THURSDAY APRIL 6 1911
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J B WADE
Funeral services for the late J B
Wade general chairman for tlic Cii
lington system were held Sunday af
ternoon at 120 oclock at the Cen
tral Congregational church attended
by representative bodies from the or
ganization with vhich Mr Wi e uis
affiliated railroad officials and friends
of the defeated and family In spite
of the inclemency of the weather
there was a large body of Pia at
the church for the funeral services
and quite a umber went o Li
wood cemetery if r the services at tltc
grave
The floral offerings were among
the most profuse and beautiful ever
seen at services of the kind in this
city Along the front of the pulpit
platform were arranged ten large
floral designs from the various or
organizations while a profusion of
smaller designs and wreaths and
sprays entirely covered the casket
Among the organizations who sent
large floral designs were the Elks
the engineers and the firemen
Following the church service there
were ritualistic services by the Elks
lodge under the direction of the Ex
alted Ruler Dr C B Horrel The
Elks also had brief services at the
grave
A mixed quartet composed of H
F Arnold Mrs W B Horton and
Mr and Mrs Everett Hinchcliff ren
dered Jesus Savior Pilot Me and
Some Time Some Day Well Under
stand and Mrs Hinchcliff sang Im
a Pilgrim
The funeral cortege was met at
the Elks building by members of the
Elks Firemen and Engineers organ
izations and they acted as an escort
for the funeral party to the church
Acting as honorary poll bearers
were the following members of the
general committee of the firemens
organization C A Pleger of Sterl
ing Colo O G Coppom of Mc
Cook Neb R B Bettis of Sheridan
Wyoming H B Breitenstein of Ot
tumwa la James Anson of Chicago
W C McNown of Wymore Neb
and Timothy Shea assistant president
of the firemens organization from
Peoria and the following members of
the local lodge D P Becman J C
I McGrath Albert Main A J Stab
lein Hugh Nutter and L L Cain
The active pall bearers were N C
Allen F J Comber Dr D J Evans
Dr F G Hall Mannie Larson and
Ira Cummings
Sunday morning at 10 oclock some
120 of the members of the firemens
organization gathered at the hall and
proceeded in a body to the home
where they met Mrs Wade and ex
pressed their sincere personal regret
in the loss which herself as well as
the members of the organization had
sustained
The following members of the gen
eral firemens board were here Sun
day for the services
H A Husted of Denver William
Layland of LaCrosse C C Peters
Lincoln Jas Anson Chicago H M
Storrs Kansas City C A Brouse
St Louis E E Gray Centerville La
O G Coppom McCook W C Mc
Nown Wymore R B Bettis Sheri
dan Wyo T A Richards Creston
la I R Cullins Beardstown John
Heitz Aurora C A Pfleger Ster
ling Colo H B Breitestein Ot
tumwa Iowa
In addition to these were Messrs
Deere and Hill from McCook Par
sons of Centerville la and Weingard
en and McKinney of Brookfield Mrs
C C Peters also accompanied her
husband Galesburg 111 Daily
County Woodmen Camp
The Woodmen of Red Willow coun
ty held a camp in the city last even
ing which was participated in by del
egates from all over the county
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The Agricultural College
Continued from page 1
Deere T A Endsley Jacob Betz M
Esch W A Mitchell J H Steph
ens E F Osborn TJ G Etherton
Bartley J B Cummings Lebanon
Edward Sughroue Bartley Conrad
Krieger Emerson Hanson
Publicity Committee
F M Kimmell chairman C W
Taylor C W Barnes J F Cordeal
C D Ritchie
Ways and Means Committee
P Walsh chairman A Barnett J
E Kelley L W McConnell G H
Watkins H P Sutton F A Pennell
Location Committee
F A Pennell chairman C H
Boyle J E Kelley P Walsh A
Barnett H P Waite
Entertainment Committee
L M McConnell chairman C L
Fahnestock A Barnett Rev W M
Patton W S Morlan J A Wilcox
H E Culbertson H C Clapp W B
Mills L Suess George Willetts Jr
M Lawritson J E Morrissejr Frank
Colfer C E Eldred
These committees are actively en
gaged in the work before them Let
every citizen of McCook and of this
section of Southwestern Nebraska
lend a willing hand
McCook offers every advantage and
every effort should be made to pre
sent the facts before the board of
public lands and buildings convinc
ingly
Soil rainfall crops etc about Mc
Cook are all typical of the part of
Southwestern Nebraska which it is
intended this school shall develop
The location of this college in the ex
treme eastern part of the district
would have the effect of weakening
the very purpose of the establishment
of an agricultural college in South
western Nebraska
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look best in that new
Easter suit Youre
going to be photo
graph in it of course
Theres no better
time for some new
pictures and they re
ideal Easter remem
brances for your
friends
Make an appoint
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER
Next Door to Commercial Hotel
Phone Red 428
THE CLOWNS FACE
Pathetic Incident From Which the Use
of Black Lines Sprang
Every once in awhile says a prom
inent comedian I am asked by some
newspaper or magazine to tell of the
actual feelings of a man who is called
on to appear before the public as a
continuous funmaker Usually I re
