The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

MR.. AND MRS. J. b. CRUZEN of Haye:
Center were city visitors, Monday.
J. N. PURvIs of the p%ost-ofice lobby
spent part Of the week down east"
MRS. w. S. A~RBUTHNoT of Lebanon,
Kansas, is visiting Mrs. James Hatfield,
this week.
MISS NELLIE O'LEARY is up from
Nebraska City on a visit to relatives and
old-time friends.
MRS. +. w. BoswoRTH and Master
Ralph returned on I. Wednesday,, from
their trip to Chicago.
w. N. ROGERS will leave, Sunday, for
Kansas City, to attend the great national
Hereford cattle show.
ALEXIS c. HART. principal of the
Franklin academy, was a McCook Wis
itor, last Friday night.
MRS. c. d. KENADY has been down
from Holyoke, Colorado, this week, on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. B. Starks.
MRS. l.. S. SAGE of Beatrice has been
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. w. S. Nor
Ian and Miss Margaret Evans, part of
the week.
F. E. YoST has been up from Hol-
drege, part of the week, on a trip of in
.spection of the Nebraska Telephone Co.'S
plant here.
SAM PATTERSON, deputy state treas
urer, and wife, were up from Lincoln,
Saturday and Sunday. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Tartsch.
]. I. MCCLURE was over from Beaver
City, Sunday night, on his way to court
at Stockville, Monday. He was in the
city on legal business, Wednesday, also.
MRS. LoTTIE BREWER attended the
Degree of Honor convention in Lincoln,
last week, and incidentally enjoyed the
street fair. Fred also spent the week in
the city.
MRS. c. F. BABCoCK went down TO
Cambridge, Saturday morning on IL.
Mr.. Babcock drove down, during the
day, and they visited relatives until
Monday, when they drove home.
F. 5. VALUE and bride arrived in the
city, Tuesday night on S. from Allegan,
Mich. The warmth of the reception
rendered him by a delegation of Masonic
brethren at %Indianola, Tuesday night,
still fingers in F. SIS boots.
A. A. BATES departure for Centralia,
Wash, was delayed until Wednesday of
this week. w. L. Burdick of Alma will
assist his brother M. R. in the barber
shop here. Add expects to make a long
visit, if not a permanent residence, in
Washington.
JOHN w. GULL of Hayes Center, Re-
publican nominee of the 9th represent
alive district, was in the city, Monday.
Mr.. Gull is a man of character and abil-
ity and is receiving a very encouraging
support in his district, which is composed
of Hitchcock, Hayes, Dundy and Chase
counties.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. H.. TRoTH departed
On Wednesday morning for their old
home, Mt. Holly, j., where they will
make their home. They are among Nc
old settlers, and a host of friends
them t. their far eastern home
best wishes for their happiness and
prosperity.
DR.. R. E. CAMPBELL of Buffalo, n.
Y, was in McCook and this section of
Nebraska, part of the week, looking
some real estate, which he is en-
ieavoring to sell. The doctor is just
pack from a trip to Russia and is pre-
to o embark on a visit of three
Or four years in Asia. He would have
Visited Northern Asia during his late
Russian tour, had the great Trans-Siber-
an railway of the Russian imperial gov
been completed across Man.
but the roads and company as at
hat time in Northern China were not at
Ill attractive to the doctor, who loves to
geography easily and comfortably. |
The doctor has done America, Europe
md parts of both Asia and Africa in
Iced is a very widely travelled and cult
lred gentleman, whom it is a pleasure
nd educational to hear. He has been
extensive overland traveller, coming
O McCook the first time in an early
overland, from Socopo, New Mex
CO. The doctor is a most modest man,
s are usually men of his accomplish
nents, and laid upon us a pledge of alb
secresy as to his presence in the
ity, his past deeds and future hopes;
we haven't "done a thing to him."
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