The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1907-09-06
MOVEMENTS OF lHf PEOPLE.

VIRGIL WILLIAMS is home from Nor
rill, Nebraska.
MRS. AND Miss HARE were Lincoln
visitors, close of last week.
MERLIN Bros. have returned to their
home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss LORETTA HEATING OF Denver
is in the city on a brief visit.
Mr.. AND Mrs. M. U. CLYDE arrived
home, Tuesday, from Hot Springs.
Mrs. C. A. FISHER arrived home,
first of the week, from her trip west.
Mrs. CHARLES A. JOHNSON of Leban-
on was a county seat visitor, last week.
MISS MINNIE PADE was in Hastings,
Thursday, between trains, on business.
LOUIS FLEIsHMAN returned, close of
last week, from an outing of two weeks
in the mountains.
DoRTHY CARMAN is afflicted and iso-
loted with scarlet fever-but the disease
is progressing favorably.
Mrs. F. E. KENNEDY and family are
down from Sheridan, Wyoming, guests
of her mother Mrs. Mary Mullen.
JULES MERLE went in to Omaha, Mon
day to have his eyes treated, being
troubled with cataract formation.
Mrs. w. G. BUTTON left, this morn
ing to attend the national encampment,
G. A. R., at Saratoga, New York.
MRs.J. F. FORBES and the family ar
rived home, last Saturday, from their
outing of a couple of weeks in the west.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. E. THRILL arrived
home, Monday night, from spending
several weeks with friends in Boulder,
Colo.
MRS. 7. B. CAMPBELL returned home,
last Friday, from spending two weeks
with her daughter Mrs. E. j. Hates in
Plattsmouth.
G. M. BoLLEs of Morton Park, Hi
nois, returned, close of last week, to Red
Willow county and will try farming
here for a season.
MRS. J. NJ. BRADY, Miss Jennie and
Frank departed, Monday night, for st.
Paul, Mimi, where they will visit Mrs.
Brady's brother for a couple weeks.
Mrs. E. NJ. DAY, Mrs. Oscar Grismore
and children arrived home, Thursday
morning on 2, from their visit to a son
and brother in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss CLAUDIA B. HATCHER was up
from ~Indianola, Saturday. Miss Hat
cher will be one of the nominees for
superintendent of public instruction,
this fall.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. R. MEHAFFEY of
P%ittsburg, Pa, arrived in the city, first
of the week, and expect to make their
home here. She is a sister of Mrs. T.
B. Campbell.
MRS. ADELE PHELAN, Miss Viva and
Master Tom arrived home, early in
the week, from their Holland, Colorado,
outing and camping, having sojourned
briefly in Denver en- route home.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. P. THOMPSON of
Omaha were in the city, Monday, brief
ly, between trains, on their way home
to Omaha, after spending several weeks
with the Marslands in Washington.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WILLIAM HIERsEKoRN
of Lebanon precinct attended the state
fair assisting in the Red Willow county
exhibit. He had with him a fine sample
of wheat which weighed GA pounds to
the bushel.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. D. NOBLE and Mrs.
Maggie B. Jeffries arrived home, Sun
day morning, from a delightful trip to
Salt Lake City, Utah, taking in the
Grand Canyon and other glories of the
Colorado Utah country.
M. w. EIKENBERRY and son Loran of
Kokomo, Indiana, arrived in the city,
Wednesday on No. 1, and are guests of
his brother Daniel of this place. M.
W. was recently elected county clerk of
Howard county, Indiana.
MRS. A. BACKsTRoM was up from Lin
coin, close of last week, making prepa-
rations to return to McCook, in time to
start the children to school, September
18th. They have been spending the
summer in Lincoln with relatives.
STEVE WILSON arrived home from a
long absence in Kansas, close of last
week. He was in search of a iong-lost
span of livery horses, which he succeed
ed in recovering while absent. He sold
the team at a good figure while away.