The McCook tribune., 1897-08-13
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

tuner, spent the early part of the week
in the city.
DR.. A P. .WELLES has been i'll and con-
fined to the house, but is better and able
to be about.
r. o. PHILLIPS of the Lincoln Land
Co. was here, Monday, inspecting COM
pany interests.
MRS J. A. HARRIS returned home,
Friday night. from her visit to Re publi-
can City friends.
M. STERN of Chicago was in the city,
Monday, looking after his business and
investments here.
MRS. HENRY SMITH returned home,
last evening, from long visit in Michi-
gan City, Indiana.
MRS. G. L. LAWS came up from Lin
coin. Tuesday evening, and is the guest
of Mrs. G. A. Noren.
MISS SARA LowMAN will depart to-
morrow night for Chicago, to purchase
fall and winter goods.
REV J. w. HICKEY arrived home,
Wednesday evening, from his vacation
of a month in Boston.
MRS. M. E. BARGER expects to go to
ST. Louis on the 10th to buy her fall and
winter millinery goods.
J. T. BULLARD was down from Pali-
sade, Monday and Tuesday, going to
Omaha, Tuesday evening.
MAYOR TRorH spent the early part of
the week up in Colorado. arranging for
the purchase of an elevator.
MRS. J. E. KELLEY and Edna went
down to Hastings, Sunday morning, to
be absent week visiting relatives.
MRS. MEHAFFEY arrived from Pitts
burgh, Wednesday night, and will make
her sister, Mrs. T. B. Campbell, long
visit
JONAS ENGEL left Thursday morning,
| for Chicago. to purchase an extensive
stock of goods for the fall and winter
trade.
MRS K. K. STANGLAND, Miss Hannah
and Jimmie returned home, Sunday
night, from their visit of few weeks in
Minnesota.
MRS. A. N. ALLEN arrived from Col
orado Springs on Sunday night, and is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Thorgrimson.
c. w. KNIGHTS spent part of Monday
in the city, on his way from Cambridge
to Denver. His condition is one of
great feebleness.
NJ. A. HART1cAN was up from Hast
ings, Monday, on legal business connec-
ted with the Strasser-Stern affairs here,
now in litigation.
| SENATOR A. A. WELLER of Unadil1a
was up, the first of the week, on busi-
ness connected with his large mercan-
tile interests here.
SHERIFF NEEL went in to Lincoln
last night, to arrange for the removal OF
Frank Brainerd to the asylum, which is
now overcrowded.
]. c. HARLAN of the Cambridge Ka-
leidoscope and O. w. DeWald of the
Trenton Register viewed US by electric
light, Friday evening last.
| c. L. DEGRoFF was up from Nebraska
City, Sunday, on business connected
with his interests here, which he found
in very satisfactory condition.
| MRS. FRANK FREELovE of Valley
Grange precinct is in Colorado for her
health, which has not been good for the
past two years, but which is now improv-
| ing.
STATE TREASURER MEsERvE spent
Sunday on his ranch south of the city,
coming up from Lincoln on 3, Saturday,
and returned to the capital on Sunday
night.
MRS. W. D. BURNETT and Lille left,
Thursday, for Wisconsin, on an extended
visit. The other children will remain
with Red Cloud and Lincoln relatives
meanwhile.
FRED LEPPER, SON of c. w. Lepper OF
Coleman precinct, arrived home on Sun
day night, from Iowa, where he has been
for the last year or so.
MRS. ISAAC MOORE of the Driftwood
will leave early in September for Santa
Monica, California, where she will visit
for month or so at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Grey.
Miss NINA RICHARDSON treated her
scholars in music to picnic in Fitch's