The McCook tribune., 1891-06-26
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Citizens and Visitors Briefly
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You

Citizens and Visitors Briefly
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You
al Know Not What the Truth May Be,
ITell it as Twas Told to Me-"
Mrs. b. A Sparkling is visitslg at heraiome
in Riverton.
Miss Mary Walters visited Culbertson
friends this week
Geo. e. Johnstea and family have snoved
into the Phelan house.
Elder c. 4. Mastin of Minden was a Com
mcrcial guests, Monday.
Mrs. w. z. Lathsop of ttae Varsity town
was visitor, Tuesday.
Tom G!asscott is just back from week IS
sOjoun in Denver on visit.
J. E. Kelley left for Denver, yesterday on
the flyer, Oh matters of business import.
Miss Caddie Bodien of Orleans is visiting
Mr.. Hugh Mckee, father of Mrs. Fowler
left Oh Monday morning for his home at
Fairbury, Ill.
O.E.B .Bwtertield the Haigler "politciaaer,"
was at headquarters for Western Nebraska
politics, Monday.
Miss TIllie Barnes, sister of C. W. of the
I'd, was up from Indianola, Saturday, in
a social capacity.
Miss Clara Kleven and DOttie Davenport
were down from Culbertson, Saturday even
ing, on little shopping pleasure trip.
DR.. B. B. Davis is visiting his father at
Centralia, Kansas, who is not i'm the best of
health. He will return Tuesday next.
Emil Lindner shipped his household goods,
early in the week, and left on Thursday
evening to join his family in St Louis.
Frank Carruth was up from Plattsmouth,
Monday and Tuesday on electric lsght busi-
ness, going back on the Tuesday evening.
passenger.
Morris DeSLarzes is back from Colorado,
firm in the conviction that you will have to
60 outside of the Centennial State to find
McCoOk's equal.
Tom Floyd of the Trenton Register, one of
the Independent wheel horses of county
Hitchcock, had occasion to visit the metropo-
lis, Monday evening.
nr III ;c;k xD
neapolis has been greatly heightened by ILL
ness, arrived home on Sunday evenings
passenger, and is again in the harness.
d. A. Gray, special agent of the Fidelity
Building and Loan Association, Denver,
Colo, has been in the city, this week, for
the purpose of establishing local board in
McCOok.
Jack Bullard returned, Wednesday morn
ing, from Denver, being threatened with
another attack of typhoid fever. He is doing
we'll, and they hope to be able to break the
fever before it runs its course.
County Clerk Williams of Dundy and
Judge Burke of Chase county spent this
morning in the city on their homeward way
from delightful trip to Arkansas, Illinois
and other attractive places.
Miss Della Rogers, who has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilcox for past two
weeks, takes her departure, first of next
week, for New Mexico, where she will spend
a year of recreation and health.seeking.
Mr.. Amos Buck, former resident OF this |
state, but who for the last two years has re-
sided in Washington, d. g., arrived in Lin
coin last Friday. Mr.. Buck prefers Nebraska
to the east and will locate and 60 into busi-
in this city.-LincOln Journal.
Prof. Walter Rowland was up from In
dianola, Monday evening, on matters of busi-
ness political. The genial and accomplished
Professor, it is currently reported, is promi-
nent and popular Independent candidate for
the clerk of the district court nomination.
Capt. r. o. Phillips, rustler-in.chief of the
Lincoln Land Co., was up from Lincoln,
Monday, on water works business; holding
a seance with the city fathers, Monday even
ing, over the lately adopted water rates Or
dinance, which seems to be Objectionable to
The cOmpanV