The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1898-04-08
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

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Lincoln visitor, Wednesday.
TIM HANNAH has been sick and on
fined to the house, part of the week.
MRS. WAITE VAN PETTEN of Stratton
was in the city. Tuesday, doing some
shopping.
MRS. ]. A. HAMMOND entertained her
mother and sister from Indianola on
Wednesday.
ALICE AND HENRY HARRIS are Wis
iting their grandparents in Galva, Hi
nois, during vacation.
MRS. J. F. KENYON went down to Or
leans, Wednesday morning, on a visit to
Mrs. Web. Josselyn.
MISS SELMA NoREN came up from
Lincoln, Wednesday, to spend a few
days with her parents.
Mr.. N MRS. LINUS OYSTER de-
parted, Sunday morning, for their home
In Lama, New Mexico.
EDWIN SAGE of Wymore has been
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Morlan, this week.
MRS. c. Z. ELDRED went over TO
Phillipsburg, Kansas, Wednesday morn
ing. to visit her parents.
MRS. A. P. THOMSON went in to Oma-
ha, Wednesday, among other things to
hear the great Melba sing.
WILLIAM VALENTINEha been spend
ing the vacation in Kearney, Lincoln,
and other eastern Nebraska points.
MISS EDNA MEsERvE came up from
Lincoln, Wednesday night, to enjoy a
brief respite from her university work.
MIR. AND MRS. NJ. H. MEYER and
Mrs. H. H. Meyer left, yesterday morn
ing, for St. Ansgar, Iowa, on a long Wis
it.
MRS. V. H. SoLLIDAY and Miss Mile
Slaby went up to Akron, Tuesday morn
ing, on a visit, returning home on Thurs
day.
H, H. BERRY occupied the Methodist
pulpit in Cambridge, last Sunday, Rev.
o. R Beebe of that place preaching
here.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK HARRIS and
the children have been suffering quite
severely, this week. from an attack of
the grip.
MRS. H. L. KENNEDY returned home,
Sunday night, from an absence of a num-
Der of weeks, visiting relatives and
friends east.
MRS. G.. A. NoREN entertained her
cousin, Mr.. Holmberg of Chicago, last
Friday. He was on his way to Denver
on business.
WILL O'NEIL arrived home, Sunday
night, after an absence of a few years,
and is being warmly welcomed by his
many friends.
H. w. COLE and Emerson Hanson
went up to Akron, Monday morning,
to assist in organizing a lodge of the
Star of Jupiter.
MRS. JAMES RICHIE and Miss Myr-
tie Meyer returned, yesterday, from
Denver, where they have been visiting
for a few days.
MRS. J. Z. KELLEY and Miss Clara
Smith went in to Omaha, last Friday
night, and are spending vacation week
in the states metropolis.
J.E. KELLEY was called down to ON
aha, Wednesday, by a telegram
ing the illness of Mrs. Kelley, who has
been visiting there this week.
w. S. MoRLAN has added the Dietze
quarter to his landed possessions, and is
planting trees and small fruits in the
portion not seeded to spring wheat.
7. M. STRANAHAN has been compelled
to resign his position with H. P. Sutton
on account of ~ill-health, and may go into
the railroad service as passenger brake
man.
T. F. WEST of the Upper Willow, will
start for Cherry county, Monday next,
with the family. He will come back and
move the cattle up in May. He is locat-
ing in the free range country.
REV. HERMoN BRoss came i'll from
Lincoln, this morning, and drove over to
Danbury, to participate in the "recog-
milton" services connected with the re-
cent establishment of a congregational
church in that town.
MRS. S. L. MoENCH went down to
Orleans, Wednesday evening, to visit a
week or so with the family before leaving
for Nashville, H., their new home. MIR.
Moench will retire from the company's