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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1908)
lUii ms SrK pa wl i An Unp 1 of Womens Mo JXvF it 11 UIir riHWIlUHU WIIW iJfcULLVJRWi J UIM fijt at The B Put On ing in the residence on Madison street just south of W C Blairs home The fI ibune welcomes them to McCook Miss Ila M Briggs a graduate of the Lindsborg Kansas Conservatory of Music is in the city to remain She is a niece of A G Bump at whose resi dence she will open a studio and teach on the piano Harry Jones came up from Kenesaw Saturday night and Mrs Jones who has been a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs T F Rowell over the holidays re turned home with him on 2 Monday morning Dr and Mrs W B Ely of Univer sity Place Nebraska have arrived in the city where they will make their home in the future with their son A P The doctor is a musician of skill in addition to other accomplishments Mr and Mrs Ed Huber received a visitation from the stork last week and as well as from that unwelcome disease diphtheria The baby boy and wife are doing nicely and the son with the diph theria is progressing without complica tion to recovery aralelle F3 racgsrairarare ifrK S3 This stock represents one of the largest sample lines on the road and during this sale you will find Corset Covers from 9c to 200 each Gowns from 38c to 500 each Skirts from 38c to 550 each Drawers from 15c to 200 pair Chemise from 55c to 350 These garments are not skimped or poorly constructed of indifferent ma terials but every garment is generously cut under the most sanitary condi tions by scrupulously clean operatives in a well lighted airy factor So Come Expecting the Greatest Muslin Underwear Bargains Ever Offered tt ByF M KIMMELL Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co Subscription 1 a Year in Advance Important Newspaper Ruling A ruliDg recently issued by the post office departinentand which went into effect January 1st is of deepest moment to both publishers of newspapers and the reading public So far as The Tribune is concerned it means absolutely that all subscriptions to The Tribune must be paid within the year that is that no paper can be admitted to the mails at the pound ratb if more than one years subscription is owing Three months time is given publishers to adjust their lists to this ruling and the publisher will begin at once to notify any who are delinquent All delinquencies over a year must be paid or the paper must be discontinued to their addresses The ruling provides that subscriptions must be collected up within a certain time limit otherwise the matter will not be accepted at the postoffice at the second class postage rate of one cent a pound but may be mailed at the tran sient aeoond class postage rate of one cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof prepaid by stamp affixed The rule says that to come under the provision whereby the publication may be handled as second class postage at the former rates subscriptions to dailies must be within three months weeklips within one year semi weeklies within nine months tri weeklies within four months semi monthlies within three months monthlies within four months bi-mo- hlies within six months quarter lie in six months Dont Forget The Shoe Sale Is Still Going On DIAMONDS Family Shoe Store West Dennlson st McCook Twenty Per Cent Off vn - v 0n Everything MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE Coi Burnett returned to his univer sity studies Sunday morning on train 2 Miss Edna Waite and guest Miss Le- Gore departed on No 2 Sunday morn ing for Lincoln O W Hamilton was well enough to be out and about after an illness of a couple weeks Mrs A P Ely returned last Friday from a visit of two weeks with her par ents in Red Cloud Schell Kimmell returned Sunday morning to his studies in Lincoln in the state university Ray S Light arrived Friday night last from his Christmas vacation at home in Villisca Iowa D F Hupp and L M Welborn were over from Lebanon last Saturday on business in countys capital city Mrs E E DeLong and Raymond arrived home from a two weeks visit with Engineer and Mrs J A Harris at RepublicanCitySunday night KEV AND MRS JiDKER LSURTON Were summoned to South Dakota Monday by the sad news that her father was ill and might not recover They left on the night train No 6 mrs Marry Stewart entertained a small party at dinner Sunday evening in honor of Dr and Mrs Harry Jones of Kenesaw who returned home on the early train Monday morning County Treasurer and Mrs Clif ford Naden have- gone to housekeep W Peter Rheinheimer was a business visitor from Oxford Thursday Mr and Mrs G II Thomas return ed Tuesday from Harvard J li McCarl was in Lincoln early days of the week on legal business E Hillpot will leave end of week for Philadelphia to be absent until next summer D T VVelty of Cambridge tarried with us Thursday ou matters business and sbcial Miss Cleo Rector is in Holdrege spending a few days with her aunt Mr W H Cowgill Mrs N B Bush and the children de parted Wednesday for their norne in Alrnena Kansas Mrs W S Colltet was cnlled up to Trenton Wednesday by the indisposi tion of her father P W Scott the Imperial lawyer was in the city Saturday and Sunday on matters of business Miss Lora Fuller returned Sgnday to her home in Arapahoe after a short visit with Mrs J W Hasty Mrs H L Kennedy and son who have been visiting in Omaha since be fore Christmas arrived home Monday night Russell Woods of Wauneta who has been visiting at the home of Mrs Stella Allen left on Tuesday night for Denver where he is attending school W B Mills who is in Grand Rapids Michigau on account of illness of bis mother writes that his mother was suc cessfully operated upon Monday morn ing and is getting along nicely Mrs Peter Carty is back from Leb anon While there she attended