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Christmas Gifts
UPPERS
In All Crlrs
For All the Family
We have for your in
spction an exceptionally
nifty assortment
Viersen Osborn
DEATH OF MRS J F GANSCHOW
Passed Away Last Saturday Having
Been III for Long Time
Tio many friends of Mr and Mrs
J F Ganschow formerly of this ci
ty wih be pained deeply to learn
of the death last Saturday of Mrs
Ganschow in their home at Colum
bus Ohio Mrs Ganschow has been
in failing health for some time but
her death was nevertheless unexpect
ed to their many old friends in Mc
Cook where they formerly lived for
many years
The remains were taken to the old
home in Danvers Illinois last Sun
day for burial
he Tribune expresses the senti
ment of a host of friends in extend
ing Mr Ganschow and son the pro
foundest sympathy in this sorrow
and loss
New Supt Here
Rev Fred Berry the newly chosen
superintendent of the Nebraska Bap
tist convention spent last Sunday
in the city occupying the Baptist pul
pit upon both morning and evening
services
Baby Rhodes Succumbs
The four-months-old baby girl of
Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes died on
last Thursday morning of erysipelas
Brief services were held at the home
Friday morning by Rev L E Lew
is burial following in the Longview
cemetery of this city
Electricity in Country
Manager Scott of the McCook Elec
tric Co tells a Tribune man that
the prospects are good for an exten
sion of the power of the local plant
to farms in the neighborhood of
McCook for power lighting etc
The Main Store
On the Main Street
If it is the freshest and best in gro
ceries fruits vegetables etc you
seek look no further than Hubers
City Bureau
For solving holiday problems
McConnells Gift Store
A Pretty
Picture is
is an ornament any
where but a phot
ograph is more life
like and true to na
ture Wo take the
Most Natural
Photographs
because we study
the art from a sci
entific standpoint
and have the skill
which comes from
experience only
We make special
ties of childrens
pictures talcing
them by instanta
neous process An
artistic finish to
every picture
E Schell Kimmell
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1st Door North Commercial Hotel
DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT
Remains Brought to Her Old Home
for Interment Tuesday
The remains of Mrs Hannah J
Holmes arrived in McCook Tuesday
morning for burial She passed
away peacefully at the home of her
daughter in Missoula Montana last
Friday The remains were accom
panied here Tuesday morning by
her son M H Holmes and son-in-law
and daughter Mr and Mrs E H
Edson all of Missoula
Mrs Holmes and son Mel lived in
McCook for several years in years
agone and many Tribune readers will
remember them in sympathy
Mr and Mrs Edson and M H
Holmes departed Tuesday night for
their home in Missoula
Mrs Hannah J Holmes was born
in Delaware county New York July
12 1832 Died at the home of her
daughter Mrs E H Edson in Mis
soula Mont December 16th 1910 at
the age of 78 years 5 months 4 days
She was the mother of 7 children
four of whom have passed on before
her Three remain to mourn their
loss Mrs E H Edson and Mr M
H Holmes of Missoula Mont and
Mrs H I Baker of Gowanda N Y
Mrs Holmes was a member of the
Methodist church all life and was for
several years a member of the Mc
Cook church She died in full faith
of her eternal reward
Funeral services were held in the
Methodist church in our city Dec
ember 20th 1910 conducted by Rev
L E Lewis
Card of Thanks
We are most grateful to the la
dies of the Aid society of the M E
church the members of the I O O
F and to the pastor of the church
and all the friends for assistance and
sympathy in the death of our moth
er
Mr and Mrs E H Edson
Mr M H Holmes
Swastikas are Entertained
At a house party at the home of
Miss Zella Osborn kA feature of en
tertainment was a box party at the
Temple Theatre Saturday evening
to see Paid in Full after which
the girls partook of a tempting sup
per at the home of the hostess and
then no end of fun and stunts more
easily imagined than described They
went to bed but not until chanticler
had warned them of the coming of
the dawn The gue3ts present were
Marcella Ryan Alice McKenna Merle
Hostetter Irene Cathcart Agnes El
bert Mrs Jack Davis Mrs Harold
Morris Chloe Davis and Hattie and
Lillian Schmidt
A Chest of Silver
is one of the most acceptable pres
ents you can buy We have many
beautiful patterns in sterling and
fine plated wares We can match
the design you have
H P SUTTON CO
Jewelers
Deputy Treasurer Resigns
Deputy County Treasurer H W
Conover handed his resignation to
County Treasurer Clifford Naden
Tuesday morning making same ef
fective at high noon of that day No
appointment so far has been made
to fill the vacancy
Business for Himself
H W Conover informs us that he
expects shortly to engage in the real
estate insurance and abstract busi
ness in our city
Give Opera Glasses
