The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-06-16
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

S. r. SMITH was up from Indianola or
business, Wednesday.
LEWIS LUDwICK is home from Nebras
ka City for the summer vacation.
Mrs. MARY SHEAFFLER of Holdrege is
a guest of Mrs. E. L. Hawkins.
E. j. MITCHELL and family returned,
close of last week, from Sedalia, Mo.
o. w. DEWALD of the Trenton Regis
ter was in town, Monday, on court
house business.
DR.. r. E. CAMPBELL of Buffalo, NY,
is with US again, arriving in the city,
first of the week.
0. M. KNIPPLE has commenced the
construction of a large and handsome
porch in front of his Main avenue home.
Mr.. AND MRS. WA. DoLAN of Indian
ola were guests of her parents Deputy
Treasurer and Mrs. l. M. Beardslee,
Monday, driving up and back.
IRA JOSEPH CLARK graduates this year
from the scientific course, Nebraska Uni
versity. Clinton Jesse Campbell, literary
course, is also credited to McCook, this
year.
MISSES CELIA N SALLIR GoRBY left
Thursday morning. They will visit
briefly in Red Cloud, Superior and Mel
son, but will be in University Place for
the summer vacation.
REV. HARMON BRoss of Lincoln was a
guest of his son Perry, Monday night.
Rev. Bross was on his way east from a
trip up the Imperial line on Congrega-
tional church business.
Mrs. G. w. BRONSON returned, Mon
day evening, from Denver, where she has
been in a hospital for past two months
after an operation, from which she is
now recovering gradually.
Miss Cora CARNEY entertained some
forty young friends, Tuesday night.
Light refreshments were served, dane
ing and card playing were the items of
entertainment enjoyed by til e young
folks.
DIR. ]. D. HARE is attending the com
mencement exercises at the Chicago
Musical college, where his daughter
Hazel is completing one of the courses
in violin study. The family will return
with him to McCook, June 26th.
WILL L. BROWN came in from Los
Angeles, Calf, Sunday night, and has
been the guest of his father and aunt
this week. Will likes the work and
country on the coast. His is here on
a brief business-social visit.
JOHN D. MUNDIs, Denver, was one of
the nine successful candidates for regis
tration under the pharmacy laws of Col
orado at the meeting of the Colorado
Board of Pharmacy, in Denver, June23.
There were 80 applicants.
LEWIS CAsTEN and Clarence Hoff de-
parted, Thursday, for Cheyenne, Wyo.,
where they will both work for the Union
Pacific. The boys have the best wishes
of many friends here for their content
ment and success in their new home.
REV. M. B. CARMAN, Misses Lille Nc
CLAIM, Ethel Middleton, Cora Garvey,
Rena Killers, Clara Anton and Tacie
belong are representing the League
here at the Holdrege District Epworth
meeting held in Cambridge this
week.
DIR. w. F. JONES, U. S. cattle and
sheep inspector, left on No. 6, Sunday
night, for Norfolk, Nebraska, where on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, he was
united in marriage with Miss Martha
McNish of that city. After a trip to
Portland, Oregon, and the Pacific coast,
they will return to McCook, where the
doctor will be stationed a while longer
in the performance of duties pertaining
to the bureau of animal industry, U. S.
department of agriculture. Here's a
congratulation, doctor.