November 13th This
ought to largely increase the attendance
on that occasion Pass the word aloiuj
McCook Souvenirs
We have now in stock a fine assort
ment of leather and shell novelty souven
irs also leather and comic post caids
A McMillen Druggist
Ranges
Majestic Quick Meal Acorn Garland
and Moores for sale by McCook Hard
ware Co These are the best ranges
made others for less money
A Few Bargains
In second hand Buggies
McCook Hardware Co
It is at the Menard opera houBe Nov
20th Cafeshantant by ladies of the
Episcopal guild
Bound duplicate receipt books three
receipts to the page for sale at The
Tribune office
Fresh butter of best quality at Marshs
meat market
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congregational Usual services in
morning and evening Rev Hswkins of
Indianola will preach
Baptist Sunday school at 1000 a m
Preaching services at 11 a m and 8 p
m A F Green Pastor
Christian Science Zint McClain
building C H Meeker C S first
reader Subject Adam and Fallen
Man
Methodist Sunday School at 10
Preaching at 11 Class at 12 Junior
League at 4 Epworth League at 7
Election Sermon at 8 Prayer Meeting
Wednesday at 8 p m
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Loughran Pastor
Episcopal Services on Sunday at 11
a m Holy communion and sermon at
8 p m prayers and sermon Sunday
school at 10 a m The Rector will offi
ciate All are welcome to these services
E R Earle Rector
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Jacob Matz went up to Denver
Friday on 13 on a visit
R E Love returned first of tho week
from his trip to Wilsonvillo
Mrs G W Norris will bo at home
to Chapter X P E O Saturday Nov
vember 3rd 2 p m
T J Pate wo learn with regret is
quite ill at his home northeast of town
Postmaster Thomas of Trenton was
in tho city Wednesday evening on bus
iness
A R Clark has purchased the R B
Simmons residence corner of Main
Avenue
Rer C H Chader and family of
Culbertson were in the city Wednesday
and Thursday guests of J C Moore
Rev G B Hawkes of the Congrega
tional church hns been assisting in
revival meetings in Indianola this
week
C B Walls who formerly made
McCook headquarters with his family
now of Oxford was in town on business
Saturday last
Oscar Green who was called home
by the serious illness of his brother Roy
returned to his university work in Lin
coln Sunday night
Captain C H Barrett informs us
that Mrs Barrett who recently was op
erated upon in Christs hospital To
peka Kansas is doing as well as can
be expected under the circumstances
This fact will be news of interest to
their many friends in McCook and Red
Willow county
COUNT COURT
Marriage licenses granted since last
report
Fred Flanagan 27 and Estella Crock
er 21 both of Indianola Oct 29
Ira C King 21 and Minnie Bales 19
both of McCook Oct 31 Married by
county judge
Fresh Luscious Candy
Gunthers High Grade Chocolates
when supplied as fresh as you always
get them at McConnells are so irre
sistibly luscious that one never wants to
stop after once beginning to eat
them Try a box
L W McConnell Druggist
Oyster Supper
The Brotherhood from St Paul will
serve oysters from in the basement of
the Methodist church election night
Tuesday November 6 from 6 to 10
oclock 25 cents Social in connec
tion Come and have a good time
Election Returns
Manager Bixler has arrainged to have
the returns read and displayed at tho
Bixler opera house election night
There will be moving pictures and a
first class orchestra Admission 25c
Children 15c
Telephone Notice
Parties who are not now subscribers
who wish telephones please make ar
rangements at the office as soon as pos
sible C I Hall Manager
Down Town News Depot
Go to Zint tfc Zint for you periodi
cals stationery school supplies con
fectionery and souvenir postal cards
Subscriptions taken to all papers
Doxo
A new idea for clean people not a
soap odorless disinfectant antiseptic
not inflamable and a household neces
sity C L Walker exclusive agent
Economy
Pitless scales the best made
sale by the McCook Hardware Co
For
Let Ludwick explain the new gas
burner to you
Rev Milford H Lyon and his singer
J D Stentz are now holding a series
of Revival meetings at Hartford Wis
On the first invitation in their meeting
82 came forward and decided for Christ
Messrs Lyon and Stentz will be here to
lead in a Union Revival effort during
January
The best liniment for rubbing out
lameness swellings rheumatic pains
stiff joints etc is McConnells No 13
Liniment Gives almost instant relief
Walker sells Pattons Sun Proof and
Bradley Vrooman paints They have no
equal Once used always used
Cash paid for eggs highest market
price Reynolds Poultry Co Phone
285 Old Gurney stand
November 20 Cafeshantant at Menard
opera house by ladies of Episcopal guild
