The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-08-31
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.


grandparents in Oxford, Wednesday.
MRS. L. F. GRIGGs returned, early in
the week, from her months vacation in
Colorado.
L. T. THoRGRIMsoN arrived home,
Sunday night on 6, from a weeks visit
in Colorado.
MISS MILE SLABY will depart for
Peru, Monday, to resume her studies in
the state normal.
MISSES IDA AND CLARA ANTON vent
down to Oxford, Wednesday, to visit
friends a few days.
T. B.. GRAVES is here from Wisconsin
on business connected with the estate of
tn" late Eliza G. Nettleton.
HARRY CAMPBELL will go to Frank
lin, Monday, to enter the academy for
the fall and winter session.
MRS. P. F. McKENNA is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Reid, who arrived from
Chicago on 3, last Sunday night.
REV. W J. TURNER and family, who
have been spending a few weeks in
Franklin, arrived home on I, Tuesday.
MISSES MAUDE N LAURA MCMIL-
LEN will return, tonight, from spending
the summer at their old home in Penn
%sylvania.
MRS. J. F. KENYON, who has been
spending a couple months in New York
state and the east, returned home, Tues
day on I.
MRS. E. E. SADDLER went down to
St. Joseph, Wednesday morning, to
make her fall and winter purchases of
millinery.
MISS GENEvIEvE FEENY returned,
Monday morning on II, to her Hastings
home, after visiting McCook friends, a
few weeks.
MRS. PAULSoN of Denver arrived in
the city, Wednesday, and is spending a
week here, guest of Mrs. Vina Wood, and
her brother, Roy Kleven.
ERWIN HoPT of Cambridge was in
the city, Tuesday; on his return home
from visiting in Denver. He went home
on II, Wednesday morning.
MISS JOSIE MOORE, a niece of Mrs.
Vina Wood, arrived in the city from
Gresham, Nebraska, Tuesday. and will
remain here two or three weeks.
MRS. H. P. WAITE and children and
Miss Folmer went down to Cambridge,
Wednesday morning, to see the log
rolling and visit relatives briefly.
MRS. VIVA WOOD and Miss Maud
were Omaha visitors, close of last week,
going down on 6, Thursday night, and
returning home on 3, Saturday night.
MRS. J. F. FORBES and daughters
went down to Arapahoe, last Saturday,
and have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tomblin. all this week.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. L. DEGRoFF of
Nebraska City are fondly exercising
parental interest in a fine ten-pound
daughter, born on Thursday morning
of last week.
MD FTr TT nu1<II Rom ot,1 o1s1Iro+,
who nave been visiting relatives in the
city for the past few weeks, departed on
2, Monday morning, for their home in
Green Bay, Wisconsin.
IRA COLE of the Culbertson Era passed
through the city, Wednesday morning,
on his way to Montana, at ome point
in which warm state he expects to run a
hot Republican newspaper.
DR.. E. H. WATERS and C. H. Meeker
were at Edison, Wednesday, doing some
surveying for an irrigating ditch in
which the doctor is interested, having a
farm in that neighborhood.
JUDGE G. W. NORRIS arrived home,
Wednesday on I, from his trip to Wis
consin. Mrs. Norris and the children,
who have been visiting meanwhile in
Beaver City, returned on No. S the same
day.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. E. KELLEY and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Corwin arrived home,
Monday morning on 2. from Manitou,
Colorado, where the ladies have been
spending a few weeks of the heated sea-
SON, being joined blythe gentlemen about
a week since.
MRS. E. H. EDISON came out from
Omaha, Sunday night, to assist her
brother, NJ. H. Holmes, pack up some
of his effects for shipment to their
mother in Omaha. She departed on s.,
Monday night, for home.
HELEN Laws gave a trolley party,
last evening, in honor of her friends,
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