The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-08-07
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

III. FL. TARTscH is visiting in Platts-
mouth.
HARRY JONES was up from Minden,
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. l.. S. WATSON is visiting her
parents in Hastings.
E. E. MAxoN and family are visiting
Grand Island relatives.
G.. G. CREWS of Culbertson had bust
ness in the city, yesterday.
Mrs. V. H. SoLLIDAY we 1T up to Den
yer, Monday on Ii, on a visit.
MRS. G.. M. BAILEY is visiting her
brother in Sheridan, Wyoming.
EARL LUDwIcK is confined to the
house threatened with an attack o ffever.
Mrs. JOSEPH HEGENBERGER and the
children have gone to Pacific Junction
on a visit.
Miss LOUISE M. PITNEY departed for
her home in Denver on No. 1, yesterday
afternoon.
MRS. Cora KELLEY is here from Har-
Ian, Iowa, guest of her father County
Judge Green.
MRS. C.. L. FAHNEsToCK vas confined
to bed, early days of the week, but is
much better now.
L. J. SHIPPEE of Lebanon was "a visit
or in the county-seat, yesterday. He
drove home today.
w. r. STARR has been in Frontier
county, part of the week, on matters po-
litical and otherwise.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BEN OLCoTT are home
from a long visit in this state and back
in the old Iowa home.
MISS EDITH OYSTER entertained the
young ladies of the AwlO's club on
Wednesday evening of this week.
j. R. MOORE of the Cash Bargain
Stores clothing department has gone to
Essex, Iowa, on a visit to his folks.
MIR. o. D. KEITH, Miss Mabel Keith
and Miss Patience Elliott have gone to
Woodland Park, Colorado, on an outing.
Miss VITA LUCE, a cousin, is visiting
Mrs. James Stokes and Mrs. William
Lewis. She comes from Villisca, Iowa.
. Mrs. ELIZABETH A. FORD of Green
Bay, Wisconsin, is visiting her brother
r. B. Archibald and other members of
the family. Q
R. P. HIGH was up from Lebanon,
yesterday, and today is the owner of
another quarter section of Redwillow
county land.
j. R. NEEL was up from ~Indianola,
last evening, on a little business. He
reports the sugar beets in hat neighbor-
hood as Furnishing.
Mrs. L. F. RowELL, who has been Wis
iting in Colorado for several weeks, ar
rived home on Tuesday, visiting in Fort
Morgan on her way back.
Mrs. M. V. SHELDON arrived home
from her Colorado trip, close of last
week. A visit by a thief was an unpleas-
ant incident of her outing.
Miss KATE AND Tom O'CoNNELL arriv-
ed home, Wednesday evening on No. 5,
from Philadelphia, being summoned
home by the serious illness of their
mother.
Miss MAUD CORDIAL went down to
Cambridge, Thursday, to be present at
at the marriage of Miss Ida Cowles, a
friend of her school days in the conserv-
atory, Boston.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WILLIAM LEWIS were
called to Villisca, Iowa, last Thursday
evening, by the death of Mrs. Lewis
father Mr.. Kyle. They returned home
on Sunday night.
MRS. M. THoRGRIMsoN has the sympa-
thy of many friends in the death of her
sister Mrs. Mary Jordan of Adrian,
Mich, news of whose demise was re-
ceived early in the week.
ED. ALLEN was up from Arapahoe,
last evening, to take No. 6 for Holdrege
to meet with the state board now out on
the wing looking over the different loca-
tions offered the state for the proposed
new state normal school.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. G.. SCHoBEL and
Marjorie are now making a brief visit
with her parents in Minden. On Mon
day they all leave for Cincinnati, his old
home, which he has not visited in Is
years. They will be gone a number of
weeks and will see st. Louis briefly on
the way home.
Mr.. N Mrs. A. G. MARSH, who have
been visiting Ohio relatives for the past
three or four months, arrived home safe
and sound, Thursday night, having had
4 great time in the old Buckeye state
put glad to get back to Nebraska and
McCook. They will occupy a home over