The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, October 21, 1909, Image 7

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The Updike
Grain Co
sells the
following coals
Nigger Head Maitland
Canyon City Lump
Canyon City Nut
Baldwin Lump
Iowa Lump
Wier City Lump
Wier City Nut
Sheridan Egg
Rex Lump
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
S S Garvey Manager
Phone 169
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D ANBURY
Carl Simonenson loft Monday for
Healy Kansas to visit his brother He
made the trip ou his bicycle
Postoilice Inspector Rico was in
Tuesday and checked up the office
finding it in good condition
Cliff Sike and Sadie Greenwny weio
Bartley visitors Monday
Roy Thomas is building an addition
on the west end of his house
J L Sims has hired his wheat put
in this fall There are quite a number
working at it
The high school boys have organized
a basket ball team this year
A Bloom of McCook was over Mon
day and fixed the water tauk
T W Musgrave and wife are home
from Cheyenne Wyo where their son-in-law
is in the hospital
Charles Puelz left Wednesday for
Portland Oregon
Dr MeMay has purchased him an
automobile
Finley Scarrow formerly of this place
is very low in the hospital at Cheyenne
Wyoming
Guy French of Herndon Kansas
came down Thursday on his motor
cycle
C II Oman is very low at his homo
in St Joseph Mo
Sam Williams has left for his homo
in Norwood Mo
There was a lare and well pleased
crowd out to lime East Lynne
Thursday night
T C Crebbin enrm homo Saturday
Ho has been visiting the last few months
in Canada
Pierre Ma Feo has moved on the
Murphy place
Win Sandon was a McCook visitor
Thursday
Mrs M M Young and Mrs Roa
Oman wero over to McCook Saturday
returning Sunday
There was a heavy frost Monday
night
Davo Boyer has purchased him a
motorcycle to carry his mail with
MARION
Postofice Inspector Rico was here one
day last week checking up the cilice
and looking over the now R F D
routo petitioned
Win Musgnivo from outh of Dan
bury was doing s ome trading in town
last week
C C Wise of Danbury was on our
streets one day last week
E A Ruby and family of Danbury
were visiting in town Saturday and
Sunday
Mesdames A E and D C Boyer of
Danbury were in town lasit Friday the
guests of Mr and Mrd L D Gjckley
Mol Rodabaugb arrived homo Satur
day from a two weeKb visit with his
parents at Logau Kansas
C L Tandy went to Atwood Kansas
Monday to worlc
Mrs Eifert and daughters Elsie and
Winona visited her mother Mrs Miller
north of Danbury Friday and Saturday
Jesse Smith left Friday via McCook
for a visit with his ton in Wyoming
Bill Miller and wife and Grandpa
Remington from north of Danbury visit
ed at the Eifert home Sunday
Fred Furman from sunny Kansas
has purchased tho blacksmith business
of G T Plumb also the residenco pro
perty of W A DeMay and will soon be
come a resident of this burg
Mrs Dodge left Saturday evening
and Mrs Ntlson and Mrs V icks Sun
day vin McCook to attend the W C
T U convention at Lincoln
Mrs L D Gockley visited at Dan
bury Sunday
Mrs Bartholomew and baby visited
relatives at Lebanon last week
The Van Pelt thresher was still nn tho
ranch tho first of the week having been
delayed last week by bad weather
E Galusha did soaie plastering for B
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B Smiley near Drirburv iIih latter end j is a fine specimen and woigha24 pound
of last week mid fore pHi t of thin
A man from Missouri was in town
with a car of apples on the truck the
first of the wei k
S C Lyons arrived homo IM In from
a couple weeks nit with iii- in
Fort CollinsCuli
Dr and Mrs Bartholomew entertain
ed relatives fron Lliinuii Saturday
and Sundiiv
BAkrLEY
J E Ford sold two quarter Ructions
of laud inst Ween ti panics liotu near
Hastings Tiiey suv crops aro not as
good around Hustings irfhere
Rev White was a business visitor to
Atlanta two days last week
11 L BroAti anl wifo visited in the
country la a wi i
Miss Bettcher of McCuk here
Saturday getting acquainted una the
voters
Tho Mis es Irma and Lola Sheets
were herd Saturday from Beaver City
with the bisUet ball team
Bartley and Beaver City played a
beaver Uily wou tlio
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Mrs C M Bttbbitt visited her mother
at Atlanta hint utk
Clifford Sipe was over fion Danbury
one day lat week to see the home folks
Theo Faubin wont to Lebanon
