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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1910)
Rev I w Williams Testifies Rev I W WiJIinniH lluntineton W Va writes m a follows This is to certify that I used Foleys Kidney Rem edy for ocrrou i jchaustion nnd kidney trouble nnd m free Jo my that Foleys Kidney Remedy will do all that you claim for it Sold by A McMillan CITi UiUKCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Congickiational Hiunching at 11 and 8 oclock Sunday school at 10 a m CliriHtian E iinvor 7 oclock Praer meeting Wednesday evening at eijjht ocloct The public is cor dially invited to these servicen Khv R T Baysk Piihtor Spiscopal Preaching services at St A loans church at 11 a m and 730 p Sunday school at 10 a m Com nmi ion 1st Sundays 11a m 3rd Sun days 745 n m each mouth AH are wfeiuurue to those services E R Earle Rector Catholic Ordur of services Mass 30 u m Mass and sermon 1030 a m Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday 3iiool230 p m Every Sunday Wm J Kirwin O M 1 Methodist Sunday school at 10 am Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Class at 12 Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 64fi Prayer meeting Wed nesday night at 745 i Hkyakt Howk Pastor Z o EvANOKqrqjkLLuTHERAN Regular Gorman preaching services in church corner ofjEand 6th street east every Sunday moroing at 10j All Germans ccrdinlly invited Rev War Brueggeman 607 5th st EaBt Christian Science 219 Main Ave nue Services Sunday at 11 a in and Wednesday at 8 p m Reading Room open all tho time Science literature on Bale Subject for next Sunday Life SVANGKtlOAL LUTHERAN tionai Sunday School at 930 a m Preaching at 1030 a m and 730 p m by pastor Junior C E at 130 p m Senior O E at 700 p m Prayer meetings every Wednesday and Satur day evenings at 730 All Germans cordially invited to these services EH V G DSTA V HEN KE LM A J N 505 3rd street West Simple Remedy for LaGrippe LaGrippe coughs are dangerous as Jhey frequently develop into pneumonia Foleys Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs fo that no serious result need be feared The genuine Foleys Honey and Tar contains no harmful drug and is in a jellow package A McMillen J1AR1UN W II Eifcrt hipped in ten cars of ice from Ludell Kansas which averayed 22 inches thick He Htored it in tht ice house back of Dr Bartholomews boue ind office The entertainment at the school house last Thursday niulit was well attended and everyone seemed well pleased Those from Gervr precinct marketing iocs here last Friday wpre Berndt Broa and Samuel and Alec Ellis Mr Barnes from near Cedar Bluffs was in town on business Monday II L Goodenberger of Danbury was was in town one day last midweek be tween trains J E Dcdge shipped in a car of ice from Orleans Monday Martin Nilson was down near Omaha Suspecting an alfalfa mill the first of the rreek Powell Nilsson were oh the Kansas City markot with six cars of sheep last week Mr Powell of Lincoln accompa nied the shipment John DeLong from south of Danbury was in town Friday posting bills for his public sale Feb 1st Sam McClung and family of OKlaho ma arrived last midweek for a visit at the parental J C LafTerty home nrrth of town Mr and Mrs G T Plumb and son Wallace visited at Cedar Bluffs Friday afteruoon and Saturday Thursday evening about seven oclock the town was startled by the alarm of fire and in a very few minutes the entire town was out The fire was found to e in Ernest Galushas bouse which had caught between the walls from an over heated stove and for a short time it looked as if the house must go but by good work the fire was put out before much damage was done most of it be ing on the roof where the shiugles were torn off It was a narrow escape for a few minutes delay would have made it impossible to save the house EacnH TJMI2 EfflfOrra InlMUyiisl im rrraTTriTiaTrrn I - VJ M 4J Tk A JX J DARBURY Rea Oman and FraiiL eatt r were county capital visitors Tuesday last Boru to Mr and Mrs J L Newman January 10 a baby girl Mother aud baby doing nicely T E McDonald was an Omaha vis itor Monday last Mr and Mrs B N Leisure are on the sick list Miss Fay Nadon had a number of her schoolmates and friends come out to her home Sunday last to participate in a