The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1908-08-14
MOVEMENTS oF HE PEOPLE.

S. r. SMITH Of Indianola had BUSH
ness in town, Monday.
MRS. w. E. DEWITT returned home
on No. ID, yesterday.
MRS. w. E. DEWITT visited McCook
friends, part OF the week.
MRS. ANNA GOLFER is a guest of Den
YER friends for a brief season..
Miss EMMA PERRY of Lincoln has
been a guest of city friends, this week.
MRS. HUGH BROWN of Hastings was
the guest of McCook friends, end of
week.
Mrs. HENRY EHLERs is absent on a
visit TO relatives in Holdrege and Har-
ward.
MISS SADIE EVANS went to Orleans,
last Saturday evening, for a fortnight's
visit.
MISS ONA HENDRICKS is cashier at j.
II. Grannis'-succeeding Miss Mary No
votny.
FRANK SIMMoNDs of Seward is doing
some A. .. u. w. boosting in the city,
this week.
Mrs. j.. NJ. BRADY and Miss Stasia
left, Sunday night, for a visit east for a
week or two.
LINUS SToLL is confined to his room
in the Pratt residence with an attack
of diphtheria.
Mrs. H. T. GROVES, who has been
over in Iowa on a visit, returned home,
Tuesday night.
Guy M. BATTERsHALL left, early in
the week, for Eastern Nebraska, to
continue his work.
BARNEY HoFER returned, Monday
evening on Is, from his trip to Seattle
and the Northwest.
Mr.. AND MRS. HURLEY DYE have
much sympathy in the death of their
newborn babe, Monday.
Mrs. L. M. COPELAND came up from
Minden, this noon, and is a guest of her
daughter Mrs. j. G. Schobel.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WIN. MoRRIsEY return
ed, Monday night, from their business
trip to Jacksonville, Illinois.
Mr.. AND Mrs. r. A. GREEN came over
from Cedar Bluffs, Kansas, yesterday,
and will go to the mountains on a short
outing.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. P. GROUSE were
visited by the stork at her home in Sc
ward, end of last week. Mother and
daughter doing nicely.
Mrs. R. E. Foe is visiting her mother
Mrs. E. Mcfarland in Red Cloud dur
ing the agents absence at Lyons, camp
ing.
j. r. McCARL enjoyed the Cambridge
chautauqua, Monday afternoon, and
took a hand in the political game Cd the
side.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. B. MEsERvE arrived
in the city, Tuesday evening. and are
guests of their daughter Mrs. F. M.
Kimnell.
Miss STELLA FULLER departed this
morning, for Sheridan, Wyoming, on
her annual vacation and to visit the
homefolks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. w. HAMILTON ar
rived from Rantoul Illinois, end of last
week. and are at home in their cosy resi- |
dence In III city.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. G. CLAPP arrived
home, Thursday noon, from spending a
few weeks east, making fall purchases
and visiting the homefolks in Michigan.
n. NJ. DAVIS, Lincoln representative
of the Redpath Chautauqua Bureau,
spent Tuesday in the city completing
arrangements for the McCook chau-
tauqua.
MRS. W. R. HALE has joined her hus-
band here, where he is employed by R.
L. Okerson, and they are domlciled in
the Bruins dwelling at corner of D and
3rd street E.
WILL PLAsMYERE, nephew of Ira
accompanied by his wife. were
here from Leroy, Kansas, visiting a
couple of days, this week.-Ranger, Re-
publican City.
MEssRs. G. S. SCoTT, Leroy Eleven.
G. w. Barnes, j. E. Morrissey, W. f.
and r. E. Foe of the Lyons, Colo.
RADIO, camping party returned home,
yesterday morning.
Miss JOSEPHINE MULLEN entertained
Awl'O's in usual manner, Wednes-
day evening. A guest Of honor was
N. Thayer of Norwood, Ohio, nee
Miss Mabel Perry.
Mrs. w. G. JONES was called home
Lincoln, last night, by illness of
Ter little SON. Her daughter Vivian has
oeen operated upon and will be in the
hospital in Lincoln for a week or two.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. N. THAYER of Nor
wood, Ohio, and their two fine young
were brief visitor in the city,
his week, guests of Mrs. j. A. Gum
md Miss Nellie. They were homeward
pound from spending several weeks in
Colorado. They went eastward on 2,
his morning, and will again briefly visit
Ter parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Perry
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