Thurtjda where lie lias openrii a barber
shop Theo is a jvoi barber and we
wish him success
Frank Strout of Orleans was a busi
ness visitor here last week Ho is iuw
manngr r of the now mill at Orleans
G W Junta Jas Finnegan Frank
Ball and Jacob Nelson went to
brook on business last Thursday
Mrs C M babbitt and children re
turned from Atlanta Sunday
Ben Wright who has been working for
Mr Malenburg for tho last seven
nunihs went to Fairmont last Saturday
where ho will husk corn for a while
I A Lyman returned homo from the
east Saturday morning
Ira Carver is assisting Murry Corbin
in the barber stiop on S iturdays
Thos Darnel1 uf Lincoln gnv an ir
teresting lecture in the M E church
Monday night
There was a round social at the
Christian church arsonage Tuesday
night
Otto Webber and George Clouso re
turned from the lie iver where they were
putting up a store builoing for Mr
Shippee half way between Lebanon and
Wilsonvill 1
Perry Ginther whu resides at
Idaho sent to his father this
week a sample potato raised there It
Mrs Andrew Finnell and sol- were
ovoi niuht visitors hero thi wi ek with
Mrs Sheets
ISORIII VALLEY
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tMJii Many n it Sdtiirdny with her per
ents
Mrs James Blurr who has been visit
ing the sit week with her paren s Mr
and Mrs E Ovlej Ifr Satur lay morn
ing for her horn- rt Sjririgfhld N b
Win Mell and wii ridivertd hogs in
Cambridge Saturday iniring
Mark Ribblu has b en a- -ix s
subsituto mail carrier on route 1 for 1 1
list lif teen dins Ho wa well pleased
with the work
The regular m mthly bu ns3 and
social of tho C E society il t o Con
gregational church at Cambridge was
held last Friday evening at the homo of
AJi uml Mk Wni Tunchard About
thirty il the im iii ers and their friend
were preheat Sewn new members weio
takvii into tho society during the sea
sion afii r which a turd naming contest
was given Uharles Hell and Carl
nice game of hUet boll here Satuniaj ferd liod for llrat imtJ a uautiful v
rume cure 17 to
vse
and drew stnubir it tarl won Roy
Walsworth won tho booby prize At a
latti hour refreshments were served after
which the departed for their homos
having had a good lime
Arthur Kennaid and Henry Wals
worth of Cambridge were out on tho
ridge hunting Monday morning
Charles visited Saturday and
Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs
GtorgH IJentlej
Charlie lieli is helping Elmer Uobbins
drill wheat this week
Mr and Mrs Wm Hell and son Er
nest visited with Mr- A Utter and
i family Tuesday
Henry Kuhlman and wife visited in
Bartley Sunday
BOX ELDEK
Rev Tylers aro nov settled in the par
sonage
Rev Miller and family returned to
Daubury last Saturday
Mrs T M Campbell is entertaining
her nephew Ora Stewart and wife of
Alma
J 13 Johnson who visited relatives
here and looked after his real estate in
terests ih Frontier county returned
home last Friday
There will bo preaching services at
Garden Prairie next Sunday morning
at Spring Creek Sunday afternoon and
at Box Elder Sunday evening at 8
oclock Everybody invited to these
services
Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous Loomis High Patent Fours
Sold by McCook Flour and Feed Store
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mi Between the thought and sight of you 111
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Clothcraft Clothes cost no more than common
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Mrs Helm loft on Saturday to visit
her daughter Mrs Gieze
Mrs Paul Smith and baby came in
Friday morning to make a long visit at
the old home
F C Smith left Saturday night for a
trip to the mountains with his old part
ner Mr Baker of Lincoln
Arch v- her had tvo ribs brokea by
coming in ll tact with a pitch forkaca
a horses heeis
Mrs RugLlea called to see Mrs Lae
necker ou Sunday afternoon
Mrs Arch Hatcher who expected to
go with Mra Helm oi her trip postpon
ed the vkiit until Inter on account of
Archs accident
Owens Longnecker and wife called Vi
see Arch llatcher lirst of week
Mrs J C Wilon and Mrs Paol
Smith took dinner with Mrs F C
Smith the first of the week
Mrs Ellie Hau well is visiting at Eui
Ilauxwells
Mr and Mrs Cox spent the afterajia
and evening at Louis Longneckersca
Wednesday
Mrs Jake Raodel ppent a night zzd
day at Fred Rindels of McCook
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