The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-12-29
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

ibSs Win Tue iaIuiiy oNeI NhIistHiaS.
L. II. BLAcKLEDGE was up from Rec
Cloud, Wednesday, on business of tn,
law.
MRS. J. H. BENNETT and the children
are visiting on the ranch near Max, thi:
week.
MISS OLA RUssoM departed, last Sat
urday, for her home in Broken Bow,
this state.
LOUIS SUEss spent his Christmas hol.
iday with the children at his fathers
near Crete.
MRS l.. M. COPELAND of Minden is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Soho.
bel, this week.
MRS G. A. NoRRN and Miss Selma
are visiting the old home folks at Or
leans, this week.
| THOMAS O'SHAUGHNRssY, secretary
of the illinois state penitentiary, was a
city visitor. Tuesday.
! MR.. N MRS. c. H. BOYLE are
spending the Christmas week in Denver,
visiting his parents.
MRS. FRED MoNTMoRENcY arrived
home, Saturday night OF 8, from a visit
to Omaha relatives and friends.
]. w. BRAUN of Artz & Thompson's
store was with the folks in St. Joseph,
Mo over the Christmas holidays.
MISS FLO THOMPSON returned TO
Denver, Sunday on I, after spending a
few weeks in Mcconnell & Berry's.
w. c. BULLARD is out from Omaha,
this week, helping close up the business
of the past year, which has been very
satisfactory.
MISS ETHEL BARNETT arrived home,
Saturday night, from Omaha, and is en-
joying the Christmas vacation with the
folks at home.
Mr.. AMI MRS. E. E. MAGE returned
home, Tuesday morning, to Lincoln,
after visiting relatives and friends here
over Christmas.
DR.. AID MRS, GAGE spent Christmas
with the %latter's parents, Supt. and Mrs.
J. R. Phelan, in Alliance, he returning
home on Tuesday night.
JUDGE G. w. NORRIS was over from
Beaver City, Wednesday, making ar
engagements for the removal of his family
to our city in the zeal future.
MISS ELLEN HALLIGAN of Sutton, T.
F. Real aud William Bosserman of Graf
ton have been in the city. this week, the
guests of c. J. Ryan and family.
j.. SIMMERING of Hastings, sheriff
of Adams county, was in the city over
night, Wednesday, going up the Imperial
branch, yesterday morning, on business.
MRS. FRANK CARRUTH and daughter
came down from Denver, close of last
week, and have been the guests of her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Dixon, during part Of
the holidays.
MR.. AND MRS. c. F. BABCocK helped
swell the membership of the Babcock
reunion in Cambridge, Christmas day
the four brothers and their families be-
ing present.
TIFF BABcocK and the children were
down from Yuma, Colorado, last Satur-
day. the guests of his brother Charles.
They spent Christmas with his brothers
Jud and Walter in Cambridge.
VIC. BLACK. the Galesburg real estate
man, was out from that city, mid-week,
with a party of ~landseekers. The party
was composed in part of J. B. Johnson,
H. B. Johnson and Ohio Johnson, all of
Galesburg.
TREASURER MEsERvE returned to
Lincoln, Monday night, from spending
a DrlSl AuEiSlIuaS VdCdIlOu QGIG anu eu-
joying a family reunion. Mrs. Meserve
has beer spending the rest of the week
with her daughter.
w. n. ROGERS of "~Shadeland" stock
farm attended the meeting of the Here
ford breeders in Lincoln, last week, and
reports a splendid meeting, full of valu-
able instruction and promise to the
breeders of thoroughbred cattle.
CASHIER LAWSON of the First Nation
al and family were Christmas guests of
his cousin, Rev. F. F. Lewis, in Hold
rege. From that point he went down
into Missouri on business. They all re-
turned home, Thursday evening.
w. NJ. LANDING, a Chicago stockman,
was out at ''Shadeland" stock farm, first
of the week, looking over Mr.. Rogers
superb collection of Herefords. T. J.
HitIe of Omaha was out on Thursday for
a similar purpose. Few of us, perhaps,