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Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Entered at potolllce McCook Nebraska as
second class inuter Published weekly
Advertised Leiter List
The following mail matter remains
uncalled for at tho AlcUook postoftice
March 18 1910
LETTKU9
Guyar A Harzel W W Hall Orie
Hadley Mrs Byrdie D Krauser Miss
Hilda Rettelis J C McDermit CIihh
Peterson F E Smith J B Smith L
Walker Mr and Mrs Roy
CARDS
Hughley Mrs Tom Murray Charles
Moore Mack Ver Valln W Weaver
E R Williams Mrs Rema
When calling for these please say they
were advertised
Lor Conk Po tmaster
IflDIANOLA
Last Fridav evening the Masons and
their families were given a banquet
which was largely attended
The Indianola Orchestra celebrated
St Patricks night with a big dance at
the opera house
The A O U W lodgd held a
smoker in the hall Saturday evening
Refreshments were served and a good
time was had by all present
The Wets held a caucus Friday
night and nominated William Fritch
for Mayor Arthur CrabtreeCouncilman
of 1st ward John J Strunk Councilman
of 2nd ward-
Indianola base ball team played Pump
kin Hill Sunday The score being 10
to 11 in favor of Pumpkin Hill
Carrie Schoenthal of Bennett Nebr
is here visiting her brother Dan and
family
Preston Rollins is out this week on
the road with his brother Cal getting
pointers on salesmanship
Tom Minnick of Cambridge was a
city visitor the latter part of the week
Susie Colling visited relatives in Mc
Cook Monday
Albert Norman was out in the country
last Sunday looking over a Dairy farm
Joe Murray of McCook spent Sunday
with the home folks
Alarming Symptoms
My wife has taken up the use of
Indian clubs what do you think of
that doctor Well really If my
wife began the use of any kinds of
clubs I should consider them alarm
ing symptoms
Father McDIvitts Sudden Death
Dr and Mrs W E McDivitt were
called to Lincoln last Wednesday night
by news of the sudden death of the doc
tors father who passed away before
they arrived in Lincoln on No 6 Thurs
day morning
While the father had not been in very
good health for some time his condition
was not considered serious On the diy
of his death he attended to some matters
of business in the morning ate a hearty
dinner but was claimed in a few hours
afterwards by acute pneumonia
He was engaged in the real estate
business a man of much energy and
push iu his line and highly esteemed by
a large circle in the capital city where
he resided for many years
Interment was made in Lincoln on
Saturday afternoon
The deceased was active in church
and lodge work and there were a wealth
of floral tributes from friends in these
circles au specially handsome and
large piece from the people who occu
pied the same business building
The bereaved ones have very tender
sympathy of many friends here and in
Lincoln
Dr and Mrs McDivitt returned home
on Sunday night
R F D WO 1
Will Sheets and brother-in-law from
Bartley are here moving a house for
Mrs J I Lee from West McCook to
4th street east
Miss Pearl Vandervort of Indianola is
visiting her aunt Mrs J I Lee and will
remain a couple of weeks
Mrs Chas Evans health is very bad
and she expects to go to Denver soon
for medical treatment and change of
climate
Willard Walker is expected back the
first of April to work for J I Lee
This will be his fourth season and the
ice customers are anxious for his return
Mrs McDougalis taking treatments
at the Waconda Springs Kansas
C B Fowler loaded a car of house
hold goods etc for shipment to his now
home in Utah His family expect to
follow Saturday
Again it is not too late to order your
trees and shrubs if done in the next few
days We can furnish Cannas Tulips
Crocus Phlox Coleus Caladiums and
Dahlias alsoSalvias Petunia Pany and
Asster plants McCook Greenhouse
Those Poignant Regrets
When a man in church gets ready
for the contribution basket and finds
his smallest coin is a quarter the bad
taste In his mouth last3 all through
dinner Atchison Kan Globe
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To morrow and Saturday is your last opportunity to buy joyous
raiment for Easter
It is with a feeling of confidence that we invite you to inspect our
stock of coats suits and skirts dresses and waists
In spite of the heavy sales of the past week our showing is com
plete as we have been constantly ordering fresh goods
Many new styles will be shown for the first time tomorrow You
have learned to look to us for style authority This marvelous
Easter display will increase your confidence
The fit the finish the careful adaptation of style to material the
excellence of fabrics the refined taste shown in every detail all
indicate the high grade of artistic skill always found in our
garments
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This label is your assurance that the garment bearing it is of auth
oritative style the material of pure wool the workmanship of the
highest quality It is also a guarantee of two seasons of satisfac
tory service
These Faultless Garments can be
found only at our store
Back CombsHair Ornaments
Braid Pins
Collar Pins Belts Fans and air exceptionally complete line of
Easter Gloves
Await your early inspection
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
F S Vahue whs in from the road
over Sunday
Mrs H P Sutton went in to Oma
ha Tuesday night on 6 on a visit to hrr
sister
Miss Ruth Campbell returned last
Friday from her trip to Atchison
Kansas
Miss Blanche Berky of Cambridge
was a guest of McCook friends last
Friday
A H Peacock has moved to the city
and will make this his headquarters for
the Fairmont Creamery Co
Miss Bklle Stephenson departed
