The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-03-09

hold goods arrived at this place, Sunday.
Grandma Russell is very sick. We
did not learn the nature of her sickness.
Miss Katie Keohlin is in Danbury this
week, visiting her friend Mrs. G. Plum
mer.
Miss Mamie Mann did not go to her
school, last Friday, on account of the
storm.
Mrs. Peter Gillen living southwest of
town is quite seriously ill with lung
trouble.
VIM. Porter left Tuesday, with his
household goods for his new home near
Haigler.
Carl Korns and Grin Cramer started
for the green fields of California, Tues
day night.
Mrs. w. Porter is in the eastern part
of the state for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Leila Fiddler was an Indianola
visitor, last week, the guest of Miss
Bertha Walker.
Mrs. Flowers and daughter Martha
returned to her home north of town after
a visit in town.
Miss May Hileman has returned to
McCook after a few DAYS visit with Mrs.
Flora Simmons.
Misses Dora, Mabel and Katie Porter
left on No. 5, Tuesday night, for their
home at Haigler.
S. Bastian's two boys, George and
Homer of Danbury, visited their uncle
Mart, last week.
George Henderson now occupies a
part of the old brick building known as
the Baxter block.
Doctor Minnick is o very costly es-
tablished in his new suite of rooms in
the Day building.
John Strunk has moved his family
into the Bishop house just south of the
Methodist church.
Vansickle and his gang were in town,
this week, doing a little housekeeping
along railroad lines.
Loten Duckworth and family have
rented their farm neal Havana and have
come to town to live.
w. Broomfield and family living five
miles south of town drove in and spent,
Sunday, with the old folks.
Andy Malleck drew the lucky number
on the Arabian saddle horse that was
ratified off by John McClung.
Lewis B. Elmer has moved to town.
He will assist his father in his work of
putting down cement walks, etc.
G. W. Short whom we reported sick,
last week, is better but will be confined
to the house for several days yet.
Miss Minnie Mann gave a party to her
class, Monday evening of last week.
The children had an enjoyable time.
John Balding has bought out the
restaurant. He took possession
and commenced business, Saturday.
J. w. butcher returned from Iowa to
Missouri, Saturday morning, where he
had been on a visit for a week or two.
John G. Erwin was in town, Wednes-
day. He is preparing to build a resi-
dence IN the farm he bought recently.
Mr.. Pickett of the North Side loaded
up his goods, this week, and set sail for
Michigan where he expects to live in the
Mr.. Isbel, the sign painter, is in town,
this week, doing the show windows in
fine style. He sure is a good one as his
work shows.
Professor Zoho alias Marquis, the
hypnotist, gave an exhibition of his skill
at the opera house, Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights.
Mrs. Mckee and two children of Kan
ona, Kansas, came over to Indianola,
Monday, and took No. 2, Tuesday morn
ng for Ogalalla where she goes to visit
/ sister.
A poor unfortunate fell from No, IA.
Sunday night, and presented a sorry ~
oearance next morning, as he appeared
1t the depot. Kind hands bandaged
lis wounds, procured him a pass and he
vas sent on his way rejoicing. j