The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-07-07
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

first of the week.
Mrs. Belle Stephenson departed,
this morning, for Denver.
Mrs. G.. III. Thomas of Harvard is
visiting her morher Mrs. S. A. McCarl.
DR.. J.. o. Bruce devotes Tuesdays
and Fridays of each week to Tren-
Miss Grace Lani is now enjoying
the climate of Seattle for a season.
John Rice is in charge of w. S.
Morlan's office during the "deacon's''
outing.
Congressman Norris and family arriv-
ed home, this morning, on No. 13, from
Washington.
Mrs. Sage of Beatrice is in charge of
the Morlan residence during the absence
of the family.
j. r. Rutherford has been trans
fered from Wray to Eckley, where
he is now agent.
Captain Alvin r. Scott of comp
any NJ has resigned on account of
having other matters requiring his
entire time.
Mrs. William Jeffries spent the
Fourth with her folks at Hamlet,
where an enjoyable little celebra-
ton was held.
E. r. Henderson of McCook brought
thirteen men in Wednesday, to work
in the harvest fields near here
Trenton Register.
Mrs. Kate Campbell, late central
at CulbertsOn, has resigned and will
make her home temporarily in Nc
Cook with her sister Mrs. Cams.
Fred Tomblin arrived, Monday.
from his trip to Alabama, his return
being somewhat hurried by the SER
ious illness of his father H. F.
Tomblin.
Police Judge Heaton is in Central
City on cuisine IS. w. B. Whit aker is
acting police Judge, and making the
punishment fit the crime as occasion
offers.
Francis Moses Golfer of our city
to the toast. THE Church
a power for Good at the Knights
of Columbus banquet in Hastings,
last Sunday.
Miss Margaret Strunk was the guest
of her brother Harry of the Tribune
force, Saturday. They spent Sunday
and Monday in Tndianola with their
brother John j.
VIM. Wirsig and wife of McCook,
are visiting the formers sister Mrs.
G~etzendaner and friends in
the Champion valley, this week.
Imperial Republican.
Principal business houses have
chautauqua season tickets for sale.
buying now you will save SOC per
as the price will be raised
when the chautauqua opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morlan depart
ed Tuesday night, for Seattls and
the northwest, t o be absent a few
weeks, and perhaps taking a side
trip into the Alaska county.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Clapp departed
on No. 10, for New York city, to be gone
several weeks, making purchases for
the fall and winter trade. They will
likely visit in Chicago, while absent.
Mrs. Emerson Hanson arrived home,
last Friday night, from her Illinois
visit, Martha Suess who accompanied
her stopped off at Crete for a short
visit with Grandma Suess on the farm.
Mrs. S. A. McCarl has had the
pleasure of a visit from her brother
Mr. Thomas Coffee of London,
Ohio, who was accompanied by his
wife and young son and daughter.
They were eastbound from a visit
Seattle and the northwest.
Mrs. Ruth Riley and daughter of
dcCook visited with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
\. King the first of the week. They
spent the latter part Of the week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Steggs, of
lear Enders.-Imperial Republican.
Mrs. G. f. Thompson and daughters
eft. this morning, for a tour of the
Yellowstone National park. They
Fill stop in Denver and Salt Lake
,ity and will visit relatives in st.
InthOny and Marysville, Idaho, be-
ore returning home some time in
august.
NJ. H. Prall, county clerk of Chase
Ounty, was down from Imperial,
evening, seeing off his three
mall children, who accompanied his
to her home in Tecumseh,