The McCook tribune., 1897-11-05
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
MISS MAY MORROW is clerking for
r. Canschow.

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r. Ganschow.
MRS. E. Q. RoBrR was Hastings Wis
itor. Thursday.
MRS. r. T. ELLER has been quite sick,
but is better and improving.
A. ]. HAWKINS and family of Benkel-
man are new arrivals in our city.
J. N. PURvIs went down to st. Joe,
Thursday morning, to buy goods.
MISS STovER returned home, Satur-
day night, from short business absence.
]. c. MOORE came over with the re-
turns from Tyrone precinct, Wednesday.
II. w. KEYEs, county attorney, spent
Saturday evening in the city on business.
P. E. McKILLIP was up from Bart
ley, Tuesday evening, to get the election
returns.
MRS. E. WALKER and Mrs. w. B.
Mills were Lincoln visitors, the close of
last week.
E. L. RoHLF departed on Wednesday
morning for Omaha to continue his
studies in medicine.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM McCALLUM
were up from Indianols, Sunday, max
ing friends, brief visit.
c. w. BECK and S. R. Smith were up
from Indianola, Wednesday, on business
and to hear the election news.
NIKE WALSH seems to be improving,
aud will be brought to the McCook Sur
gical hospital as soon as possible.
]. P. A. BLACK, of Bloomington, who
is credited with having congressional
bee in his bonnet, was a city visitor,
Saturday.
MRS. GEORGE HILL came up from
Indianola, Monday night, and is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M.
Beardslee.
F. A. PENNELL will occupy the w. H.
Edwards residence; Mrs. Sadie Bates
having already rented and moved over
Knipple's store.
MRS. F. A. THOMPSON and Miss Flor
ence went down to Lincoln, Thursday
morning, to consult an oculist concern
ing the latter's eyes.
L. R. HILEMAN came home, Monday
afternoon, to vote, but telegram called
him to Saint Paul, whittier he went on
No. d, the same evening.
c. w. BECK and family of Indianola
will leave, first of next week, for Uni
versity Place, near Lincoln. Here's sue
cess to them, abundantly.
REV. E. P. CHITTENDEN, who has
been visiting the surrounding missions
with Rev. Russell for the last few days,
is spending the day in the city.
MRS. w. H. PRATT of Phillipsburg,
Kansas, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Eldred, few days,
left for home on 2, Wednesday morning.
TREASURER MEsERvE came up from
Lincoln, Monday night. to vote. Mrs.
Meserve accompanied him and they re-
turned to the state capital on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. J. A. CRAWFORD, on his way
home from Pittsburg, Penn, spent Sun
day with his daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Moore.
His niece, Miss Park of Pittsburg, &C.
companied him.
Mr.. NEwBRANcH is in the city, max
ing an effort to organize branch of the
Business Mems Fraternity, commercial
and insurance institution. He is meet
ing with fair success.
MRS. NEWELL FoRSYTHE, of Loomis,
Nebraska, spent Wednesday night in the
city, guest of Mrs. ]. w. Line. She was
returning from Wauneta. where she made
arrangements for removing their house
hold goods to Loomis, their new home.
MRS. SMITH GORDON and Mrs. Nellie
Johnson drove up to Mrs. Thomas Whit
mer's in Frontier county, Tuesday, to
attend meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of that neighborhood. A big din
ner was on the programme, and pleas
urable time was enjoyed.
DR.. AND MRS. M. H. GARTEN came
up from Lincoln, Sunday night, and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Morlan, Monday and Tuesday. The
doctor, Mr.. Morlan and II. P. Sutton
spent Monday and Tuesday hunting in
this part of the county, with such sue