The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1898-12-30
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

~ ENohNs WIG II SOh navy SOhN
to Topeka. Kansas.
ED, FITZGERALD is over from Leba'
non. during the holidays.
HARRY TRoTH of the Bank of Benkel'
man is home for Christmas week.
A. A. BATHS is at his chair again, after
a s~ick-absence of a week or ten days.
MISS BESSIE DEMPsTER was up from
Republican City, this week, on a visit.
c. E. MCCONNELL was down from
Culbertson, Monday. visiting relatives,
H. THoMPsoN'S mother arrived in the
city, Tuesday night on 3, on a visit to
her son.
MISS NELL FISHER is down from
Wauneta, this week, the guest of Mrs.
Will Line.
KATIE O'CoNNELL went up to Benkel-
man, yesterday, on a visit to the Robi-
deaux girls.
DR.. J.. E. HATHoRN of BARLEY, repre-
sentative elect, was a city visitor, Satur-
day morning.
CHARLES STILLMAN is home from
Kansas City, this week. He is attending
school there.
ONA SIMoNs, with the Cash Bargain
! store, has taken a two-week's vacation
to recuperate.
w. T. HENToN of Danbury, e%x-county
treasurer, had business in the county
capital, Saturday.
c. N. WHITAKER is home from Gull
bertson visiting the home-folks over in
Driftwood precinct.
E. o. ScoTT of THE TRIBUNE force
spent Saturday and Christmas day in
BARLEY with the family.
w. c. BULLARD is out from Omaha
helping the boys take their annual in
ventory Of the local yard.
CONSTANCE RIDNoUR of Palisade ar
rived in the city, Tuesday evening, and
is visiting Stella Norval.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. HUPP are here
from Illinois, visiting their son, J. w.
Hupp, during the holidays.
MABEL WILCOX came up from Juniata,
where she is teaching, and is spending
the holiday vacation at home.
ASST. CASHIER PENNELL of the First
National was under the heavy hand of
la grippe. early part of the week.
G. w. SHEAFoR is making his head
quarters at Trenton for the winter, hav-
ing a bunch of cattle at that place.
w. E. HART went down to Hastings,
Saturday evening OF 6, spending Christ
mas with relatives and friends there.
MRS. MARGARET OYSTER and Mar
garetta returned home, Tuesday night,
from their visit to Concordia, Kansas.
MISS MABEL. BISHOP, who is teaching
successfully and satisfactorily over near
Lebanon. is home for the holiday vaca-
ton.
MRS. EDWIN FALCON and children
of Falls City. this state, have beer the
guests of ]. J. Garrard and family, this
week.
MISS MINNIE STILLMAN and little
sister went down to Funk, Saturday
morning, and are visiting friends there,
this week.
MRS. c. NJ. WILSON, who has been
enjoying a long visit to relatives in Bur-
lington, Iowa. returned home. Tuesday
night on S.
MRS. WILLIAM UPRIGHT came from
Holdrege to take in the dance by the B.
Of R. T., Tuesday night, and is the guest
of Mrs. o. D. Keith.
MISS SLOWER and Mrs. HARRISON en-
joyed Christmas in Culbertson with the
%latter's parents. Laura HARRISON re-
turned with them and made a short visit
here.
Mr.. N MRS. FRANK BOYD were out
from Omaha, Christmas, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Sutton. He is connected
with the Omaha National bank force.
She is Mrs. Sutton's sister.
BESSIE HENDERSON, who has been
spending a number of months visiting
relatives in Blasdale, N. Y, returned
home on 3, last Saturday night. Her
brother Jack met her at Chicago.
MRS. H. H. PIcKENs returned home,
Monday night, from her visit to relatives
down in bleeding Kansas. Miss Grace
Leach, a relative, accompanied her home
and may make a %protracted stay.
MRS. C. E. Pope went down to Lin
coin, Tuesday morning, to attend the
wedding finer sister, Della Mowbray, to
Archie Hadley of Beaver City, which in
teresting event transpired on Wednesday
evening.
MRS. N. L. CRoNKHITE of Hastings
spent a day or two in the city, this
week, guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Burns. She goes to Colorado on a short
trip and will make a short stay here
again on her return in about a week.