The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1908-07-24
MOVEMENTS OF The PEOPLE.


Mr.. AND Mrs. RUSSELL RUTHERFORD
spent last week visiting in Republican
City.
w. G. BULLARD was out from Omaha,
Monday. looking over his lumber inter
ests in McCook.
FRANK BURBRIDGE of Orleans arrived
in the city, Monday, and went to work
for r. L. Okerson.
S. r. SMITH and G. NJ. Cohen were
up from I~ndianola, Tuesday, on some
matters of business.
MISS GERTRUDE SToRER, high school
principal, went to Nelson, Neb., her
home, Saturday night.
M. Z. SHURTLEFF is up from Tecum,
sch looking after his real estate interests
in this section of the state.
Miss NELLIE GUM returned, Saturday
night, from her two weeks vacation,
which was spent in Colorado.
Mrs. A. p. ELY was called to Red
Cloud, Tuesday night, by the serious
illness of her youngest brother.
Mrs. N. B. Bush and children arrived
from Almena, Kansas, Sunday morning,
and is the guest of her sister Mrs. J. G.
Marshall.
JAMES POWELL of Dundy county, near
Max, was in town, close of last week.
Jim for years was in charge of the Nc
Cook yard section.
J. NJ. MILLER of Carleton, Neb., was
here, end of last week, looking after his
real estate interests in Coleman pre-
cinct, this county.
Mrs. j. E. KELLEY and Mrs. j. E.
Morrissey, who have been spending a
number of weeks in California, arrived
home, early in the week.
HOWE SMITH was in Hastings, Tues
day, to see Grandma Kendall. He
found her well and improved physically
but failed and failing mentally.
MRS. E. R. BRIGGS and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Briggs, all of Oberlin, Kansas, who
have been guests of McCook relatives,
returned home, Tuesday evening.
Miss Fay EIKENBERRY departed, close
of past week, for Iowa, on a visit to re-
~latives, which will be extended on to
Kokomo, Indiana, on a similar mission.
E. S. BYFIELD of the Indianola Re-
porter spent Monday in the city solicit
ing advertisements for the premium
list of the county fair at Indianola, this
fall.
Mr.. n Mrs. LEWIS FLEIsCHMAN and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray o. Light and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Clark arrived home,
Wednesday, from their trip to Colorado
of a few weeks.
MISS TEssA FISH was thrown from a |
she and Miss Vera Fitzgerald
were riding, Saturday evening. 1t was
at first thought her injuries were severe
but they proved slight.
JOSHUA AND JACOB GERvER moved in
from the farm in Gerver precinct, end of
last week, and have located in West
McCook in the Sherman dwelling and
will enjoy town life for a while.
FRANK MOORE of Indianola was in
town, yesterday. He his
candidacy for representative and while
here took an initial inventory of his
and well-wishers in the capital
Mrs. ROBERT GUM is visiting her
in Denver and will be Joined
here first of next week by her husband
md then accompanied by the Bos-
Norths will go to Spearfish, S. D., on a
camping and fishing trip.
REV. G. B. HAWKES. of the Congrega-
;ional church departed, Tuesday morn
ng, for New England, where Mrs.
Hawkes. and the children have been
for some time, where he will
spend his vacation of several weeks.
Miss LA NJ. BRIGGS, who has been
eaching music in our city for several
months past, has decided to return to
Ter home in Oberlin, Kansas, leaving
IN Tuesday evening. She has the best
wishes of many friends made during her
esidence in our city.
Or. E. R.O'NE1LL of Uncle Sans An
NAL Industry Bureau, who has been
coated here for a few years, has been
transferred to Kansas City, Mo-, which
will be his headquarters. He will work
q the southwest. The doctor, wife and
'aby departed, Wednesday evening,
or their new home. We hope success
nd contentment may be their portion.
Mrs. G.. w. STOCKTON and daughter
from New York via Kansas City
londay on No. Is, and will be guests
f her sister Mrs. A. G. Ebert for two
yeeks. Mrs. Stockton will be remem-
cred by early settlers as Miss Lillian
tockton. She and Miss Dorothy have
cen briefly visiting in Chicago, St.