The McCook tribune., 1897-07-30
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

MRS. FRANK HARRIS is visiting
friends in Denver.
MRS. M. E. HoRNER returned from
Denver close of last week
MRS. EMERSON HANSON returned
home on S, Saturday night.
WILL FOWLER returned, Monday
night, from trip to Denver.
MRS McCARL and Blanche went up to
Denver on visit. Tuesday night.
DR.. w. A. DEMAY of Danbury was
brief business visitor, Friday last
F. !. Foss, the we'll known Crete law
yer, was city visitor, fore end of the
week.
MRS. w. D. BEYRER returned home,
Sunday night on 3. Mr.. Beyrer met her
at Oxford
GEORGE LEACH and Rufus Carlton
rode over to Oberlin and back on their
bikes, Sunday.
E. o. ScoTT and Gary Dole, two of
Bartley's finest, were in the city on busi
ness pleasure, Tuesday.
MRS. A P. BoNNoT and Mr.. Bonnot's
father arrived from Eau Claire, Wiscon-
sin, Thursday evening.
EDITOR ]. c. HARLAN of the Cam
bridge kaleidoscope was in our midst,
briefly, Saturday evening.
MRS. L. d. GoCKLEY came up from
Holbrook, Saturday, and is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs R. J. Predmore.
WILLIAM HIERSEKoRN, one of the
solid Beaver farmers, was over to the
county seat, on business, Wednesday.
FRANK DoBsoN and Leon Clark re-
turned, Monday night, from a visit to
Denver and the mountains of few days.
Miss EDNA MEsERvE returned to Lin
coin. Saturday night, after two weeks
visit here with her sister, Mrs. F. M.
Kimmell
MISS BELLE WILLoUGHBY of Hast
ings, who has been visiting Conductor
W. H. Browns family for few weeks,
returned to Hastings, Tuesday night.
MISS KITTIE STANGLAND will teach
the North Divide school, coming term,
Miss Jennie Goheen having resigned that
position to teach the primary in Barley.
NEWT. AUGUSTINE and wife departed
on Saturday last for Grand Island, where
he has purchased barber shop. Many
friends wish him success in his new
home.
MRS. c. E. POPE has been entertain
ing her sister, Miss Della Mowbray of
Lincoln, who came up, last Friday even
ing, from Oxford, where she has been
visiting relatives.
MRS. WILLIAM PERRINE of Bird City,
Kansas, is in the city, guest of her sister,
Mrs. George Elbert. She will also visit
in eastern Nebraska and Illinois before
returning home.
MRS. Z. L. KAY and Jud left on Mon
day for Joplin, Missouri, and other
points, to visit relatives during the rest
of the summer vacation. They will also
visit in Kansas City, Nashville and Chi
cago.
DR.. A. H. THOMAS of Trenton spent |
few hours in the valleys finest, Mon
day evening. He had just received his
commission as postmaster at Trenton
and expected to assume charge on Sat- |
urday.
MISS ALICE ROGERS of Princeton, Mis- |
souri,, was the guest of Mrs. &c. Ballew,
this week; leaving for home this morn |
ing. Miss Rogers was en- route home |
from the Endeavor convention in San
Francisco.
REv.C. A. HALE did not occupy the
Methodist pulpit Sunday. He was taken
sick at the hotel, Saturday night and re-
turned home to Holdrege on 2, the fol-
lowing morning much to the diSsap- |
pointment of many.
MRS. J. w. HOLIDAY, mother and
sister passed through here, Monday
night, for Lincoln. They were taking
the mother, who had been up at Lyons
for her health, home again. The change
of climate was not helpful in her case
MISS LoTrA STovER, who has been !
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. H. Chrysler.
in Wilsonville returned home close of