The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1904-05-27
LEBANON.
AL. Jnhnson is very sick.

LEBANON.
AL. Johnson is very sick.
Grass wIli soon he too green for prairie
fires.
Otto Redleldt has moved into his new
house.
Ball game at Lebanon, May 81. Score
1to2
Rudolph Quardor was in Lebanon
with hogs, Saturday.
Rev. Schfield preached a good sermon,
Sunday; his text was Romans 1928
VIM. r Pennington will put up wind
mills for Wm. Sullivan and Mrs. Pool,
this week.
Pete Conrad is home from Canada.
He will make his home at present with
John Haags.
Isaac Orr has gone to Ireland. He
will come back ny way of st. Louis aud
see the worlds fair.
Fred Bamashergrr was hauling wheat
to Lebanon, the 2lst. Mr.. Bamesberger
had his house painted recently.
Little Paulina Harsch fell from a horse
and broke her arm, last week. She was
taken to BARLEY to have the bone set.
North of Lebanon, Miss Jennie Ryden
was married to Mr.. Boyles, Wednesday,
May 18th. They will live north of Bart
ley.
The cement sidewalk in front of the
new brick stores has been laid and the
people we're using them Saturday for the
first time.
Walter NJ. Pennington and family were
down to church, Sunday, from Missouri
Ridge precinct. They took dinner at
John Hoobler's.
Henry Johnson and Bessie Hale and
Sarah Huff had a runaway. the other
day. No bones were broken, but they
got a good shaking up.
The following telephones were installed
recently: Wm. r. Pennington, Walter
Devoe, A. Guy, residence; jolly, Steph-
ems q Devoe, Thomas Bros, business
phones.
Pelton & Fritzinger have rented the
SovernS building and are selling ice
cream, soda, pop etc. They have a new
talking machine to draw the crowd.
John Adams has a new talking machine
also.
DEvoE. SovERNs-Mr. Robert W. De-
VIC vi InCSOOh duu LIS ldudC boNCiu
of Wilsonville were united in marriage
by Rev. Scofield at the home of the
brides parents in Wilsonville, Wednes-
day, May 18th, in the presence of about
40 invited guests, relatives etc. of the
contracting parties. Miss Edna Soverns
played the wedding march. The bride
was prettily gowned in cream colored
crepe. Cut flowers in profusion-jessa-
anime and carnations-filled the house
with their fragrance. The reception was
given at the home of the groom's parents
in Lebanon, Friday, May Goth. Many
pretty, valuable and useful presents
were received, both at the wedding and
at the infare. Mr.. and Mrs. Devoe at
tended church in Lebanon, Sunday, and
in the afternoon drove over to BARLEY,
where they took the train for McCook
in the evening. They went to house
keeping in a cosy home already in Wait
ing for them. The groom is our popular
clerk of the district court. The bride
some of our successful, accomplished
school teachers. We wish them happi-
ness.
The first annual exercises of gradua-
ton of the Lebanon high school will be
held on Wednesday evening, June Sth,
at WHICH Gne VIII De given Ine lollOW-
ing program:
Glass song.
infOCdGIOH-- neN. SCOHelu
Vocal s~olo-"Angels Ever Bright and Fair.
Scoheld
What we Gain by the Study of Nature"...:.
:Alleen Guy
{Eunice kinkead
Alta McCarty
Nebraska. Lottie Horton
~ .aro "a. The Last Rose of Symmetry
'ocai s'io b. Song of Ne"
Morris
Value of Good Manners" ......... Anna Garrett
Violin solo Ora Bodwell
1.-The Panama Canal and Its Influence on the
Worlds Clark
(Bertha Kinkead
rio. Alta mccarthy
Eddie Morris
Valedictory. Azure Daffer
Presentation of diplomas.
............... Chairman Board of Education
The graduates are Bessie Suits, AL
leen Guy, Anna Garrett, Roy Clark, Lot
tie Horton, Azure Daffer.
Glass colors: Cardinal and white. Mot
to: Truth, Our Guiding Star"
Teachers: Lottie Watkins, principal;
Emma Hoobler and Viola Devoe.
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