The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, January 22, 1909, Image 1

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TWENTY SEVENTH YEAR
The Southwestern Hospital its Alms Rules and Regulations
and Purposes J for the new rollor skating rink situated
A hospital being a now iiiHtilution in at the corner of W 1st street and C
our community
tho management talio
this opportunity of giving to tho people
of this vicinity and tho citizens of Mc
Cook a few plain facts concerning the
plana of thid most needed enterprise
and at tho same time of giving instruc
tions concerning entering casee costs
etc etc In the first place this is i
public hospital for all claeses creeds
and colorSi one clns of cases only being
excluded viz contagious disea es
Any doctor may send cuss to tho hos
pital and there care for them the same
as nt homo Tho case is cared for by
professional nurses fed in accordance
with physicians directions and medi
cated as the patients doctor may seo
fit Thohosfitnl charges are two dol
lars per day or fourteen dollars per
- week payable invariably in advance
In return for this amount tho Hospital
Assn furnishes tho patient with a lied
food nnd nursing day and night The
patient is also charged with tho use of
tho operating room in caso where oper
ations are performed and wheie tho
dressing material used is furnished b
the hospital an extra charge is made
Tho physicians also has tho use of tho
electrical apparatus installed nt the
hospital consisting of static galvanic
and faradic currents which facilities
may not bo possessed by all practitiou
ers thus giving both doctor and pa
tient alike tho advantage of modern
therapeutic methods Tho attending
staff consists of tho practitioners of the
city of McOook all of whom have
taken the warmest interest in the new
institution The consulting staff is
composed of physicians of note in tho
nearest large cities and are available in
cases of great severity or when patients
frionds aud relatiyea may feel tho need
of consulting advice A limited num
ber of applicants for training as a pro
fessional nurse will bo received the
applicants answering tho preliminary
requirements and will be given a
thorough training consisting of lectures
and practical hospital work This
course will take two years in accordance
with tho state laws wherTfiio grrulualeT
will bo in position to do nursing for a
good remuneration most nurses receiv
ing twenty five dollars the week A di
ploma will be given entitling the grad
uate nurse to recognition in other
states lhis course will include cook
ing preparation of special diets care of
the sick general nursing surgical nurs
ing materia medica chemistry in
its especial relation to the secretions
care of the operating room and sur
gical assistance together with many
other kindred subjects Even if the
applicant does not intend to pursue
nursing as a profession the training re
ceived is of great benefit in fighting tho
battle of life and fitting oneself for the
duties of the household The nurses of
the training school will be expected to
weir a uniform when in traiuing and
will be given exceptional opportunities
for seeing and participating in practical
work Absolutely no charge is made
for this course the applicant simply
caring for the expense of living which
in the case of one residing here in Mc
Cook will bo practically nothing To
those living out of McCook should
their number be sufficient a house or
home will be provided in which the
training nurse will pay a nominal sum
for bed and board and in which there
will be house rules early hours amuse
ments company limitations etc and to
which rules every and all applicants
will bo required to conform The hos
pital believes that their aims aro worthy
enough to have the support of the peo
ple of McCook and vicinity and to that
end ask that each and every citizen of
this community speak a good word for
tho new institution
WlXXETKA HOdPITAI AsSX LTD
i per Superintendent
One Fourth Off Means
in winter suits at Kozell Az Bargers
S20 suits at 11 1G ones at 12 312 val
ues at 9 And tho other values re
duced accordingly Take the benefit
LADIES
Have you a food grinder If not 3 011
are doing without a very useful kitchen
tool Call and see Our Very Best
food grinders McCook Hardware Co
Mens Suits
6 50 suits for 1 89 S10 00 suits for
739 51250 suits for 869 We ask
your inspection The Thompson D G
Co
Farm Loans
Optional payments No cash com