An appropriate gift for lady or
gentleman Go to McConnells Gift
Store for them
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
Subscribe for the Tribune
Coffee if you want the best see
MAGNER Phone 14
Get our RATES on FARM LOANS
DORWART BARGER
Canning pears by the bushel at
MAGNERS Phone 14
All grades of Oxford flour and
each sack guaranteed at the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
Lasting prosperity and safe bank
ing grow In the same soil The lib
eral policy of the First National
Bank for fair dealing and home de
velopment has raised a big crop of
local prosperity Our depositors and
friends appreciate it
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t6
Postoffice Hours Dec 25 and 26
For the accommodation of patrons
the postoffice will be open Sunday
Christmas Day from 10 a m to 1
p m
Monday December 26th will be
observed as a holiday the office clos
ing at 1 p m Carriers will make
morning trips only The usual ser
vice on rural routes
LON CONEP M
I Will Sell All
my private furniture decorated chi
na etc very cheap Parlor suit buf
fet parlor and library table easy
chairs chiffonier etc
A F COMINGS
Commercial Hotel
SIGNETS
Rings scarf pins brooches en
graved as you want
H P SUTTON CO
Jewelers
Remember him with a collar and
cuff box We have them in celluloid
leather and decorated wood boxes
McConnells Gift Store
You have absolute control of your
account in the First National Bank
No one can ever withdraw your mon
ey except by your written consent
Bracelets all widths and patterns
H P SUTTON CO
Jewelers
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 22 1910
Christmas ifts of
QUALITY
H P Sutton Co Jewelers
Subscriptions
If you want to subscribe for or re
new your subscription to any daily
paper or magazine call on me and I
will save you money
BARNEY HOFER
McCook News Co
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted us during the
sickness and after the death of our
darling baby
Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes
For a ready-to-eat lunch try spagh
etti
MAGNERS Phone 14
Fancy Figs Stuffed Dates Raisins
and all kinds of Shelled Nuts at the
BON TON -
Last Week for Christmas Shopping
This is the last week in which to
do your holiday buying make time
and money count by buying where
assortment is greatest quality high
est and where your money will buy
the most Do this and you will come
here See our goods and get pric
es then look around if you think it
worth -while
X W McCONNELL Druggist
And these very names have a
Christmassy sound Fancy boxes fill
ed with the finest assorted chocolates
at the BON TON
Huber has tons of good stuff for
the Christmas season You know
the Main store on Main street
Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy At Huber8 only
A WIRELESS MESSAGE
FROM SANTA CLAUS
reveals the fact that t is a pleasure to do Christmas
shopping at McMILLEN PRUGSTORE His
stock includes impart Dolls GaCarts Shoo Fly
Rockers Toys Books Pictures Fancy China Toi
let Articles Novelties Brass Goods Handbags Box
Candy Stationery Post Cards and Albums etc etc
A McMillen Druggist
VERY SATISFACTORY PLAY
Such Is the General Verdict on
Paid in Full
It is a pleasure to note a perform
ance of the grade and character of
Paid in Full There was some
meat to it The cast was strong
Brooks possibly not measuring up
to the stature of other members of
the company But withal it was
far above the average both in qual
ity of play and in personnel of com
pany
The attendance was numerous and
the point of appreciation clear if not
demonstrative
March Johnson Florists
will have a complete line of cut and
potted flowers for your Xmas table
Carnations Roses Poinsettias Nar
cissus Violets Loiraine Begonias Cy
clamen Cineraria See our display
at the Bon Ton and leave your or
der there or phone red 214
For Sale Cheap
My fine rosewood cased Irving
piano A bargain for anyone wish
ing a fine toned piano
A F COMINGS
Commercial Hotel
The next W C T U meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Ruby
December 30th It will be a social
and business meeting
SEE SANTA CLAUS
AT MISS PRIMS
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8 OCLOCK
EVERYBODY COME
REHEMBERTHE DATE
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COMPLIMENTS OF SEASON
AN AGED MOTHER PASSES ON
The End Came for Mrs Martha J
Strine Peacefully Wednes
day Last
Mrs Martha J Strine full of
years passed away Wednesday of
last week at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs Edwin S Walters of our
city
Funeral services were held in the
Methodist church last Friday after
noon conducted by Rev L E Lew
is after which burial was made in
Longview cemetery of this city
Martha J Fornish was born Jan
uary 10th 1833 in Chambersburg
Penna and died in McCook Nebras
ka December 16th 1910
She was married to Phillip Strine
March 22 1851 To this union were
born seven children three of whom
are still living David Strine of Cur
