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So Sore He Swore
He Swears No More
5 SAL E
There was a Merchant mighty sore
In fact so sore he swore and swore
And kept on swearing more and more
The trouble was that folks instead
Of patronizing him by Ned
Were buying goods by mail he said
One day he got a little hint
On how to make his store a mint
Then hope took on a rosy tint
He came and ADVERTISED his stock
His store was crowded chuck-a-
block
From seven until six oclock
60 now this Merchant swears no more
No longer is he feeling sore
Since ADVERTISING crowds his
store
RED WILLOW
Mr and Mrs Sexson Louis Long
necker and wife and John Longnecker
were McCook visitors on Wednesday
Bain Btopped threshing at Mr Critch
fields on Friday afternoon and it was
too wet to thresh on Saturday while it
did not reach a mile south Everything
needs rain
Emma Howard came out on Saturday
to Louis Longneckers where she re
mained over Sunday
Mrs Owens Longnecker and her
sister Mrs Moran visited Mrs L B
Cox in Indianola on Friday
Horace Taylor and Miss Blanche
Hoagland were married on Wednesday
Only relatives present
Only one young lady left in the neigh
borhood Bed Willow girls ara in de
mand
Jim Miller from the western part of
the county was in this community on
business Friday
Typewriter ribbons papers etc for
sale at The Tribune office
BARTLEY
Prof L A Carnahan of Columbus is
here this week visiting bis parents Mr
and Mrs James Cnrnaban Prof
Onrnahan was a teacher in the Bartlty
school and county superintendent of
thiB county several years ago He is
now owner of a business college at
Columbus and prospering
Ben Lohr and Lawrence Cochran re
turned from their visit to the west
G W Arbognst returned from Dundy
county and is helping his son J W
with the threshing machine
Prof John and wife of Cambridge
visited several days in Bartley last week
with Mr and Mrs Boy Wnlkington
A storm of wind Saturday night
scared several people away from Kenne
dy Bros show
Friday last was a day of excitement
among the lovers of base bail and basket
ball The Danbury teams came over
and altho the threatening rain inter
fered some with the game the players
went on and gave two fine exhibitions
Bartley won the base ball score 5 to 6
and won the basket ball game score 21
to 24 Some fine plays were made dur
ing the games Some of the Danbury
boys brought some beer on the ground
One fellow got too much of the booze
and after the game was over got into a
fight This was the only thing during
the day that marred the pleasure
of the occasion And this trouble
can certainly be attributed to
booze which causes a fellow to seek
trouble and generally find what he is
looking for
Joe Ohleson has returned from the
asylum much improved in health
The battery in the ball game last
Friday was Adams Miller and Sharp
Umpire Theo Faubin
The referee in the basket ball game
was the Congregational minister from
Danbury
John Pucket was down from Indianola
Tuesday
BOX ELDER
Miss Ida Gordon entertained a friend
from McCook part of last week
Mrs Henry Thomas of Lincoln is
visiting her brother G A Shields
Mrs Bobert Larington and Guy
Doyle returned home with Dorothy
Doyle of Haigler and are the guests of
Mr and Mrs D B Doyle
Mrs Martha Johnson returned from
her visit at Alma
Orin Wilson and sister Minnie and A
W Campbell attended the social at
Spring Creek last Saturdey evening
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NORTH VALLEY
Mrs Ernest Edwards visited last
Thursday with her parents D B Sho
waiter and wife
Mrs Elmer Bobbins and Miss Bessie
Saylor helped Mrs Maurice Nicholson
cook for threshers last Wednesday and
Thursday
Ed Edwards returned from Liberty
Nebraska on No 15 last Thursday
morning
Mrs G A Tigard of Carter Neb
who has been visiting her mother Mrs
Eliza Bowen for the past two weeks re
turned to her home Friday evening on
No 10
A party of men were surveying across
the country in this neighborhood last
Friday and stopped for dinner at Wm
Bells They claimed to be working in
the interest of the Burlington railroad
Joe and Jim Bowen and sister Mrs
G A Tigard visited last Friday with
Mrs A Utter and family
Mr and Mrs O W Lockenour and
daughters visited Saturday and Sun
day at Havana Neb with Chas Bole
and family It has been over twelve
years since they last saw each other
Albert Smith and John Underwood of
Nuckolls county Neb stopped Satur
day night at the home of Charles and
Glen Lockenour They were on their
way home from Chase county Neb
Mrs George Bentley is on the sick
list this week
Mr and Mrs Phil Diet left Monday
morning for their home in Orleans Neb
A local rain of one and one quarter
inches of rain fell in this immediate
vicinity last Friday afternoon
Miss Ethel Kuhlman is working for
Mrs George Bentley this week
Miss Bessie Saylor helped Mrs
Shaub cook for the threshers Tuesday
Wm Nicholson and wife Maurice
Nicholson and wife and Elmer Bobbins
and wife were at Wm Millers Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Oxley visited
Sunday at Ed Edwards
Park Brooks and father and Pierce
Oxley helped George Bentley stack mil
let Tuesday
Charles Bentley has returned from
his trip to Colorado SpringB and other
western points
Jake Kutzs little girl is improving at
this writing
John Dietz and wife and Phil Dietz
and wife were picnicing on Medicine
