The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1901-08-30
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Mrs. H. G. Brown visited her parents
in Holdrege, part of the week.
MISSES STANGLAND entertained the
Awl-O's club, Tuesday evening.
Miss ELLA LEONARD arrived home,
this morning, from her California visit.
Mrs. ADDISON Miller came down
from Denver, yesterday morning, on a
visit.
MRS. G.. I. HALL and sister Miss Cora
French were Cambridge pilgrims, yes
terday.
o. l.. THOMPSON ''mixed" with the
boys at the reunion at Cambridge,
Thursday.
Mrs. r. NJ. DOUGLASS returned home,
close of last week, from a short visit to
her sister in Oskaloosa, Kansas.
MRS. ALBERT MCMILLEN will 90 to
Denver and the mountains, Sunday, on
n outing and visit to her sister.
Mrs. A. P. BoNNor returned, Tuesday
night, from a visit of a number of weeks
to her parents in Eau Claire, Wis.
MISS AIDA New, who has been with
Mrs E NJ yesterday all summer, de-
parted for Wheaton, Illinois, last night.
j. W. HUPP was in Lincoln, Wednes-
day, to make arrangements for placing
Glenn in the state university, this fall.
MRS A BARNETT is spending the
week in Cambridge, going down on u,
Tuesday, to return on 5, tomorrow even
ing.
MRS W. W. CHILLoCK of Falls City,
this state, who has been visiting Mrs.
M. o Mcclure, left on No. 2, Tuesday,
for her home.
MEs. FRANK CARRUTa and Miss Louise
came down from Denver, Monday on 6,
with Mr.. Carruth, and have been visit
ing here, this week.
G. w. NORRIS, F. NJ. Rathbun. J. e.
Kelley and F. M. Kimmell were dele
gates to the Republican state convention
in Lincoln, Wednesday.
J. T. CORDIAL returned, Wednesday
night, from a delightful outing in Colo
RADIO wilds and departed on Thursday
night for Chicago and work.
MR.. N MRS. II. H. BERRY, Mrs.
Hatfield, Mrs. A. G. Dole, Mrs.
Henry Walker were among the Cam
reunion visitors on Thursday.
Miss JONES, a sister of Fireman Harry
N. Jones, arrived from Boulder, Colo
RADIO, Sunday night on G., and has been
the guests OF Miss Minnie Rowell, this
week.
Mrs. ANNA GOLFER, Frank and
will depart, tonight, for Omaha,
where the boys will enter Creighton
for the winter term. Miss Mary
Somers will remain in charge of the
home here.
Mr.. AND MRS H. G. THOMAS came up
from Harvard, last night on 3, and spent
the morning in the city, guests of
his brother, Sup't G II. Thomas They
left on No l, this noon, for Colorado,
an outing
JACOB PICKRELL expects to depart
overland on next Monday for Crab
Orchard, Johnson county, where he will
make his home in the future. THE
TRIBUNE has but one wish, and that is
he may be more successful in his
new home.
JAMES HATFIELD is having a dwelling
house built for his own use out on the
where he will move as soon as it
IS ready for occupancy, in order to have
closer supervision of his large stock and |
real estate interests there. He will sell
II lease the city home.
~. wi. SOChhAN accompanied MeSSTS. :
and Sutton on their fishing ex- +
cursion to Lake Ericsson up in Wheeler t
Mrs. Cochran accompanied
hem as far as Lincoln, where she is
baths for the relief of rheuma-
ism until the party returns.
BERNARD PHELAN came in, Monday
morning, from Salt Lake, leaving his :
and children in Denver, where
hey stopped for a for a days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Simonson. Mrs. t
2helan and the family reached ALI |
lnce, Tuesday morning. lIiance !
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Mr.. AND Mrs. G.. H. PRATT were guests /
# her sister, Mrs. j. II. Ludwick, close I
# last and first of this week. They e
we're Endeavor excursionists to the coast: n
listed sisters Of Mrs. Pratt in Oregon =
nd Yuma, Colorado, before coming
lere. They departed for Illinois on ?,
Wednesday morning.