The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1908-02-21
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

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and Wednesday.
G. r; JOHNSON of Arapahoe was a
McCook visitor, Monday.
Mrs. c. A. DELoY is slightly improved
but is not yet out of danger.
Mr.. AND MKs. X. b. BURNS spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Denver.
L. F. GocKLEY Of Danbury was trans
acting business in our city, Monday.
Mrs. JOHN KEEGAN and son of Trenton
are visiting McCook relatives and
friends.
Miss BESSIE EVEREST returned, Sun
day evening, from a two weeks visit at
Holbrook.
Mrs. G. l.. FAHNKsToCK returned,
Sunday night, from her two weeks visit
in Michigan.
Mas. FRED SCHwAB was called to
Crete, Friday night, by the serious ill
ness of her mother.
M. B. CARMAN Iectured 10 Stratton,
last night. This is his second lecture
there in two weeks.
Mrs. EMERSON HANSEN arrived, Mon
day night, to attend the different social
functions of the week.
COUNTY ATTORNEY REEDER went down
to Lincoln, fore part of the week, to be
treated for throat trouble.
Mr. AND Mrs. w. E. DEWITT of Den
yer spent Tuesday in the city, returning
home on No. 3. that evening.
ED L. ADAMS and NJ. D. King, at
torneys from Minden, were in town,
Wednesday, on legal business.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. F. OSBORN are
spending the week with relatives and
friends in Edison and Holbrook.
&. r. WooDwORTH was unable to at
tend to his duties at the drug store. the
first of the week, or account of sick
ness.
Miss LAURA CRAw, who had been
visiting the Ludwick's for a fortnight,
returned, Monday, to her home near
Stratton.
W. P. HAiwoRrH returned, close of
last week. from Hayworth, Kansas,
where he had been called by the death
Of his mother.
Miss MAUD PIERCE of Akron, Color
ado, came down, Tuesday, to attend the
machinists' ball, and will remain a
few days visiting friends.
Mr.. AND Mrs. F. G. FULLER arrived
in the city, Thursday night, to spend
sometime with their daughters, Mrs.
Sam Packard and Miss Stella Fuller.
Mrs. VIM. WEIDENHAMEER gave a Ken
sington, Thursday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. G. M. Noble and Mrs. M. B. Downs.
A five o'clock dinner concluded the
afternoon.
MISS KATHRYN SAWYER, left Thursday
morning IN No. 2, for Lincoln to spend
"a few days with her mother. Mrs. Saw
yer is improving and hopes to leave the
sanitarium, this week.
MISSES CLARA AND FANNIE EASTMAN
who have been visiting their sister Mrs.
Ed. Waite for the past two months,
left for their home in Nashua, Iowa, on
,, Tuesday morning.
L. Sues took No. 6 for Crete, Sunday
to be with his mother who is very
with pneumonia. fEe returned,
Wednesday. bringing the news that she
is considerably improved, though not
yet quite out of danger.
Mr.. AND Mrs. U. j. WARREN and
Miss Ruth arrived on No. II, Monday
from Fort Morgan. Mr.. Warren
returned home Thursday night. Mrs.
will remain some time, visiting
ner mother and old friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. G. DOLE will leave
Sunday morning for Seward to visit re-
.atiVes, after which they will GO for an
extended trip through the east. They
to travel around a considerable
of the coming year.
GEO. d. CARRINGTON, JR., of uburn,
candidate for Republican nomination
IS state superintendent of public in
truction, was in the city, close of last
Mr.. Darlington is at present
ouhty superintendent of Nemaha
l.. 4. DowSEY, inspector of normal
in the high schools of Nebras-
a, employed in the Office of State Sup't
1cBrien, came, last evening, to make
n official visit to the McCook high
chool. He spent the whole of today at
be school, making a talk to the stu
ents this forenoon. {
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. MCMILLEN enter
aimed a small company, last evening. in |
onor of Mrs. C. Nj. Noble and Mrs. Nj. {
!. Downs. In a series of $780, games.