The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1907-11-29
MOVEMENTS OF lnf PEOPLE.

G. GOLDEN has gone to Byron, this
state.
FRANK A. DENTON returned, this
week, from Denver.
A. L. MILLER was up from Indianola,
Monday, on business.
Mr.. n MIS-. j. A. DOUGLASS were
Lincoln visitors, last Saturday.
M. M. WEAVER was over from Bea-
YER, Tuesday, on business matters.
Roy SMITH was down from Denver for
the Thanksgiving holidays at home.
SUp'T AND Mrs. G. II. THOMAS are
with his parents in Harvard for Thanks
giving holidays.
ROBERT ALLEN departed, Monday
night, for Des Moines, Iowa, to resume
his school work.
MISS SToRER is entertaining a younger
| sister, who will remain with her until
Christmas.
Miss ANNA HANNAH went down to
Lincoln. last Friday night, to attend
the funeral of an uncle.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PATRICK Mcneil and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sexson were county
seat visitors, Tuesday.
Mr.. AND MRS. PETER MIEsEN are
spending the week in Oberlin, Kansas,
ro;po ouor Loot Friday
Mr.. OvERING of the Red Cloud Monu-
ment Works was in the city, Monday, in
the line of his business.
Mrs. H. P. WAITE and Mrs. E. S.
Waite were guests of the Neiwangers,
Cambridge, Thanksgiving.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JAMES SHERMAN have
returned to McCook to live after a
short s%oJourn in Swea, Iowa.
Mrs. E. E. WILSON and little daugh-
ter of Arapahoe were guests of Mrs. j.
F. Utter, Saturday and Sunday.
Mas. HARRY D. STEWART has been
visiting with Mr.. Stewards people at
Alma, since last of week gone.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. w. HAsTY and child
rem are in Arapahoe, spending Thanks
giving week with the home folks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. P. McFANN depart
ed, Tuesday, for Denver, to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
Mr.. TEETER of Lincoln is a guest OF
Mayor and Mrs. G. l.. Fahnestock,
being an uncle of Mrs. Fahnestock.
BERT SUTTON is down from Colorado
visiting his cousin H. 2. Sutton and
family during the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Mrs. J. H. Cox and Miss Leola re-
turned to Exeter, this morning. They
have been guests of her sister Mrs. l.. r.
Hileman.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. @. NoRrHRUP of
Kansas City, Mo-, are spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with McCook
relatives.
MRS. A. G. W1EHE and Miss Ruth are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with Cherokee, Iowa, relatives, depart
ing on No. 6, Tuesday night.
Coy BURNETT and HAROLD SUTTON of
the uni. contingent from McCook ar
rived home, last Friday night, for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
CHAs. w. HAMILTON, who has been
visiting in Illinois, Massachusetts, aud
other points east for several weeks, ar
rived home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Il. B. SIMMONS was called to De
troit, Michigan, early part of the week,
by the serious illness of her mother.
Mr.. Simmons accompanied her.
E. SCHELL KIMMELL arrived home,
Wednesday night, from the state uni
versity, Lincoln, to spend the Thanks
holidays with the family.
G. T. Watson has returned to the
Burlington service and is located at
Illinois, having a good posi-
ton in the office of the superintendent
of transportation.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. H. WHITEFoRD on
their way tom Chicago to their home in
San Bernardlno, Calf, spent Thanks
day with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Cordial.
JOHN HEINLEIN, who has been visit
in the old home in Germany, return
home, latter part of the week, having
had a great trip and visit, and looking
and hearty from his vacation.