The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1898-08-26
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
+. A. RICHART is helping the electric
light station force.

is. LEHEw spent Tuesday in Lincoln
on reunion business.
FRANK CARRUTH was i'll Denver with
the family over Sunday.
GUY MURPHY returned from his visit
to Denver, first of the week.
w. S. CoRNUTT was down from Gull
bertson, last Saturday, on a social visit.
N. +. RICHLIN has been representing
the Denver Republican here, part of the
week.
MRS. n. N. VANSIcKLE, daughter and
son of Orleans are visiting McCook
friends.
MRS. c. J. RYAN and Nellie went
down to Grafton and the fair, Yesterday
morning.
REGISTER RATHBUN came home, last
night, after a business absence of a day
or two.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. S. MoRLAN left
this morning, for the mountains, on a
short vacation.
RECEIVER PIPER returned, Wednes-
day night, from a trip to Lincoln and to
the exposition.
Miss EDITH Cook returned to the
city, last Saturday night, and has been
attending institute.
w. T. COLEMAN and family are now
visiting over in Yale, Iowa, and will be
home about the first.
c. n. WHITAKER returned home,
Monday night, from his s~ojourn down
east of here in Nebraska.
MRS. J. H. YARGER is laid up with a
sprained ankle, sustained in accidentally
falling down the cellar way.
MATT LAWYER, a former McCook
businessman, was out from Omaha, the
close of last week, on a short visit.
P. w. SCoTT of Imperial, wife and
children came down the branch OH We'd
nesday on their way to Clarinda, Iowa,
on a visit.
MRS. A. P. BONNoT went to Colorado
Springs, Monday morning, for the sake
Of her health. Miss Bird L. Mitchell ac-
companied her.
F. d. BURGESS and family returned
home. Wednesday evening, from near
Arapahoe, where they have been visit
ing for a few weeks.
MRS. H. T. CHURCH and Miss Church
will leave for Wisconsin, next week, on a
visit. They will take up their residence
in the city OF their return.
CLERK GREEN and Sheriff Neel at
tended the Populist congressional con-
v%ention at Holdrege, Tuesday, as dele
gates from Red Willow county.
MIR. AND MRS. F. S. WILCOX depart
ed, Monday morning, for the east on a
quite extended visit. They will go to
Gilman, Illinois, and will also go to New
York state.
PRINCIPAL PATCH of the BARLEY
schools was in the city, Thursday. He
is a graduate of the state university and
will doubtless give the people of BARLEY
good service.
c. w. MEEKER came down from Inl-
perial, Tuesday evening, TO greet his two
daughters and son who arrived from the
east on Tuesday nights train. They all
went up the Imperial branch on Wednes-
day morning.
MISSES FLORENCE AND NELLIE RAN
DALI of Omaha, arrived in the city on 8,
Monday night, and Miss Frances Mars
land of Lincoln on 3, Wednesday
night, and are guests of Miss Eliza
beth Thomson.
c. F. PADE and Howe Smith went up
to Hayes Center, Monday, to attend the
sale of a piece of land formerly owned
up in Hayes county by Miss Wilson, de-
ceased. Mr.. Smith is administrator of
the estate and Mr.. Pade has an interest
in the matter.
REV. A. A. GRESHAM, state secretary
of the Doane college at Crete, occupied
the Congregational pulpit, last Sunday
morning. He presented the claims of
Christian education, and of Doane col
lege in particular, that college being un-
der the wing of Congregationalism in
Nebraska.
EDWIN PIPER arrived in the city, last
Saturday evening, and has been spend
ing the week with the home folks on the
farm north of the city. He departed,
this morning, for Alma, where he will
make a brief visit before returning to
Lincoln. He has a position as instructor
in the state university for the coming
year.