mission required P S II Eaton
For Sale
Flour feed and seed business For
particulars see C J Ryan
THELMA
L W McConell Druggist
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ItULES AND KKGULATIONS
The management solicits tho patron
age only of thoso who aro disposed to
comply with tho rules and regulations
of this rink and we reserve tho right
to refuse admission or use of skates to
objectionable persons
The patronb of this link aro request
ed torepcrt any inattention or incivility
on tho part of the employees
The use of tobacco in any form in this
pavillion will not ho permitted
Gont lemon will please skate with
their hats removed
Wraps must not be loft in tho seats
Take thorn to the chock room
Persons using their own skates will
bo charged the regular price of rink
skates for use of floor Skates injur
ious to the floor will not be admitted
The management assumes no liability
for accidents to skaters
1 ast skating and racing aro forbidden
Patrons must not leave tho skating
surface with skates on
If your skates do not work properly
go at once to tho skate boy or skate
room
When through skating you must re
turn skates to skate room oefore receiv
ing your wraps
The management will not be held in
any way responsible to patrons desiring
to leave their own skates at tho rink
At the ringing of the boll patrons
must cease skating
REGULAR PRICES
Afternoons spectators 5c skaters luc
Eveniugs spectators 10c skaters 25c
Escaped Unscathed
T A Tucker late with A McMlllen
was a passenger on the Rio Grande pas
senger train in the terrible wreck near
Grand Junction Colo last Saturday
night but escaped without injury
Mr McMillen received a card from
Mr Tucker Monday stating that he
had been in the wreck but escaped un
injured though the dead and injured
lay all around bim
of the
worst in tho annals of western railroad
ing the killed exceeding a score and the
injured double that total
As the baggage car on the train was
destroyed together with its contents it
is presumed Mr Tucker lost his person-
J al effects and wedding presents in his
charge
See to Your Order or Lodge Card
The Triuune has for some time been
printing a lodge and order directory
free on the promise that the cards
would be kept corrected as to fact
officers etc by the several lodges and
orders As we dovoto 10000 a year
free to this purpose we expect those re
ceiving tho benefit to keep tho cards
corrected A glance at the directory
reveals many errors and we must insist
upon the proper officers bringing in the
facts Otherwise we shall discontinue
the cards which we find incorrect
Look to your cards
Ladies Long Coats
These aro selling now at prices as low
as tho term will admit of any lower
price would not be selling Notice
Our S 5 00 coats for S2S0
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1000
12 50
1500
3 89
399
5 99
6D9
8 69
If you wish a coat this winter we
submit it to your judgment that such
genuine reductions are as extreme as can
be expected at all The present is the
time to buy The Thompson D G Co
Mutual Advantage
It would be a decided mutual advant
age to advertise s and publishers if copy
for advertisments wero gotten into pub
lishers hands early in the week of pub- j
lication Better and more accurate
typographic results are thus assured
and delay in the hour of going ro press
avoided These mutual benefits extend
to tho readers of the newspapers They
get better papers more promptly Try
thefuggestion advertisers
Une Fourth Off Sale
See Rozell Parsers announcement
of a genuine one fourth off sale on win
ter goods All goods marked in plain
figures Real values at 25 per cent off
Regular goods Solid worth Take
advantage of this opportunity while it
lasts
Now Making Four Sizes
Our button machine is now making
all of the regular four sizes Bring
your scraps and we will make the but
tons promptly and well The Thomp
son D G Co
Cook Hardware Cos
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Entertained on Large Scale
Mrs G W Norns and Mrs J G
Schobol are entertaining this week on a
scale seldom attempted in this city
commencing with Tuesday evening
their series of social functions have
occupied the week omitting Wednesday
Tuesday evening they entertained the
Awl Os at a 730 dinner in three
courses This club was represented by
a largo presence and the gathering was
one of unusual brilliance The Norris
residence was decorated throughout
with carnations in profusion Miss