ply by calling attention to the fact
that one of the greatest tragedies of tho
theater is connected with the clown
In the time of Louis XIV there
was a famous clown known as Fat
William Gros Guillaume who held
his audiences in the Rue Favari by his
wonderful eccentricities of gesture
voice and mimicry One night so the
legend runs his wife was dying and
he was still obliged to go on and en
tertain the clanking clashing ribald
Parisian mob that stood in the pit It
was in the days before there were
seats in the orchestra
Like all imitators of the Italian
commedla his face was whitened
with flour Under the burden of his
great domestic sorrow he was stupid
and slow in his performance and in
order to stir him up his companion on
the stage hit him with a resounding
whack with a heavy cane The com
bination of his sentimental troubles
j and the physical pain caused Gros
Guillaume to weep As the tears
streamed down over his whitened face
the aspect was so comical that the au
dience cheered and laughed itself into
hysterics And ever since then every
clown has black lines on his whitened
face
Many are the black lines on the
face of the actor that the audience
knows not of Chicago Tribune
Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 6 1911
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed in the office of the City Clerk
of McCook Nebraska a petition ask
ing that a license to sell malt spir
ituous and vinous liquors in the build
ing situated on lot 9 block 21 in
the Second ward of the City of Mc
Cook Nebraska be granted me for
the coming municipal year beginning
May 1 1911
MITCHELL U CLYDE
THE McCOOK TRIBUNE
That Stakes the Baking Better
Failures are almost impossible with
Calmnei
We know that it wIl give jou better
results
Wc know that the baking will be purer
wholesome
We know lhit it will be more evenly
raised
And we kno that Calumet is more
economical both in its use and cost
We know these things because we
have put the quality into it we haveJ
seen it tried out in every way it is
used nowin millions of homes and its
sales are Kroumg daily It is the
modern baking powder
Have you tried it
Calumet is highest in quaity
moderate in price
Received Highest Award
Worlds Pure Food Exposition
making powdeS
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CHlCAGOy
Remember the address by ex-Governor
Shallenberger Saturday after
noon at 230 oclock
Boost for the Agricultural College
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Boost for the Agricultural College
Bryce Jones is keeping books for
the Real Easterday elevator
Miss Loretta Williams of our city is
now employed in the State Bank of
Indianola
Miss Frances McCune of Denver is
visiting in the city guest of Mr and
Mrs C H Boyle
Remember the address by ex-Governor
Shallenberger Saturday afte
noon at 230 oclock
Albert W Dutcher has returned
from Grand Island where he has been
attending business college
Mrs G W Norris and Miss Hazel
left this morning for Aurora Nebras
ka on a visit of a few days
Fred Washburn the merchant princo
of Sanborn came down to the metro
polis last evening on some business
matters
W H Ferguson of Lincoln is spend
ing a few days here on business con
nected with his large interests in
this section
Misses Bessie and Carrie Peterson
came up from Excelsior Springs Mo
last week and will visit with McCook
friends a while
A R Scott is now traveling sales
man for the General Electric out of
Denver whither he resorted last Sat
urday
Mrs Charles Bailey departed for
Utah this morning going via Hold
rege and the high line to visit briefly
enroute
Ralph Foe station agent is in Den
ver attending a refrigerator meeting
says the Red Cloud Commercial Ad
vertiser
Rev and Mrs Cram came up from
Arapahoe yesterday on No 13 and
are guests of her parents Rev and
Mrs L E Lewis
Rev R T Bayne and Rev B L
-Webber attended the meeting of Con
gregational church association in
Trenton Wednesday
Rev L Cann delivered sermons
last Sunday in the Cox neighborhood
near Beverly He will make this ap
pointment every other week
Supt C W Taylor went down to
Oxford Wednesday morning to attend
the sessions of the S W Nebraska
Teachers association rest of week
Burr Rowell spent the close of last
week in the city guest of his grand
mother Mrs S A Rowell while on
his way home to Boulder from a busi
ness visit to Lincoln
Mrs Pattie Jackson and Mrs Jul
iet Walker mother and sister of Mrs
A Galusha became residents of our
city this week occupying the C F
Lehn residence corner of Main ave
nue and F street east
Mr and Mrs M L Ruby left last
night for Kansas City Mo to con
sult a specialist in regard to Mr
Rubys health They will also visit
Excelsior Springs and Washington
Kansas on their way home
Mrs Knud Stangland Jr enter
tained a company of friends Monday
afternoon at a kensington in honor
of Mrs George Leach her guest for
a few weeks Refreshments were
served and a social afternoon enjoyed
Mrs D M Abel who has been on
the sick list is getting better Her
daughters Miss Mattie Able of Mc
Cook and Mrs W W Wright of
ron were here visiting her during tho
week Red Cloud Commercial Adver
tiser
Mrs M B Carman returned to her
home in Minden this morning
W G Jones accompanied his father-in-law
R J Branscom to Utah
W E Carson is at Alma assisting
