The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-09-03

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her sister, Mrs. Q. w. Conner.
c. f. ELDRED returned, Monday
night, from a business trip to the capital
city.
MRS. w. D. BURNETT arrived home,
Monday night on 3, from her visit in the
east.
MRS. 7. A. GUM and Robert arrived
home, Monday night, from a lengthy
visit in Iowa.
MRS. FRANK JEFFRIES, we are in
formed, is very low with an attack of
typhoid fever.
S. M. COCHRAN returned with the
party, Sunday evening, from their
Wyoming trip.
MRS. J. E. Robson came down from
Wanneta, close of last week, OH a visit to
McCook friends.
MRS. F. NJ. KIMMELL and Master
Schell returned from their Lincoln visit
on Monday night.
GEORGE HocKNELL spent the early
part of the week in the city on business
of his local interests.
D. F. SMITH Of the Review was one of
about forty Wilsonville people that came
over to see the big circus.
MRS. R. A. METzNER of Alma, sister
of Mrs. J. B. Ballard, has been quite
seriously i'll, but is improving.
H. c. RIDER was down from Denver,
first of the week, on some business mat
tiers that demanded his attention.
MRS. w. S. CoRNUTT was down from
Culbertson, Monday, to greet Mrs. La
Tourette on her arrival from Iowa.
H. w. KEYEs and Adam Grass, of
Indianola, were business visitors, last
Friday. The latter on Saturday as well.
DR.. w. a. DEMAY and family and
Phillip Glen were among the numerous
Danbury people that enjoyed the circus.
MISS NELL FISHER came down from
Wauneta, Monday evening, and was the
guest of Mrs. ]. w. Line until after the
show.
GEORGE B. BERRY arrived in the city,
last Saturday evening, being summoned
from Chicago by the serious illness of his
mother.
MISS SARA LowMAN arrived home,
Sunday night, from the east, where she
has been making purchases of fall and
winter goods.
MRS. A. TOWER visited her sisters,
Mrs. Page Francis and Miss Nellie John
son, at McCook first of the week.-Mrs.
s%onville Review.
L. w. MCCONNELL arrived home,
Sunday night, from his trip to the Wyom-
ing gold mines, being summoned home
by the serious illness of Grandma Berry.
MRS. w. c. LAToURETTE and Master
Ray arrived in the city, Monday night,
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and will spend
a few weeks here visiting old time
friends.
MRS. H. L. KENNEDY, who has been
spending the summer in South Omaha
and Rockford arrived home on Saturday
night, much to the joy of H. L. and the
qualification of her numerous friends.
E. M. McCARTY, who assisted Will
lard Hampton in the barber shop for
several days, went down to McCook on
Wednesday evening where he has secur-
ed a paying job at his trade.-Benkelman
News.
POSTMASTER H. E. WAUGH was over
from Lebanon. Saturday, making final
proof before the land officials. He says
the orr is looking finer over there than
it is in this section-and that is saying a
good deal.
I. M. BEARDsLEE's family moved up
from %Indianola, Monday night. Their
household goods arrived, the same night,
and they have gone to housekeeping in
the Holiday residence. Here's a warm
welcome to them all.
MRS. NEWELL FoRsYTHE came down
from Wauneta, Wednesday noon, taking
in the circus. She left for LOOMS on
Friday morning, to join her husband
who is employed there. She was the
guest of Mrs. F. M. Kimmell during her
stay.
MISS CARRIE AsHMoRE of Denver,