Ruth Wiehe both sang and rendered
piano selections during tho evening
Thursday afternoon a large company
of lady friends was entertained at a 130
luncheon with ensuing kensington
Refreshments were served in three
courses at two large tables and several
small ones The daughters of the
hostesses and Miss Regina Provance
and Miss Maude McMillen assisted in
the serving There was a profuse car
nation display throughout the residence
the afternoon
Similar social festivities aro calendared
for this afternoon and tomorrow after
noon
Tommy Argo Succumbs
Thomas Argo died at about six
oclock last Saturday morning at the
home or his mother Queen Argo on 3rd
street west Toramj was taken to his
bed tho Saturday befor 1 his death
with an attack of pneumonia and his
feeble constitution was not able long to
withstand that fell disease Tom pass
ed his 21st birthday in November last
but on account of his bodily infirmities
was but a child in stature lie was em
ployed by W H Harmon of the Pas
time theatre and was accurate and
obliging in his business Though hand
icapped in lifes race Tom was cheerful
and optimistic and consequently war
well and popularly known to many as
was attested by the funeral services at
the home Sunday afternoon His
mother an uncle A L Sikes and cou
sin Will Hicks are the only reiatives
living here
The remains wore buried in Riverview
cemetery
vested in one of these
For Everybody
Meetings for everybody
will begin in tho Congre
gational church next
Tuesday January 26 at
715 p in Rev Perry A
Sharpe who will lead
them is well known in tho
State and in McCook as
a former pastor at Friend
Neb Three years ago ho
hold meetings hero and
greatly helped the church
and the people His mes
sage is interesting chari
table and helpful his
methods are sane and 5
common sense ho is s
a true Christian gentle- g
man JJo sure ana como
out the first night as tho
time is short ALL ARE
WELCOME
The New Professor
The above entitled comedy by Gaorge
Kearns of our city was given in tho
Menard Monday uight by a local com
pany with the author in tho leading
role beforo mi appreciative audienco
well filling tho hall
Tho play is a light comedy in three
acts in which no serious attempt at
heaviness is made in which tho now
German professor is made the amusing
victim of the circumstanco plot of his
pupils
Withal there is tho enlernal and in
evitable love story
The New Professor provides a bit
of clean wholesome amusement and was
giveu an interesting creditable perfor
mance by tho following
CAST
Carrie Wayne a student Ethel Stephens
Annie Faye a student Laura JlcClain
32a Green a student Mabel Ilegenberger
Phillip just a boy blaster Lyle Corey
Dr Laird President of Lairds College
Kay Shrincr
Arabella Laird his sister Lily Kearns
-- -- -- Laird his son Tom OConnell
wissivuui vvienu was at a studoiltr
and Mis i Marjorie Schobel sang during f Bud Weiuer a student
Death of J C Proctor
J C Proctor passed away in the Has
tings hospital Wednesday afternoon at
130 where he recently went for treat
ment The remains arrived here on No
1 yjesterday for burial in Riverview
cemetery Services were held in the
j Christian church this morning at 1030
oclock by Rev Ainsworth
The deceased was born in Kentucky
June 3 1825 Has lived four miles north
of McCook for several years His son
J W Proctor and a sister who live on
the farm here besides a sister in Coun
cil Bluffs and another sister in Los An
geles survive him
Notice Personal Taxes
Personal taxes for 190S were deliquent
Dec 1st and draw 10 per cent from that
date should bo paid by not later than
Febr 1st nex V on and after that date
they are subject to collection by distress
warrant C Naden Co Treas
McCook Neb Jan 20th 1909
In the Baptist Church
A series of revival meetings -will be
held in the Baptist church begining
February 21st Rev J II Clay of
Holdrege has been secured to do the
preaching Mr Clay is a very able
preacher and pastor evangelist Get
ready to hear him
Are You Interested
LIndsey Incubators j in washing machines Then see the
are much improved over those that have One Minute Motor and Michigan
been selling for twice the priced The j Water Power washers at the McCook
Lindsey is twelve dollars at the Mc- Hardware Cos It is monev well in-
ReidMcIfenua
Frank Brady
OHarley janitor G O Moore
Louise Laird Dr Lairds daughter
Thressa Haley
Terry Meriuoll light weight champion
George Kearns
Policeman Cliff liurbridge
Professor Heiniich on IUiineberg from