Carload of Missouri apples for sale
on track Gano Blanco and Ben
Davis Prices right Come and see
H C 0FFNER
DR AL0NZ0 P WELLES
Hears the Call and Passes on to His
Reward While Asleep
Early Monday morning the citizens of
McCook were startled and saddened by
the news of the sudden death of Dr A
P Welles during the earlier hours of the
morning Mrs Welles was with the
doctor until shortly before midnight
when she retired leaving him feeling as
well as usual Early in the following
morning she called the doctor whom
she found sitting up in bed dead
Funeral services were conducted in
the Methodist ohurch by Rev Carman
Thursday afternoon many friends pay
ing a last tribute by their presence and
in a wealth of flowers Tho members of
the G A R post and circle attended
but there was no ceremony
There goes out to Mrs Welles in this
sudden and great sorrow the deepest
sympathy of the people of this city
where her husband has been so long
known and respected
Dr Alonzo P Welles was bom in
Steuben county N Y October 29 1815
where he lived the early years of his life
In 1801 October 6 he enlisted in the
Union army as a member of company I
83th regiment of New York volunteers
In April 1364 ho and his father were
taken prisoners near Plymouth N C
and they remained in the prisons of
Charleston and Florence S C and in
Andersonville until paroled from the
latter on March 1st 1865 Receiving an
honorable discharge as sergeant a few
hours after his parole he went to pro
cure some coffee for his father Upon
returning from his errand the father
could not be found and for ten years no
word came of him when the war depart
ment at Washington sent the doctor his
fathers pocket diary with the informa
tion the father was dead and buried
somewhere in the south land the exact
place being still unknown The mother
in York state not hearing from husband
or son for long while and deeming them
both dead moved with her people to
Illinois where the son afterwards found
her
After the war he attended and was
graduated from the HahnemanniumCol
lege of Medicine Chicago where he
practiced one year after graduation when
he moved to Aurora Nebraska After
a short residence there he went to Colo
rado and thence to McCook in the spring
of 1888 residing here until his death
He was a member of the American In
stitution of Homeopathy and of the Ne
braska State Medical association whose
meetings he has annually attended until
the last year Two years since he was
the associations president He has been
master workman of the A O U W and
medical examiner of the order and of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
eers Was several times a delegate to
the grand lodge of Nebraska Held ins
urance in both the Workman and the
Degree of Honor Was prominent in G
A R circles commander and adjutant
at different times Became a member of
the McCook Methodist church in Sept
1861 and for years was chorister and
held other official positions in church
Was Sunday school superintendent at
the time of his death Was a member
of the Brotherhooh of St Paul and the
Anti Saloon leagues first president
Departed was an educated cultured
patriotic Christian gentleman
Some two years since he was compell
ed by increasing disabilities to discon
tinue the active practice of medicine go
ing to Lincoln for an operation and
treatment twice to Chicago and Lake
Michigan summer resorts once to Ex
celsior Springs Mo Since his return
home about a month since he has rap
idly failed although he was out on the
street as late as last Saturday
His was a complication of diseases
asthma dropsy and heart trouble Mrs
Welles had been reading to him unti
eleven oclock Sunday night when he
seemed as well as usual Early Monday
morning she found him sitting up in bed
as she at first supposed asleep Repeat
ed calls brought the said conviction that
his spirit had winged its flight Mb life
had gone out quietly and peacefully in
his sleep
The highest market price paid for
chickens and turkeys by the Reynolds
Poultry Co Old Gurney stand Phone
285
Lost A pocket book containing a
sum of money and papers last Sunday
Finder willl be liberally rewarded by
returning same to F J Zajicek or no
tifying him of the fact
Remember you will find Mike Walsh
just across the street from his old loca
tion ready to buy your poultry eggs
old rubber copper brass at the highest
cash market price
All kinds of fresh and salt meats
fruits and vegetables at
Magner Stokes
Scotch Music
The musician to properly render and
interpret Scotch music must bo in touch
with its history legend and story for
all the songs of Auld Scotia have their
legend or story Take the beautiful
Loch Lomond O yoll tak the high
road an Ill be in Scotland a foro ye
is tho advice to his sweet heart of a