bountiful dinner Rev N L Packard of Lincoln Nd braska arrived Tuesday last to hold a series of meetings here J L Sims left Monday last for Om aha to buy implements On Monday last as the Band boys were practicing the Jolly Thimble Club ladies came in and gave them a great surprise Eich lady had an arm ful or basket full of gODd things te eat Everybody Beemed well pleased Clyde Cordner will lecture at the Op era house Saturday January 29th L W Robinson of Lebanon was up Tuesday on a business trip The Lodge gave John DeLong a sur prise Wednesday night Henry Voutz held the lucky ticket at Stones Monday The Band gave an open air concert on the street Saturday RED WILLOW Are you watching the comet You would better as nona of us will ever see it again To those of us who saw the wonderful DonatFs comet of 1S58 this one is somewhat disappointing in size and brilliance After a weeks visit with Mrs Louis Longnecker Mrs Lewis Elmer and two little girls returned home on Saturday This winter has beea hard on stock John Longnecker lost a number of cat tle and a young mare Owens lost an old mare and Will Season three horses Mrs Paul Smith spent the latter part of the week at the Smith home Mrs F C Smith went up to McCook Friday evening on No 5 to spend Sat urday with her old friends Mr and Mrs Earl Hill the occasion being Mr Hills birthday She returned Saturday even ing on No 10 There was a pleasant gathering of young married people at Louis Long neckers on Friday night They had an excellent supper indulged in some old fashioned childrens games had music and such an enjoyable time Ask Ben King what time he left wnn wMiwirwwm jwhi ofr Biscuit are more than mere soda crackers They are a distinct individual food article made from special materials by special methods in specially constructed bakeries Thev are sealed in a special way which gives them crispness cleanliness and freshness which crackers from the paper bag BARTLEY Mr and Mrs llagnard from near Lin c iln are visiting Mr anil Mrs Will Hag gard who reside north of Barlley Mrs Murry Corbin was called lat week to Lincoln to attend tbn funeral of her father Mr Je se Reece She re turned home last uf the week Crus Cowles for s veral ears a res ident of Bnitley and a prominent mem iinr f the G A R died at his home in Plait mouth earl last week Ho was tLe father of Mrs F A llodgkin When the news was received here Mr and Mrs F A Hodgkin and Mr and Mrs Ira Ritchie went to Plattsmouth to attend the funeral Mr and Mrs Keller returned this week from their visit to Colorado Mrs Mamie Walker and daughter re turned here last week from her visit to Wauneta Nebraska and this week left for ber home near Sterling Colo Mr and Mrs McD Hobbs visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry L Brown Thev bad a sale last week and will move to Colorado in tho spring Bartley people have taken much in tertst in viewing the comet Mrs Abraham Sipe received a serious injury to her hip by a tall on the ice S W Stilgebouer and wife were over from the Beaver last week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs FG Stilgebouer Mrs Murry Corbin is the proud pos sessor of a new piano of the most ap proved make Mrs Marion Rittenberg of Indian ola was over Sunday visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs John Durbin Mr and Mrs Vill Marts went to Lin coln Wednesday where Mrs Marts will undergo a surgical operation Harry L Brown returned home from Scotts Bluff last Thursday evening and left here Sunday evening of this week for Brush Colo where he will re sume his labors in the art preserva tive Mr Jas Barnhart has returned from Missouri and says Nebraska looks bet ter to him than before his visit there County Clerk Skalla was a Bartley caller last week shaking bands with his many friends Will West of Red Cloud was a vis itor here last week making arrange ments to return with his family to Bart ley H H Gallatin had a sale of his house hold goods and other property here last Saturday and left this week wirh his family for their new home at Blessing Texas near Matagorda Bay always lack They are the Na tions accepted soda NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Truman Wood has been very sick for several days with acute gastritis Dr Arbogast