Monday for Oberlin Kansas called
there by the illness of ber sister
Miss Emma Perry came up from
Lincoln last Friday night and was the
guest of Miss Edna Waite until Sunday
morning
Mrs C A Deloy visited in Alma on
Tuesday Mrs Deloy her husbands
mother accompanied her home on a
short visit
John Byfield who is finishing his
course in the Arapahoe high school
spent Sunday with McCook relatives
returning Monday morning
Miss Clara Rankin went to Lincoln
Sunday and on Monday entered the
high school in the capital city to com
plete her high school course
Mr and Mrs Albert Barnett en
tertained the members of the Thursday
Whist club Tuesday evening of this
week Mrs J D Hare won the honors
of the evening
James Campbell was down from
Yuma Colorado Sunday to attend the
quiet home wedding of bis niece Miss
Ruth Campbell He returned west on
Monday morning
H II Pickens one of Red Willow
countys early settlers now of Escalon
California who has been very ill we
are happy to note is now improving
Miss Merle Miller Roy Green and
Baxter Austin all members of the class
of 1910 entered the graduating class of
the Arapahoe high school Monday
Miss Vernice Franklin left Friday
night on No 14 for Kansas City After
visiting briefly there she will go on to
Dodge City Kansas and other points in
Southeastern Kansas to be absent two
or three months for her health
Mrs A A Fish and Miss Tessa went
down to Edison last Thursday night to
briefly visit her parents before depart
ing for Colorado to live They returned
to McCook Monday night and contin
ued on their way to Denver
J day
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cok W C T U
The president of the First National
bank in a Nebraska town said to a Lin
coln man the other day
I was formerly an advocate of sal
oons thinking that the best way to gov
ern and control the business but after
our town went dry I found that I wbb
badly mistaken I believe a vote to d y
would show our town 90 per cent dry I
could point to ten men now who today
are No 1 good sober citizens and nine
of hem have an account in my bank
who during license times were drink
ing half the time and spent their surpks
at saloons Simply could not stand the
temptation
In Bhort practically everything won
in that long and bard fight will be
thrown away if the city votes for saloons
on April 11 By a large number of citi
zens this is regarded as the most serious
point involved in this referendum
Christian Church Easter Program
Easter program given at the Christ
ian church next Sunday evening at
830 oclock
Song Strains of Victory Choir
Reading of spripture
Prayer
Recitation Hazel McClain
Recitation Cecil Graves
Dialogue E-A-S-T-E-R
Recitation William Jimerson
Recitation Daisy Baldridge
Song Happy Happy Easter Time
Recitation Edna Delong
Recitation Lyle McClain
Dialogue The Glad Awaking
Song Hosanna to the King Choir
Recitation Thelma Heskett
Recitation Dosie Justice
Recitation Sylvia Vincent
Dialogue Red White and Blue
Recitation Beatrice McClain
Recitation Croker J imerson
Song Follow the Victor King
Recitation Nora Bryan
Recitation Maud Tuttle
Drill March of the Leaves
Vocal solo
Recitation Edith Baker
Recitation Fern Graves
Song God Will Roll Away the Stone
Pillars of Fire
Great men are the fire pillars in this
dark pilgrimage of mankind they
stand as heavenly signs evrlasting
witnesses of what has been prophetic
tokens of what may still be fhe re
vealed embodied possibilities of hu
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Special Easter Offering
Our Millinery Department
The Garden of Easter Blossoms
Our Spring showing excels any previous eftorts in magnitude vast assort
ments of charming models are displayed in an array that should adequately
meet every requirement and suit every taste
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Silk Petticoats to Match the Easter Gown
We Have In All Colors at 450 600 S750 and Si 000 Each
GENUINE HEATH ERBLOOM PETTICOATS
We Sell In all Colors at 1 75
Beautiful Embroidery Flounces at 2 3 and 4 Each
Sun Shades for Easter
Our selections of Parasols are now in entire readi
ness All the popular styles in Plain and Embroid
ered effects with beauti ul long handles at unusually
attractive prices
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A Snowdrift of Neckwear
Including a large variety of DUTCH COLLARS
Linen Stocks Jabots and
Fancy Collars
Hosiery in Spring Shades
Are found with us in elegant values for 25c and 50c
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In all the daintv shades
S and black for i50 to
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN
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Tomatoe Cabbage and Sweet Potatoe
plants in an quantity at the McCook
Greenhouse Phone Red 214
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Come in and see them
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A reliable man in McCook to take
subscriptions forsti ckand represent the
United Wireless Telegraph Co This is
a live proposition and a money maker
Address C H Pakker
No 622 Bp Building Omaha Neb
For Rem
Nicely furnished room heat light
and adjoining bath room One or two
gentlemen two single Jbeds BEACH
Phone black GG r12 1st st east
Jennings Hughes Co
Plumbing Heating
and Gas Fitting
Estimate- furnished free
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building
Becker Mayer
are the people who devote
a large portion of their
time to
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Rozell Sons
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West B street
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