creek one day last week
Ernest Edwards of Dexter Iowa
spent Sunday with his cousins Ernest
and Bert Edwards
Last Thursday morning while going
down a Bteep bank with a tank of water
for the Edwards brothers1 threshing
machine Jimmie Casey had the mis
fortune to upset the tank spilling the
water on himself and breaking the ton
gue out of the tank wagon
are foods for
THERE
all purposes but
Joe and Darius Nicholson were In
dianola visitors Sunday
MARION
Marion was well represented at the
Chautauqua at Oberlin Kansas
J El Wicks and W T Gathercolo
were east bound passengers for Lincoln
Saturday returning Monday
Mrs Deck visited in Danbury from
Friday until Monday
J W Pepper and family attended the
show at McCook one day last week
We experienced the hottest weather
of the season last week the thermome
ter registering 100 in the shade a few
days
Dr and Mrs Bartholomew entertain
ed a cousin from the east a few days
last week
Mrs Charles Emerson of McCook ar
rived in own one day last week for a
visit with her parents Mr and Mrs
Jesse Smith north of town
F M McFadden made a short visit
at Atwood one day last week on busi
ness
Mrs Buby was called to Danbury by
the serious illness of her sister Mrs J
H Ball north of town the first of
last week
W C Shockley and Mrs S E Boyer
of Danbury were in town Saturday
afternoon
Two nice showers of rain fell in these
parts Friday and Saturday laying the
dust and will help the growing crops
considerably
Mrs J E Dodge accompanied by
Miss Buby Weyeneth of Fairview were
east bound passengers Saturday for
St Joe Mo returning Wednesday
The National Stock Co gave their
high class vaudeville here one night
last week to a fair crowd
Grandpa and Grandma Gockley spent
Saturday and Sunday with their son of
Fairview
Hal and Griff DeMay of Danbury
were in town Saturday
We regret to announce the death of
A M Shorey from north of town on
August 13th at 7 a m after an illness
of a few weeks Short services were
held at the home by Bev Bichards of
Danbury and short services at the
grave by members of the M W of A
lodge Wilsonville of which deceased
was a member Interment in the Dan
bury cemetery The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their hours of affliction
Grandma Buby and Mrs Davis of
Danbury visited in town a few days last
week
Sidney Dodge arrived in town Tues
day to vote
Picture framing The Ideal Store
Of course you know Huber keeps the
Wedding Breakfast Coffee
Uneeda Biscuit
for Energy
For the brainenergy
business men need the
muscle energy workmen
need the nerveenergy
housewives need the alU
round energy school chil
dren need
A soda cracker in ap
pearance more than a
soda cracker in goodness
freshness crispness
Moisture proof packages
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DANBURY
John Sims and wife of Bussey Iowa
who have been visiting relatives hero
returned home last Wednesday
O B Woods traded hia Stanley
steamer for a Cadillac auto last week
to Charley Picklum of McCook
Several from here attended the Camp
bell Bros show at McCook last
Wednesday
A grand daughter of Bichard Lumb
from Cleveland Ohio is here for a few
days visit
Mayo Green and family attended the
Chautauqua at Oberlin Kansas last
Monday
The band instructor from Orleans was
here Monday and gave the boys their
first lesson
H V Lord and family went down to
Orleans Monday night and visited un
til Wednesday they attended Campbell
Bros show while there
Ernest Castor of Cedar Bluffs Kas
was in town with his auto Monday
J C Moore connty judge of Mc
Cook was in town Thursday shaking
hands with the voters of this district
He is a candidate for re nomination on
the republican ticket
Cliff Tandy of Marion was a business
visitor Monday
A L Overstake the Lebanon jeweler
was in town a snort time last Monday
Hallie Green who has been attending
summer school at Peru arrived home
one day last week
A M Shorey died at his homenear
Marion Friday August 13th Funeral
services Saturday preachsd by Bev
Bichards Interment in Danbury
cemetery
Bill Pepper of Marion was in town on
business Monday
Ferris Hupp of Lebanon was a social
visitor Friday
Editor Greason of the Marion Citizen
was in town on professional business
Monday
C W Bodgers and family Sundayed
at the Bea Oman home
Three motor cycles passed through
town Sunday enroute to Atwood
Several from Wilsonville came up
Saturday to attend the funeral of A M
Shorey
These parts have been suffering for
want of rain for several days
FOR CHILDREN
The safest gentlest most pleasant and
in every way desirable bowel regulator for
children as well as for adults are Rexall
Orderlies They are eaten liko candy
They soothe and invigorate the delicate
intestines making them strong and active
They relieve constipation and overcome
the necessity of the regular use of laxative
If they dont do as we claim we will return
the price paid us for them p Two sizes
xoc and 25c
L W McConnell The Bexall Store
Foleys llonoy and Tar not only stops
chronic coughs that weaken the consti
tution and develop into consumption
but honls and strengthens tho hinga It
affords comfort and relief in tho worst
cases of chronic bronchitis asthma hny
fever and lung trouble A McMillan
druggist
Fresh fruit always hi season at Hubers
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