The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

J. 7. MCCLURE of Beaver City was a
city visitor, Sunday.
BANKER BEAUMONT of Grant, Perkins
county, was in the city, Sunday.
MRS. MABEL STRANAHAN has been
confined to bed most of the week.
PRESIDENT HoCKNELL of the First
National departed, Wednesday night, for
California.
MRS. A. p. THOMSON arrived home,
Saturday night On 3, from a flying visit
to Omaha.
MISS CASSELL, late arrival from Ok
ford, is assisting in Lownan's millinery
department.
c. A. LEACH went down to German
town. Thursday, via Lincoln, his father
accompanying him.
MISS JOE MULLEN was i'll, Tuesday,
and unable to be at her counter in the
Cash Bargain store.
CASHIER LAWSON returned home,
Tuesday night, from his visit in Sioux
City, Iowa, and other points east.
SECRETARY LONG of the navy passed
through here, Wednesday on s, in a
private car on his way east fromColorado.
DR.. J. A. GUM went down to Joplin,
Mo, Wednesday, on business connected
with his mining interests in that section
of Missouri.
MRS. john STONE and son viii were
down front Frontier county, last week,
visiting relatives and friends over on the
South Side.
G. H. JACOBS and daughter Fay of the
South Side visited relatives in Frontier
county from last Saturday until Monday
of this week.
w. S. MORLAN attended the adjourned
term of district court III Trenton, Mon
day and Tuesday, driving home, Tues
day afternoon i'll time to vote.
MRS. VIC. MANsPEAKER was down
from Culbertson. Wednesday night, to
hear William Hawley Smith. She was
the guest of Mrs. ]. w. Hupp.
MRS. H. L. KENNEDY of Cambridge
has been the guest of Mrs. A. Barnett,
this week, coming up in time to attend
her party on Tuesday evening.
J. r. EASL.EY returned to Alexandria,
this state, fore part of the week. Many
warm McCook friends wish him every
thing desirable and of good report.
DR.. AND MRS. GARTEN of Lincoln ar
rived in the city, Saturday night on 3,
on a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Morlan. They returned home on 6,
Monday.
MRS. ED. FITZGERALD was brought
over from the farm in the Lebanon
neighborhood. last Saturday night, quite
i'll with an affection Of the heart; she is
much better now.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT TUCKER de-
parted on Wednesday of this week for
Clyde, Colo, where he has secured work
in mining and where they will make
their home for the present.
MRS. F. M. KIMMELL and Master
Schell returned home, Saturday night On
3, from their Lincoln visit, spending
part of the day in Hastings en- route,
guest of Mrs. A. S. Campbell.
LEWIS LONG of Frontier, Michigan,
is in the city, and may remain all sum-
mer. His father, Noah Long, was here,
last summer, and bought the Mrs.
Amelia Conrad farm, northwest of the
city.
MRS. R. H. MANSON and Mrs. G. S.
Scott went down to Lincoln, yesterday
on s, ON a short visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manson will occupy Mrs. c. A. Wards
dwelling, first of mex week, and Mr..
Ward and family will move into his
home, which has recently been greatly
improved and enlarged.
Miss SELMA NoREN has been enter
tanning a small party of young lady
friends from Lincoln, for a few days.
The party embraced the Misses Gregory,
Garten, WEIGH and Cochrane, all we'll
known ladies of the state capital, who
arrived in the city on 3, last Saturday
night. Misses WEIGH and Gregory re-
turned home, Sunday on E, and the other
ladies departed on 2, yesterday morning.