Jacobite who was convicted at Carlisle
By the low road he meant tho grave
by tho high road was meant that by
which the girl would return to her
home Death would relieve his spirit
so that it would be in Scotland before
she crossed tho border
Annie Laurie was the daughter of a
rich farmer she loved a foreman named
Wallace for which he was discharged
He went to his home in Maxwellton and
was taken very ill Annie went to him
and waited on him until to his death
It is believed the song was composed
on his death bed
Maxwelton Braes are bonnie
Where early fas the dew
An its there that Annie Laurie
Gied me her promise true
An neer forgot t will be
An for bonnie Annie Laurie
Id lay mo doun an dee
The Kilties understand how to render
and bring out the beautiful melody and
pathos of the Scotch music and it will
be a treat that should not be missed
when they appear at the Bixler opera
house November 13th afternoon and
evening
The G Gs Entertain
Halloween party at the G Gs in
the club rooms over the post office
Wednesday evening was up to the lofty
traditions of the club The young
ladies to the number of one score re
ceived an equal array of young gentle
men at 830 of the clock the hostesses
being en masque and gingham aprons
being their similar and distinctive rai
ment The reception room was fanci
fully decorated along Halloween lines
and an Egyptian booth where the
gentleman were subjected to the art of
palmistry was an added charm Red
was the predominating color in the
tasteful dining room decorations Can
dles shed their soft rays over the fes
tal board as the young ladies served an
appropriate supper in four courses
Altogether the affair was voted a nota
ble one by the young folks
Few People Realize
the advantages they have in selection of
buggies until they go to the carriage
room on the upper floor of tho McCook
Hardware Companys store
You find rigs there to suit your pocket
book and every one guaranteed against
poor workmanship or poor material
Ready to Feed the Hungry
Mrs Annie Murphy wishes to an
nounce to the public that she has her
new house completed and is now ready
to serve the hungry people promptly
and satisfactorily Two doors north of
Methodist church
Fine Chickens
I have a few choice cockerels of the
Ideal Princess strain of Rhode Island
Reds and also a few choice cockerels of
the Silver Laced Wyandottes for sale
E Fletcher Bartley Nebr
NOTICE
Any person dumping rubbish along
the public highway or on the McCook
Driving Park will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law
Bv Order of the Directors
Will Not Be Held After 5 Oclock
All seats reserved must be paid for by
5 oclock of the day of performance or
tickets will not be held
Manager Bixler Opera House
Dempster and R V
Gasoline engines also a full line of
corn shellers shredders and feed grind
ers at the McCook Hardware Co
For Sale or Rent
My restaurant lot building furniture
and stock Main avenue near depot
R Parsons
Lessons on the Piano
Miss Heckman late of the Royal
Conservatory of Dresden Germany
is now prepared to take a limited num
ber of pupils
FOR SALE
Tuerk water motor and several steam
radiators Inquire or write
The Tribune McCook Neb
A Sale at Grannls
Remember the data Saturday Nov
ember 10th Come in on said date and
you will see what it will be
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1906
Advortisomunt
A Card to the Voters
The Non Partisan Voters Leaauo of
Marion Neb met on Tuesday evening
Oct 30 1906 huving a good attendance
and the following resolutions wero
unanimously adopted
Resolved that wo in behalf of clean
politics support Sidney Dodge for the
office of county attorney believing him
to be representative of the best element
of tho voters of all parties regardless of
partythe report being circulated stating
that Mr Dodge is not legally a candi
date and that he could not serve if
elected being without foundation 11-
2 1
Signed
Committee C C Pew
J 11 Wicks
Wm Eikert
A Series of Lectures
Rev E J Mullaly of tho Congrega
tion of St Paul Chicago will bogin a
course of lectures at St Patricks
church next Sunday morning Novem
ber 4th and will continue one week
closing on Saturday evening November
10th Thoso who heard him last year
will remember him as an earnest pleas
ing helpful soulful speaker Come
and hear him everybody Every morn
ing at 9 oclock every evoning at 8
oclock
McMillens Specialties
Cough Cure
Headache Cure
Sure Corn Cure
Little Liver Pills
Cream Lotion
Broke a Leg In Two Places
Private word from Lincoln brings the
regrettable news that Mrs W S Perry
had tho great misfortune to fill down
stairs recently and fracture a leg in
two places
For Toilet use
Fine sponges silky sponges for babies
soft sponges for tender faces large
sponges for the bath a full stock of