Germany Percy Rell
Hclvers Terrys trainer CBurbridge
Tho play was given for the benefit of
M W A log rolling meet coming fall
and a drill and inspection by tho local
foresters was a feature of the evening
We congratulate the author and the
company on the result of their efforts
The play was repeated on Tuesday
evening with equal success before a fair
audience
The Woodman log rolling fund is in
creased about 10 hereby and they ex
pect to add more at a play to bo presen
ted February 22 when they expect to
receive a boost from the Havelock quar
tette
A CUUGH
IS BAD FOR A COUGH
MeConnells Balsam is good for a
cough Take tne former and stop tho
latter
Coughing irritates and tears tho deli
cato air cells of thelungs Our remedy
heals and soothes them Your lungs
aro delicato structures and the injury
caused by a neglected cough often paves
the way for future trouble Keep Me
Connells Balsam ou hand and cure that
cough in the shortest possible titno
Phurs
Very nice black fur scarfs 49c I Our
1 00 brown fur scarfs for G9c Those
two styles sell frequently for matting
fur caps 3 00 scarfs for 199 SGC0
scarfs for 3 89 225 muffs for 139
c300 muffij for 1 83 175 childs fur
setts fur 1 19 Yju aro invited to get
your share Tbe Thompson D G Co
The Sterling- Clothing- Co
The II H Tartsch clothing store has
been purchased byjC A Leach Co
who will conduct the business at the
old stand Mr Korns who has bean a
clerk in the store for some time will
continue in the employ of the now com
pany
- Hub Sales Continues
I will continue the sale until February
1st As my spring goods are now on the
road I must make room for them there
fore I will make a further reduction of
10 per cent below the blue mark
The Hub Stoke
Julius Stein
Special Prices on Stoves
at McCook Hardware Cos You can
save ten percent if you buy now at the
stock reducing sale
FARM LOANS
Whittaker Gray 107 West B Mc
Cook Nebraska 25 tf
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 22 1909
Sawyer Tucker
Last Friday night on No G Mr
Thomas A Tucker loft for GreonacreH
Washington where on Thursday after
noon at five oclock ho and Mips Alyce
Kathryn Siwyor wore united in mar
riage
Tho bride spent a number of years of
her lifo in our city being a graduate of
tho McCook high school beside ac
complished in music nnd in painting
no servou as city lmranan for a year
with success
Tho groom has beon pharmacist in
McMillons drug store for tho pnst year
or two coming here from his home in
Bender Neb
They will make their home in Green
acres for tho present at least
Many McCook friends of the esteemed
young couple will heartily join The
Tkiuunr in congratulations and best
wishes
Entertained and Served
The unshino and R B Rs of tho
Congregational Sunday school gavo an
entertainment of merit in the church
last Friday evening to an appreciative
but inadequate audienco Tho program
was a varied one of vocal and instru
mental music and literary numbers
opening with an overture by a promis
ing orchestra of school boys The
efforts of al wero generously applauded
Tho concluding foaturo was the re
freshments served by the young peoplo
of tho clubs
Home made candies wero also sold
during tho evening
Notice to Patrons City Schools
The preparatory grades of the city
schools will bo open to beginners from
January 25 tho Fotruary 5 inc usive
Parents desiring to enter their children
for the first time in school should seo
that they are entered not later than the
above date After that tune thero wiil
not bo suitable classes for beginners to
enter
Chas W Tayloh
Superintendent
BEGINS
HEALING INSTANTLY
Fragrant Lotion is absorbed so quick
ly that youll wonder whery it Iris gone
ToTraco of grenseor remains
to annoy Just a dainty elusive odor to
tell that it has been applied and an im
mediate sense of comfort to show that
the healing has begun It soothes
chapped and roughened skiu in a magi
cal way is perfectly harmless and costs
but 25 cents
L W McCojjm ll Druggist
Card of Thanks
To the friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us during tho illness
and after tho death of our beloved
mother Mrs Catherine Colling We
heartily appreciate every act of kindness
and hereby extend our sincere thanks
and especially for tho beautiful floral
offerings from Mr and Mrs Louis
Fleischman and the Royal Neighbors
of McCook
MRS W H SlIOKT AND BROTHERS
Musical Service
A special musical service will be held
at tho Conaregational church next Sun
