The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-12-20

/ Mrs. B. J. Sharkey has been under the
DOCTORS care, this week.
Mrs. A. J. Chambers has been i'll and
bedfast, part of the week.
Mrs. A. Campbell went down TO Lin
coin, this morning, on a short trip.
J. M. Richie returned to work on
} Tuesday, after an illness of some time.
Brakeman and Mrs. William Shinsel
are the parents of a son born on Friday
last.
I Mesdanes Jacob and Orville Burnett
went up to Denver, last night, on a brief
visit.
/ Mrs. James Richie accompanied her
! husband on his trip to Texas for his
health.
} Mrs. Frank Harris made a flying trip
to Lincoln, Monday. on a shopping ex-
c~ursion.
An II-pound daughter was born to
! Brakeman and Mrs. Benjamin, Wednes-
I day night.
Mrs. William Smith is down from
I Sheridan, on a visit to her former Nc
I Cook friends.
James Chambers and wife departed on
Z Tuesday morning for their home in New
} castle. Wyoming.
Roadmater Sam Rogers little son
/ Lloyd had a lively wrestle with Group,
! first of the week.
/ Charles Mellen and William Fame are
} here from Sheridan visiting old time
friends and relatives.
Conductor and Mrs. v. H. Solliday
left on No. 2, Wednesday morning, for
( Terre Haute, Indiana. on a visit.
Lincoln, Monday morning, to remain
over Christmas with the family.
Some handsome new box writing pa
: per Just received at our stationery de-
partment. Prices very reasonable.
Conductor ]. II. Burns little daughter
. Helen has a severe case of typhoid fever.
They lave a trained nurse from Omaha.
Conductor Frank Kendlen enjoyed a
brief visit from his brother-in-law, J. c.
Stevens, the Hastings lawyer, Monday.
Chief Dispatcher J. F. Forbes attended
the meeting of the Burlington train mas
tiers and chief dispatchers at Lincoln on
Monday.
The average speed of the Empire State
express on the New York Central, from
New York to Buffalo, a distance of 44o
miles, is $50 miles per hour.
MRS. MULLEN left on Tuesday morn
ing for Sheridan, Wyoming, being sum-
moned to the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. Felix Kennedy, who is reported as
being dangerously i'll.
Machinist James Chambers and wife
came down from Newcastle, close of last
week, on a visit to relatives. They lave
been the guests of his parents, Engineer
and Mrs. A. J. Chambers.
Claim Agent and Mrs. E. Hanson and
and son left on Thursday morning for
Bushnell Illinois. where Mrs. Hanson
and son will visit for three or four weeks
at the old home. Mr.. Hanson will re-
turn in a week or ten days.
Travelling Engineer and Mrs. c. A.
Dixon, Miss Edna Dixon and Miss Ella
Allison will depart for Chicago on No.
2, tomorrow morning. Mr.. Dixon and
wife, together with their sons Roy and
Harry and the ~latter's wife, will spend
Christmas at the old home in Michigan
City, Indiana. Miss Edna and Miss AL
lison will stay in Chicago.
Assist. Master Mechanic James Richie
of Sheridan, Wyoming, has gone south
possibly to San Antonio, Texas,-to re-
cuperate from his recent attack of ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Ritchie's many Nc
Cook friends will doubtless be pleased
to learn even that he is on the road to
recovery. His case was one Of uncom-
mon severity and his return to health
will be necessarily slow and tedious.
The following gentlemen INDUCED in
a big turkey dinner at the home of Fred
Hardy in Denver: R. B. Archibald, c w.
Bronson, l.. B. Stiles, +. w. Hawksworth,
G. w. Conner, Mart Tramniell, James
Egan, Ben Bowen, AL Sharpe. a. Dixon,
Of this city, and E. C. Bolton of Akron.
The feast was spread on Wednesday af-
~ternoon, was cooked by Tramn1ell and
Bolton, and served by Archibald, and it
was a sight as well as a feast for the
gods.
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