a re ception at the home of Mrs J B Cum- mmgs Thirty seven persons attended and a feature of the entertainment was home grown oranges of which everyone had a share sample home News iurs with Larty brought a her Beardsley CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Christian Bible Y P S C E at 7 p 11 and 8 by Rev G welcome school at 10 a m m freachiner at Miller Ail are Catholic Order of services Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m Evening ee ieat 8 oclock Sunday school 230 l Every Sunday Methodist t iay school at 10 am Preaching at 11 anc 9 Junior League at 4 EpworthLeagi it 645 All are welcome M B Carman Pastor Episcopal Preaching services at St Albans church at 11 a m and 8 p m Sunday school at 10 a m All are welcome to these services E R Earle Rector iiEfiSSSSBSBSISIiSIS 1 llimiliiiiJiCiiiilliwwwwiiitCiiiliCiiilIi i ii thwwi Christian Science Services Sun day at 11 a in and Wednesday at 8 p m Subject Sacrament Meet ings held in Diamond block Room open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m Science literature on sale Congregational Sunday school at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p ni by pastor Junior Christian En deavor at 3 p m Senior Endeavor at 7 m Prayer meetin g every Wednesday al 745 p m Sunday evening service in charge of tht Mens club Sermon subject The Lot of Every Man The public is cordially invited to these services G B IJawkes Pastor PROSPECT PARK J H Wade and family spent Sunday at Chas Lees G J Armstrong is having a tussle with the grip this week There will be a basket supper at the Anderson school house Friday evening January 17th Mrs Nancy Stephens of Wray Colo is visiting his sister Mrs W II llart man over on Spring Creek Bert Dodge was out from McCook fore part of the week visiting at Lis sisters Mrs M E Ilartman Wednesday January Sth 1903 was Grandma Ashcrafts 77th birthday and her friends to the number of about 3G gathered at her home and gave her a regular old fashioned surprise party The ladies brought well filled baskets and the men each brought their as and saw and kept busy on the wood pile un til dinner was announced when all re paired to the dining room and sat down to a feast fit for kings and it is needless to say that all did ample justice to it After dinner all gathered in the parlor and O L J houipson in a neat little speech in behalf of the company pre sented Grandma with a fine mantel clock as a token of the love and esteem in which bh is held by all who know her Grandma responded in a few heartfelt words of thanks It was a very pleaant affair and all after wish ing Grandma Ashcraft many happy re turns of the day left for home feeling that it was good to have been there e slin Undergarments mmmmmz mimmsEismsssmaMSLBSfEJEm During this week of unusual underwear bargains we will continue to sell Alt Winter Underwear at 13 Off Regular Prices All Childrens Cloth Coats at 12 Regular Prices Fleischers Shetland Floss at 79c per Box All Blankets at Prices Greatly Reduced Wool and Fleeced Hose at a Big Discount Golf Gloves and Stocking Caps at Ridiculously sices And All Remnants at Just Half Price Every one finds our sales to be just what they are advertised to be viz 5 ONEY SAVED ON SEASONABLE NEW AND FRESH MER CHANDISE The enthusiastic surging and buying crowds of the past week will attest to the truth of this statement Come and get your share Walsh Blk Phone 56 J3L JL Exclusive Dry Goods and Ladies Furnishings -- i if jrrnv tiyiiMtiiiiif1iiig Miiiigiritiij ffily fiCFL 11 ig - T ytw ijiuiminpi Ttff wiuuii wmn - Great ON ALL 75 beads going at 200 beads going at 400 beads going at 450 beads going at 35 combs at 50 combs at 75 combs at 450 combs at 500 combs at mMmL NOTIONS AT GRANNIS 65 175 350 400 25 40 65 400 450 m We say unparalelled and we mean it Such Muslin Under wear bargains were never before offered in this or any other city Our very successful Clean Up Sale of the past week has been but a forerunner of something still better for we unhesitatingly announce that M m hn st Muslin Underwear Made in the United States Will Be S r Sale This Week Jan 1 1 to 18 inclusive At Actual Cost SHERIFFS SALE By virtue of an order of sale issued from the District Court of Bed Willow county Nebraska under a decree in an action wherein Jnno E Whitney is plaintiff and William H Trinkle Trinkles his wife first real name unknown to the plaintiff and Frank WWhitnevwere de fendants to me directed and delivered I shall ofTer at publie sale and sell to the highest bidd er for cash at the east door of the court houe in McCook Red Willow county Nebraska on the 10th day of February 190S at the hour of one oclock P 31 the following described real estato to wit Commencing one hundred feet south of the northeast corner of lot il four in block 10 ten in We t McCook Red Willow county Nebraska according to the recorded plat thereofthence west one hundred forty feet thence south one hundred feet thence east one hundred forty feet thence north one hundred feat to the place of beginning to satisfy said decree costs and accruing costs Dated this tenth day of January 19W H L Pbteksos Sheriff r And in looking over our entire stock of Notions you will I fiind the same reckless cutting of prices Beautiful Collar and Cuff Sets In Cluny and Baby Irish going at about half their value Ail Over Laces and Embroidered Nets all to be closed out at the Lowest Possible Price Now is the time to buy your underwear for next year for we are selling Mens 14 oz Fleece Lined Underwear at 75 CENTS PER SUIT A price that cant buy such underwear any place else in town LADIES AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR to be sold at about half price Come in and convinee yourself that we have bargains for you These Are Snot Cash Prices So Come Prepared fcj GR McCOOK NEBRASKA u J11 r f f ANNIS Phone No 16