tis Oklahoma Eugene Strine of
Strang Nebraska and Mrs Edwin
S Walters of McCook Nebraska
There are three stepsons Benjamin
Strine of Washington Joseph and
Peter Strine of Martinsburg West
Va
Mother Strine joined the M E
church when she was 16 years old
and remained a member of the church
until the end In her last days she
was ready and waiting for the end to
come She was sweetly trusting in
her Heavenly Father in whom she
had trusted all her life
The family wish to thank the
neighbors and friends who so kind
ly helped the lodges for their flow
ers and sympathy and the singers
at the funeral service
The funeral service was held in
the Methodist church December 16th
conducted by the pastor Rev L E
Lewis
A Musical Opportunity
The music loving people of McCook
will have an opportunity to hear the
celebrated University Glee Club of
Nebi aska in the Temple theatre next
Tuesday evening The glee club will
be accompanied by the Steckelberg
String Quartette which will render
several choice numbers of the even
ings program
A guarantee list of subscribers for
seats has been secured and these sub
scribers will have the privilege of
selecting their seats one day in ad
vance of the general seat sale To
those subscribers the sale will be
open on Friday December 23rd
the general seat sale being open on
Saturday the 24th
Our people should not fail to hear
these notable musicians
Brought Body from Denver
Wednesday morning on No 2 the
remains of little Eva Pauline the
five-year-old daughter of Mr and
Mrs George Gilbert arrived from
Denver and at 1030 oclock in the
morning brief services were held in
the Pade undertaking parlor on West
B street conducted by Rev L E
Lewis after which interment was
made in Riverview cemetery
Fireman and Mrs Gilbert were
former residents of our city moving
from here to Denver They have
another child buried here Former
friends will remember them in sym
pathy in this new sorrow
DIAMONDS
Ladies Tiffany diamond rings 13
15 18 20 up to 35000 Terms
if desired
H P SUTTON CO
Jewelers
Piano Tuning
I will be home during the Christ
mas holidays and will be able to
promptly handle all orders for piano
tuning and repairing Phone your
orders to Black 344 pr 89
LEWIS LTJDWICK
NUMBER 30
He That Would Not
When He Might
He SHALL Not
When He Would
Is a pretty true saying And
nowhere does it annlv mnrp for
cibly than regarding your bank
account A good many of you
make pretty good moneydraw
big checks but how many of
you have any of it left when
the next pay day comes
Now is a pretty good time to
lay up a snug little balance
Did you ever stop to figure
that the time might come when
it would not be possible Sick
ness loss of employment busi
ness depression and strikes are
menacing things and especial
ly to the man without money
Better take time by the fore
lock and start now with
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehjt V Pres
C J OBrien Cshr
DIRECTORS
J J Loughran P F McKenna
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Episcopal
Saturday evening- from 730 Chil
drens Christmas exercises Parents
and friends are invited Christmas
offerings envelopes due Sunday
Christmas day At 8 oclock First
celebration of Holy Communion 10
oclock Sunday school 11 oclock
Second celebration of Holy Commun
ion with short sermon 8 oclock p
m prayers and sermon Offering
for aseu clergy fund
There will also be a celebration
of Holy Communion on St Stephens
day the L6th and on other days as
announced
A box is placed near the entrance
to the church for questions and notes
for the rector
Methodist
The Sunday school will have their
Chrstmas services on Saturday at
7 3l p m
All the services on Sunday will be
Christmas services and special music
will be rendered by the choir A
cordial invitation is given to all peo
ple who can to worship with us on
this day Let the day be a Joyful
Christmas unto the Lord
The Sunday school of the M E
church will hold its regular Christ
mas exercises in the church Christ
mas eve the 24th at which time
an appropriate program will be giv
en by the little ones and a treat
will be distributed to the children
All are invited to this service z
Congegational
Morning subject The Heart of
Christmas Evening topic The
Birth of the King Special Christ
mas music
Christian Science
Morning subject
Science
Christian
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD
With heavy boiler and machinery
repairs the 1911 was run out of the
shop this month
Among those now in the shop is
the 1952 which is being given heavy
machinery repairs
You know lots of people who have
moved from the state into Lincoln
The Daily Journal will keep you
posted about these people and every
body else you know over the state
See the editor of this paper for a
special 3 rate for next year
GET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED
with
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER
4 cents a sq yd
Phone Black 7 4