of Bartley and Dr Kee of Cambridge performed a surgical op eration on Howard Jones Tuesday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs G W Jones Mr and Mrs F A llodgkin and Mr and Mrs Ira Ritchie returned Sunday evening from Plattsmouth Mrs A L Cochran is kindly caring for the little girl9 of Mrs Marts while she is in the hospital at Lincoln The revival meeting continues at the Christiun church Real Estate Filings The following real estate filings have been made in the county clerks office William Long et ux to Hanni bal H Miller wd 7 2 in 7 1st McCook S2000 00 Margarett J Houlihan to Daniel W Colson of McCook bill of sale of notion store known as Houlihan Compauy at Mc Cook 700 00 LE Barger at ux to LM Big gins wd 1 in 9 2d McCook 1500 00 Same to same wd 10 11 in 9 2d McCook 1000 00 Charles T Parris et ux to Fred H Billings wd 2 in 2 West McCook 500 CO William S Young et ux to Wal ter A Dike wd e hf nw qr 30-1-29 2000 00 Samuel C King et ux to Henry J C jd wd sec 23 e hf 29 nwqr33 2 30 11000 00 A Traveling Salesman 11 F Beers 617 7th Avenue Peoria 111 writes 1 have been troubled for some time with kidney trouble so se verely at times I could scarcely carry my grips After using- one bottle of Foleys Kidney Pills I have been entire ly relieved and cheerfully recommend them to all Foleys Kidney Pills are healing and antiseptic and will restore health and strength A McMillen P Question lllfSl as to the JlJJlJl Superiority SSSf of jW bssy 9 Baklsis P swdeE3 Received Highest Award Worlds Pare Food Exposition Chicago 1907 Whos the Town Booster Why Here He Is xtm MJsbfeJ if The citizen who praises his own town The citizen who encourages local enterprises The citizen who helps along home improvements The citizen who patronizes the home merchants The citizen who gets his job print ing done in his own town That mans THE TOW BOOST ER Typewriter ribbons papers etc for sale at The Tribune office After exposure and when you feel a cold coming on take Foleys Honey and Tar the great throat and lung remedy It stop3 the cough relieves the con gestion and expels the cold from your system Is mildly laxative A McMillen Foleys Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine It in vigorates the entire system and strength ens the kidneys so they eliminate the impurities from the blood Backache rheumatism kidney and bladder troub les are all cured by this great medicine A McMillen druggist k S v Delinquent Personal Tax Notice Personal Taxes for 1909 now un paid were delinquent December 1st now drawing interest at 10 percent from that date Should be paid du ring the month of January Are subject to collection by distress war- rant after February 1st 1910 S C NADEN Co Treas McCook Neb Jan 1 1910 BOX ELDER Mr and Mr F G Lytle visited Mr and Mrs I 11 Harrison last Sunday afternoon Elmer Wolfe is home from Topeka Kan where he has been attending school Mrs Chas Wilson entertained her grandmother and aunt Mrs Martha Johubon and Mrs Geo Shields one day last week T M CampDell sold a span of mules last Saturday The roads have never been known to be as bad before in history of Nebraska Miss Sadie Blanchard of McCook visited at the Mr and Mrs F G Lytle home the latter part of last week There was a Hard Time party held at F G Lytles last Friday evening and by tho looks of the clothes worn it was wen named Ms3 Leah Doylo and George Hirrlsou won the prizes for the oldest costumes Chrs Bolles assisted Kev Tyler with his music at the serviced Sunday after noon and evening at Spring Oeek COURT HOUSE NEWS COUNTY COURT Following licenses to marry have been issued since our last report Eli M Harmon 19 and Myrtle Mary Stulken IS both of McCook Married by the County Judge January 22nd 1910 William F Xeiwig 32 and Anna Boeh hng 23 both of McCook Daffer I Evans 23 Armour South Dakota and Bessie M Welborn 20 of Lebanon Mrs S Joyce Claremont X H writes About a year ago 1 bought two bottles of Folej s Kidney Remedy It cured me of a severe case of kidney trouble of several years standing It certainly is agrand good medicine and I heartily recommendit A McMillen Pneumonia Follows a Cold but never follows the use of Foleys Honey and Tar which stops the cough heals the lungs and expels the cold from jour system A McMillen g i
