The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-05-26
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

Mrs. C. w. Britt is in Hastings,
this week, visiting friends.
Ralph Bosworth is down from
Denver, a guest in the Gum home.
viii C. Israel Of the Benkelman
News-C chronicle was a Saturday Wis
itor.
VIM. Dorsey and R. w. McGrew of
Bloomington were McCook visitors,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bra Icy lave
moved down from Hai3ler TO Ike
their nome here.
R. LeCo.e Of Lincoln spent Sunday
in tie ci,., tie guest of his daugh-
.sr, Mrs. c.. d. Richie.
U. G. Etherton, editor of the Bart
ley Inter-Ocean, "a a business call
er in the city, Monday.
Mr.. Walter Wright of Boulder,
Colorado, was a guest in T. F.
Rowell's home, last week.
Mr.. McKenna's father returned,
Thursday night, to Omaha, after his
visit in the McKenna home.
Attorney F. L. Wolff was in Hol-
drege, fore part of the week, attend
ing the Phelps county district court.
Rufus B. Carlton left, last Thurs
day night, for his old home in Mis-
souri,, to visit his folks before re-
turning to his work in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hasty and fam
lily returned, Sunday morning, from
a visit with the home folks at Arapa-
hoe.
Mrs. Ed Huber, daughter and baby
boy went down to Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, last Thursday night, for their
health.
The Dorcas society of the Congre-
gational church meets, Thursday af-
ternoon, June 2, with Mrs. D. Y.
Dorwart.
Mrs. E. S. Roller and Miss Ada
line visited Mrs. Rollers people in
Oxford, over Sunday, going down Oh
No. 10, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. E. Hart and baby went
down to Hastings, last Thursday
night on No. 10, to visit her daughter
Ti1ho1roip onl DfhD, ,-o1of;yoo
William Roach, an implement deal
er of Haigler, was one of the pleased
visitors at the district meeting here
of Daughters of Rebekah, last Friday
night.
Mrs. w. B. Whitaker, who has has
been in Detroit, Mich, at the bedside
of her mother for a number of weeks,
returned home, Saturday last, on
No. l..
VIII C. Israel, editor of the Ben
kleman News-Chronicle, transacted
business in McCook, Saturday, re-
naming for "St. Elmo in the even
ing.
c. A. Evans and d. c.. Hall de-
parted for the west, Sunday night,
the former going to Portland, Ore
gon, and the latter to Salt Lake
City, Utah.
J.. w. Hammond of the Cambridge
Clarion spent a few hours in the
city, last Thursday morning, to take
a peep at u new linotype. He has
an order placed for the same model.
President Franklin of the Citizens
National Bank attended the meeting
of Group Four of Nebraska bankers
at Hastings, last of last week. G..
H. Thomas of Harvard was toast
master on the banquet occasion.
Jas. V. White of Curtis, H. w.
Keyes and S. R. Smith of Indianola,
and E. B. Perry of Cambridge, are
among the out-of-town attorneys in
attendance at the May term of the
district court.
MI n MIS-. j. w. Hupp OF Seat
tie, Washington, were in the city a j
few days, early in the week, visit
ing old friends. They were on their
way home from the east, whittier
they had been called by a death in
the family.
Mrs. W. B. Mills went to Grand
Rapids, Michigan, close of last week,
joining Mr.. Mills who has been at
the bedside of his sick mother for
some time. A private letter to
friends states that the condition of
the invalid is by no means reassur-
ing, though at present she seems to
be holding her own.
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