The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1907-08-23
MOVEMENTS Or INF PEOPLE.

b. II. THOMAS of Lebanon was a county
capital visitor Saturday, on business.
I'D. GEIsT and family have returned
to the city from a short residence in In.
dianola.
MRS. w. M. ARCHIBALD and Master
Fred have returned home from theil
visit east.
Miss EDITH WAITE and Ruth Wiehe
went down to Cambridge yesterday, to
attend the ball game.
MRS. J. w. LINE is spending a while
at Sulphur Springs, Colo, and taking
baths for rheumatism.
MAYOR FAHNEsToCK was called down
to Holdrege, Wednesday, by an accident
to a company employe.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. S. MoRLAN arrived
home, yesterday morning, from their
trip to Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. j. P. MES returned, mid week,
from Saint Joseph, where she has made
fall purchases in the millinery line.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. N. RUsEBUsH and
Miss Stella Faus arrived home, Monday
on No. 6, from their Colorado jaunt.
MRS. F. J. RoLFE and daughter Izora
departed, yesterday morning, for Idaho
points, expecting to be gone two weeks.
G. T. Lopez has purchased the Will
liam Stoner dwelling on Melvin street
and will take possession in a week or
so.
Mrs. BE- RoXEL, who has been visit
ing McCook friends, has gone to Be
atrice to be there at the golden celebra-
ton.
Mrs. r. B. SoUTRARD of Kearney
visited between trains in McCook, Mon
day, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Hasty.
H. E. DURHAM has gone to Washing
ton to visit his father and an aged grand
mother and will be absent for about a
month.
Mrs. F. w. BoswoRTH, Ralph Ros.
worth, Mrs. Walter Stokes and Paul
Blair are doing a vacation stunt at
Lyons, Colorado.
Mr.. AMI MRS. X. M. STANGLAND, of
Denver, and Mrs. Eunice Dixon of Fort
Scott, Kansas, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Dudley .-Lincoln Journal.
JOHN KEEGAN was down from STRAIT
ton, Wednesday night, on a short visit.
Mrs. Keegan who was here on a visit,
took the night train, No. 6, for Iowa on
a visit. |
S. SEAMAN of Beatrice was in the city,
Monday, on his way east from a trip to
Colorado. Mr.. S. is a candidate for
nomination for county assessor of Gage
Mrs. E. A. PHILLIPPI has been very
for sometime with an attack of ty-
phoid fever, but THE TRIBUNE r~ejoices
learning that at this writing she is
improving.
@. Q. HEsKETT of Blue Hill is here
ooking after his land interests, and
will move here next March. His daugh-
.er will enter school with the opening
the fall term, Sept. Is.
j. FL. BENNETT of Omaha and A. Ga
usha of Red Cloud, members of the
nance committee of the Nebraska 40.
J. W., were in the city, Monday and
tuesday, on Workman business.
Mr.. N MRS. L. W. McCoNNELL
vent up to Colorado, last Saturday,
n the interest of Mrs. McConnell's
health. The altitude proved deleter-
ous and they returned home, Monday
light. :
Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER M. FRENCH 8
we're over from LOOMS, close OF the
week, meeting McCook friends. He :
eturned home, Saturday evening, but {
lrs. French remained a few days long ,
r. They are farming near LOOMS and :
DING nicely this year. +
Miss PEARL MITCHELL, who has been
pending the summer here, the guest of L
er uncle E. E. belong and family, re- il
urned to her home in Lincoln, Wednes- e
ay. She was accompanied by Miss
'acie belong who will remain until the n
of our schools. t
JOHN R. NEEL and Banker Reynolds [
f Indianola were up to see the ball II
last Friday afternoon. J. R. d
$50 had business here, Tuesday of D
ais week. Mr.. Reynolds is the new I
anker in Indianola and it was his first I
to the county capital, with which o
g was pleased. a
W. R. STARR of McCook was in the
ty yesterday. Mr.. Starr is an at =
'rney and he is taking a lively in I
rest in the contest for Judge in the
Ourteenth judicial district. Mr.. Starr e.
-vors the nomination of c.. Z. Ell ;
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