The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1901-07-19
hartley.

MOnday.
Perry Kenrison is working for Jane:
Mcdowell.
John Short is assisting his brother in
harvesting.
Miss Lille Fox is the glad possessol
of a new piano.
d. L. Wolf shipped a car of cattle to
Omaha, Monday.
DR.. G.. E. Williams will move his fam
lily into town, Don
Our teachers are rejoicing because
the institute is over.
Miss Bessie Cox has returned to her
home for the summer.
G.. w. Richie, Ira and John visited
McCook, last Friday.
Lawrance Wymore was a Denver Wis
itor, one day last week.
George Rawson was a visitor in Curtis
and vicinity, last week.
Cyrus Cowles is serving his patrons in
his own building again.
Mrs. A. L. Cochran visited, Sunday,
with friends at Indianola.
Quite a party of our young people
were in Cambridge, Sunday.
Luther Daharsh will return to his
western home in a few days.
Harry Blackson will go to McCook,
where he will secur a position.
Smith g. Cochran made a fine ship
ment of poultry, this last week.
Will Bentley of Edgar visited his
father from Thursday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Stevens of Free
dom were visitors to our town, Saturday.
Z. f. Smith went to Omaha with a
shipment of cattle, the first of the week.
Miss Mildred Warrington was the
guest of Miss Leila Fiddler, last Thurs
day.
Miss Lena Flint is being visited by
her friend, Miss Hartley, who lives near
McCook.
Floyd Cochran is nursing a fractured
arm, caused by falling from his horse,
recently.
Rev. c.. G.. Johnson preached in Free
dom, Sunday night, instead of the usual
here.
Miss Grace Curlee is drilling a chrous
of forty children for singing at the Gold
Medal contest.
Messrs. F. A. Case and Harry Black
son sold some young cattle to f. f.
Monday.
Fred Premier was seen making his way
north, Sunday morning. He says he
went to his fathers.
w. w. LeMasters, wife and Master
Roy spent Sunday with Philip Lee
Masters, near Lebanon.
F. G. Alley, our popular druggist, is
furnishing poison free to his farmer Gus
to kill off the hoppers.
A. L. Cochran was unable to fill his
customary place in the store, Thursday
of last week, on account of sickness.
Mrs. W. D. Williams and family en-
the fresh air of the country, at the
home of Nj. Robinson, last Sunday.
There are a number of our townspeo-
pie who are feeling the long protracted
heated term and are almost Frustrated.
Miss May McMains had the misfor-
tune to step on a rusty nail, which pen
her foot, making a painful
wound.
Quite a number of our farmer friends
have been selling young pigs at exceed
low prices in order to market the
brood sows.
Samuel Bentley has rented his farm
to our enterprising young farmer, Ira
Richie. Mr.. Bentley will make his home
east for a time at least.
Quite a large party is being made up
;or Washington state the party contains
some of the best families in the country
around u town; we are sorry to lose
hem.
The craw-fshes changed the course of
he spring at the home of VIM. Miller,
our genial postmaster, and on Monday
ne was compelled to return it to its old
Mrs. VIM. T. Miller had a badly swol
eye, Thursday of last week. DIR.
Brown was consulted and pronounced it
,rysipelas or of that nature. She is
better at present writing.
Mrs. Joe Trissell was badly poisoned,