in completing the Carnegie library at
that place
Ed Williams was the guest of his
friend John Murphy in Benkelman
over Sunday
Remember the address by ex-Governor
Shallenberger Saturday after
noon at 230 oclock
Charlie Blair for years a resident
of McCook has mqved to Lents Or
egon a few miles from Portland
John Dunbar of Shenandoah Iowa
is visiting friends in the city where
he formerly lived for several years
Mrs D F Neiswanger and daugh
ter Miss Gladys of Cambridge were
Sunday guests of H P Waite and
family
G W Loomis who recently moved
to Haigler Nebraska recently migrat
ed to Canada locating at or near
Quesnel
Miss Hattie Schmidt departed Sat
urday night for Washington D C
to act as stenographer for Congress
man Norris
Henry Voge of the Red Willow
precinct neighborhood left this week
for Manning Iowa where he will
make a prolonged visit
Mr and Mrs F S Wilcox and son
Harry resumed their residence in Mc
Cook end of week arriving from
Denver Saturday night
Mrs M B Carman came up from
Minden close of last week and has
been the guest of Mrs C M Kent
and other McCook friends
Mrs D W Colson and daughter
Elsie went up to Denves recently to
receive treatment for Elsie who is
threatened with a recurrence of her
old knee trouble
Mrs Augusta Anton departed on
Monday for Minatare Morrill Scotts
bluff and other towns in that vicinity
on work for the Degree of Honor
which she expects will keep her out o
town for two or three weeks
Congressman Norris after his ad
dress against the reciprocity meas
ure before the Lincoln commercial
club last Friday proceeded on his waj
to Washington to be present at the
opening of the special session of con
gress April 4th
Benj W Brewer of McCook and
Miss Seranee P Smith of Wauneta
procured a marriage license of Judge
Williams on Saturday March 25 and
then his honor finished the job and
made them man and wife Trenton
Republican
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Come Look If you prefer to make SiKr
your own garments we want you to see what we have in cotton wool and silk
fabrics New Goods
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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
Main Line East Depart Central Time
No 6 1110 P M
16 430 A M
2 520 A M
12 700 A M
14 920 P M
Main Line West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1235 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arr 830 p m
13 9 45 A M
15 1230 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 345 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
No 175 departs Wed 630 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
iny point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Agent Len Harding of Haigler was
at headquarters end of week on com
pany business
Mrs Will Morris returned home Sat
urday evening from a visit to her
folks in Imperial
Knud Stangland Jr resigned his
position in the companys machine
shop here first of the week and he
and family expect to leave some time
later in the week for the northwest
to resume work in his trade
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Charles Bailey departed Wednes
day evening for Utah He has prop
erty near Alberta where a number
of McCook people are interested In
irrigated fruit lands
County Clerk M H Prall of Imper
ial was in the city Saturday on bis
way to Illinois and Iowa on avislr
He will also see his children in th
eastern part of the state enroute
Mrs S J Martin departed this
week for a long absence from ths
city She will make a trip of ths
vvstern coast country during her staji
Mason City Iowa will be her head
quarters f ii a vhile
F0RJ5ALE RENTJETC
FOR RENT Dwelling house Phons
cedar 983 or 25
FOR SALE Nearly new Schiller
piano at a bargain if taken soon W
A Middelton Phone red 275
FOR SALE S C Rhode Islana
Red eggs 350 per 100 Mrs G C
Smith R 1 McCook Phone Asa
Creek line
FOR SALE Sure Hatch incubator
and brooder cheap if taken at once
Also a patent chicken roost Inquire
of Mrs W G Jones phone red SOS
803 3rd street east
FOR RENT Good seven room
house barn and plenty of room In
quire phone No 262 Bryce Jones
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
also 5 room cottage furnished or un
furnished lawn and shade Mrs J
R Lee phone red 455
FOR RENT Nice outside rooms en
suite or single in Electric Theatre
building and over hardware store
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
with heat and light Phone red 2S1
Call at 319 1st st west
FOR RENT 6 room cottage FruU
trees lawn etc 906 2nd st W Phone
red 329 6 tf
FOR RENT Four room cottage on
6th street good lawn and fruit trees
Inquire of J S Miller phone black
376
LOST Necklace with heart shapeo
stone attached Word Ella on re
verse side of stone Reward Leave
at The Tribune office 6 lt
Dr J O Bruce osteopath has re
turned to the city and is again ready
for business Office over Electric
theatre
The McCook Tribune It is 10
the year in advance
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JUST ARRIVED
NEW INVOICE OF
TRIMMED HATS
TRIMMED SAILORS
Full Line
Ladies Misses and
Childrens Easter Bon
nets
The artists in onr work
room also have for your
inspection many new
creations in trimmed hats
Give us the pleasure
call Well show you
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