day at 8 p in as follows
Soio Miss Helen Schwab
Solo Miss Kuth Wiehe
Violin solo Mrs E O Vahuo
Solo F M Kimmell
Piano solo Mis3 Fay Eikenberry
Auspices Mens Sunday Evening
club Everybody invited
The Famous Blue Book
Rozell Barker have just received
the famous M Born Co Blue Book
and are prepared better than ever to se
cure tailor made clothes for their cus
tomers in spring and summer styles
from Americas gratst merchant tail
ors Guarantee them to fit and please
you
Hose the Children
A good double knee stocking in most
sizes between 5 and 8J the regnlar
prices of which are 10c I2c and 14c ac
cording to size has been pat on the
counter at a clearing price of 7 cents a
pair and are being picked ont rapidly
Como and get your share The Thomp
son D G Co
Bid You Ever See
a Majestic range in a second hand store
No That is because they are so good
they never have to be sold at a sacrifice
Always handled by McCook Hardware
Co It pays to get the best
Unequaled DeLaval Separators
W H llnimon is the local agent and
has in stock on West B street a number
of these famous money making separa
tors Consult him
A Handy Receipt Book
Bound duplicate receipt books three
receipts to the page for sale at Thh
Tribune office
SUNKIST
Beat navel orange grown All sizes
Only G5 cents a peck
J A Wilcox Sox
NUMBER 35
Many Persons
keep their money in this bank
that they may havo it within
ready reach whon needed for
daily uso some keop it hero
awaiting opportunities for invest
ment others to avoid tho risk
and annoyanco of loaning keep
their monoy hero as a permanent
investment It will bo seen wo
accommodate all classes
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THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehx V Pres
C J Cshr
DIUECTOPS
J J Loughran P F McKonna
Centennial of Lincolns Birth
A special meeting of J K Barnes
Post G A R wasjiold last Snturday
for the purpose of completing arrange
ments for a celobration of the Centen
nial of Abraham Lincolns Birth
A committeo was named to call on the
major and request him to designate
February 12lh 1909 as a holiday Tho
mayor has already signified his purpose
so to do
Tho services will bo held in the Me
nard hall at two oclock p m
All the ministers of tho city and their
congregations aro invited to be present
All members of the G A R WRC
Ladies Circle Spanish American sol
diers Sons of Veleraus i x Confederato
soldiers marines and sailors aro re
qiieated to meet at the Odd Fellows hall
at 131 sharp on February I2th to march
in a body to Menard hall
The mayor city council all civic
bodies and tho public in general aro re
quested to m6et with the veterans in
this celebratioa
The formal piogram is as follows
Instrumental music
Invocation Rev Edker Barton
Singing of America Audienco
Vocal Solo
Address on Life and Character of Abraham
Lincoln Bev R M Ainswort h
Heading or Prospectus Memorial Associa
tion Mrs W G Duttoa
Collection for Lincoln Memorial
binding of Star Spangled Banner Audit w
Beading of Lincolns Gettysburg Address
Mrs W S Mori an
Singing or Doxology Audifnr
Bcnedi2tion Rev GBHaukt
By the Committee
Revival at Christian Church
The revival meetings in the Christian
church this week have drawn good
audiences and created a growing relig
ious sentiment and spirit Several ha
taken the initial step to become mem
bers of the church The meetings wiil
continue some time longer Evangelist
Wilkinson is assisting Rev Ainsworth
Big- Boy Kow
The estimate of expenses for
county for 1909 caila for 59550 or
54500 greater than 1903
The estimate for Red Willow county
for 1909 is 872800
Red Willow is getting to be a b boy
now
Missionary Meeting
The Womens Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs R D RodgersNnext Thurs
day afternoou January 28th at 2
oclock
Roofing Cheap at
McCook Hardware Co s About 11
square feet second hand iron just the
thing for sheds and chicken bon-
Seventy five cent per 100 square feet
Penmanship Contest and Exams
A penmanship contest and exam in
tions have given school life this we
an uncommon air of activity
Hake Money With Chickens
Start right witn a Lindsey inenbaror
See them at McCook Hardware Co-
Twelve dollars
Special Meeting A F A M
A special meeting of McCook
Lodge Xo L 5 A F A M is
called for Tuesday evening Jan
uary 2G at S oclock Object of
the meeting Work in the
Entered Apprentice degree
By order of the W M
Lon Cone Secretarv
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