The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1911-12-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

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urday on 13, from a business trip
to Beatrice.
j. B. Colling of Indianola was
a business pilgrim to the coun-
ty capital, Friday.
Mrs. S. j. Miller went down to
Cambridge, Saturday night on IA,
on a short visit to relatives.
Matt Colling Of route No. !, In
dianola, was in the county seat,
Friday, on matters Of business.
Earl Shaw came down from
Benkelman, end of last week,
and went to work in our city.
E. E. DeLoy was called to
Alma, this morning, by news of
the death of his father at that
place.
Miss Ella Caffrey returned on
13, Monday morning, from her
Thanksgiving visit with relativ-
es at Orleans.
Max Hare was up from the uni.
~vcrsity at Lincoln over Thanks
giving vacation, coming up We'd
nesday night.
Miss Martha Abel and sister
Mrs. w. w. Wright of Geneva
spent their Thanksgiving with the
family in Red Cloud.
Miss Edna and Miss Edith
Waite were guests of their cousin
Miss Gladys Neiswanger in Cam
bridge, Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Schwab
returned home Friday night from
spending Thanksgiving with his
brother H.. F. and family in Lee
banon.
Miss Eva VanScyoc of Osborne
Kansas, arrived in the city, last
Wednesday night and is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. C. NJ.
Matson for a few weeks.
C. l.. Markwad is here from
WestbOrO, Missouri. Mrs. Mark.
wad has been visiting relatives
here for several weeks. They
may decide to remain here.
Mrs. Fred S. Harris and daugh-
ter Aimee came down from Den
YER, end of week, and will be the
guests of her father Mr.. Joseph
Menard for a length of time.
Mrs. Wick Of Portland, Oregon,
who has been a guest of her
mother Mrs. Caroline Menard for
some months, departed, close of
week, for her home on the coast.
Rev. R. 7. Bayne of the Con-
gregational church was with his
parents in Kearney during the
Thanksgiving time, returning in
time to fill his Sunday pulpit ap-
p%ointment.
Miss Pattie Galusha, spent a
few days, close of last week, with
old time Red Cloud friends, and
to see the foot ball game on
Thanksgiving, returning home,
end of week.
Bert Sutton Of Brush, oClO-
RADIO, spent Thanksgiving with
his cousin IL. P. Sutton, and to
visit his mother who has been
a guest in the Sutton home here
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Cushman, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. p. Sutton for a
few weeks, departed on l, Satur-
day, for Brush, Colorado, where
she is making her home with her
son Bert Sutton.
Congressman G. W. Norris, who
has been on the Pacific coast,
was a passenger on No. 10, on
Thursday night, from the west,
and continued on his way east
to Washington.
Mrs. DR.. Murphy Of Arapahoe
arrived on 13, today, and will be
the guest of Mrs. A. P.Ely until
tomorrow morning, when she will
go to Palisade on a visit to her
parents the DOlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McCarl de-
parted on 10, Thursday night, for
on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Thomas. They will
also visit in Lincoln briefly be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. o. n. Rector and Miss
Cleo arrived home, Sunday night,
from spending Thanksgiving witt
G. E. Rector and family at Over
ton. Mrs. Rector and her two
babies returned to McCook with
them.
Miss Vernice Franklin of Nc
Cook was a Thanksgiving guest
of the Pringle family of Parks,
attending the cowboys exercises
in this city in the afternoon with
George n. Pringle and sister Mrs
Reynolds. = Benkelman