The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1898-02-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
w. R. STARR had business in Indiar
ola, Monday.

w. r. STARR had business in Indian
ola, Monday.
FRANK RArHBuN was over from From.
tier county, yesterday.
MRS. S. l.. MoRNcH visited the family
in Orleans over Sunday.
CLARK McCLUNc of Indianola was a
city visitor, last evening.
COUNTY CLERK GREEN was a bust
ness visitor to Lincoln, close of last
week.
MISS KATIE EATON is here from Dem
yer, visiting her sister, Mrs. James Shep-
herd.
MRS. T. A. ERB was down from Ak
ron, close of the week, visiting friends
here.
7. w. HUPp went down to Atchison,
kansas, Tuesday, on Star of Jupiter bus
mess.
MISS IDA McCARL went down to Hast
ings, Monday evening, on a short visit to
friends.
CALEB CLoTHIER came down from
his Hayes county ranch, Monday, on
business.
JOHN V. WHARTON returned home,
close of last week. from his visit to Fair
bury, Illinois.
MRS. McCARL, who has been in Indi-
ana for a few weeks, returned home on
Tuesday night.
MISS NELL FISHER was in the city,
Tuesday, guest of Mrs. ]. w. Line, on
her way to Hastings.
L. MORSE, of Benkelman. participated
in the convention, this week, with his
usual strength and wisdom.
c. P. UNDERWOOD was over from Dan
bury during the Farmers Convention
and Poultry Show, this week.
WILLIAM HIERsEKoRN, of the Bea-
yer, took in the Farmers and Poultry
Breeders meetings, this week.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIS GossARD of
Indianola were in the city, Wednesday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dole.
7. P. PRICE was down from Stratton
over Sunday, guest at the Sunnyside
dairy. where his son is employed.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. c. INGALs returned
home, last Friday evening, from their
visit to relatives in Hastings and neigh
boring points.
REV. G. w. SHEAFoR commenced a
series of meetings in the Fitch school
house, Monday evening. Rev. Scott is
assisting in the services.
MRS. R. A. METZNER returned home
to Alma, Tuesday morning, after a brief
visit here, guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. B.
Ballard, who has been i'll.
S. BENTLEY of BARLEY and his son
James from Republic county. Kansas,
who has been visiting him, were both in
the city. Monday. on business at the
courthouse.
MRS. ALEX. CARMICHAEL and son
came down from Franceville Junction,
Colo. Monday morning, and are visiting
Liner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Snyder,
and sister, Mrs. M. o. Mcclure.
MRS. JACK BULLARD of Palisade was
in the city, Monday evening, guest of
Mrs. J. ". Hupp, while on her way to
Omaha, where her husband is now To-
Gated and where they will make their
home.
G. T. RICHMOND of the Minden Cou-
rier took in the poultry show. Wednes-
day. He is a breeder of Rose Comb
Brown Leghorns, Silver-Laced Wyan-
dottes and Barred Plymouth Rocks. We
remember a brief visit.
HOWARD SToY, the new rector of St.
A1ban's Episcopal church, arrived in the
city on Monday night. He will conduct
services in the chapel on next Sunday
evening. Rev. Russell will remain here
until about February 18th.
L, ". MCCONNELL has found his pet
dog. But its beauty and usefulness had
both been marred, in fact, "poor dog
gle" was spoiled altogether by a gun
wound inflicted by some unknown scamp
to whom Mac would deliver an essay
should the opportunity arise.
Tale of Two "FareWellS."
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