strong fiber well shaped sponges
L W McConnell Druggist
Fire In Your Barn
is no worse than destruction by slow
decay Procure Pitkans Barn Paint
at McCook Hardware Co and not only
save your buildings but increase the
value of your property
For Headaches
A remedy that has proved its worth
many times McConnells Headache
Capsules 25c
LostA Terrier Reward
A black and white rat terrier Reward
for its return to Mrs Kendlen at Palmer
hotel
Books
Have on hand and are receiving con
stantly the new novels and standard
books
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drug3
Try McMillens Cough cure
Everything in drugs McConnell
Get The Tribune to do your printing
See the Acorn heating stoves at
Ludwicks
McMillens Cream Lotion will cure
chapped face and hands
Cream in sealed 10c anl 20c bottles
for sale at Marshs meat market
Menard opera house Nov 20 Cafesh
antant by ladies of Episcopal guild
Wanted To buy a second hand roller
top desk McCook Laundry
For Sale A hard coal burner in
good condition Miss Marie Bronson
Woolen Blankets for the price of
cotton ones at the McCook Hardware
Co
For Sale A soft coal burner suit
able for light housekeeping Inquire at
this office
For Sale A Radiant Home hard
coal heater
C H Meeker
Dont pay the coal man so much
money Buy an Acorn stove and save
one third your coal bill See Ludwick
Magner Stokes can supply you
with anything in the line of fresh and
salt meats Also fruits and vegetables
Cash Received on Account
Charge Paid Out and other cash
register printed supplies at The Tribune
office
Take your poultry and eggs to the
Reynolds Poultry Poultry Co Old
Gurney stand Get the best market
price in cash
Theres no chance of missing it if
you buy at Marshs meat market He
has the goods and can deliver them
Give him a chance to supply your meats
of all kinds and he will be very pleased
and certain to make good
fry
ART EXHIBIT
IN THE
COURT ROOM
Under the auspices of the
Public Schools and for the
purpose of raising funds with
which to purchase pictures
for the schools
Open to night Friday
and Saturday afternoon and
evening
Admission io cents
It will repay a visit
McCook Business College
Commercial Branches Short
hand Typewriting Telegraphy
Write L W Staynkr
McCook Neb
McConnell for drugs
Who solid tho Acorn stove
Everything in drugs McConnell
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
The Tribune will print it for you
For lazy liver use McMillens Littlo
Liver Pillots
For Sale Two houses on three lots
J M Henderson
Jardinieres new colorings at Mc
Millens Drug Store
Whispering Smith and Coniston
at McMillens Drug Store
Try Magner Stokes for fresh and
salt meats fruit and vegetables
For Sale A nice folding bed In
quire at The Tribune oflice
Dr Kays office is now one door north
of Commercial hotel Phone 97
By tho ladies of the Episcopal guild
Nov 20 Cafeshantant at Menard opera
house What
Tho Reynolds Poultry Co will give
you tho highest price for your poultry
and eggs in cash
McConnells Fragrant Lotion makes
rough skin soft and smooth eases ir
ritation 23c
The Dorcas society of the Congrega
tional church will meet with Mrs F M
Kimmell on Thursday afternoon No
vember 8th at 230 oclock
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NUMBER 23
McConnell sells Edison Phonographs
and records He has the largest stock
of records in the West A good assort
ment from which to make a selection
Acorn the name of tho oldest line
of heating stoves made They have
given pleasure to their users for 100
years and will for tho next 100 Get an
Acorn Ludwick sells them
In his new location just across the
street from his old place in the P
Walsh building Miko Walsh wants to
see you if you have poultry eggs etc
for sale He will pay you the best cash
market price for them
You have yet to realize just how de
lightfully soft and smooth how delight
fully True Violet Odored a Talcum
Powder can be until you have sampled
BY LO NIOLET TALCUM POWDER
Extra large can for 25 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
I offer for sale my choice quarter the
n w of 32-4-30 bounded on the north
east and west by a public i highway
close to school and church containing
163 acres 113 acres in cultivation For
particulars address owner H Gearty
519 East Jefferson street Springfield
111
The Letts Spencer Grocer Co of St
Joseph Mo have asked us to inform
the lady readers of our paper that the
offer of a set of dishes which they made
through our column and which was
originaly designed to be closed October
1st has been extended to December
25th In filling out the coupons for this
beautiful 31 piece breakfast set you can
now have an additional two months
Get to work at once and have a set of
these dishes on your breakfast table
Xmas day