The McCook tribune., 1891-01-09
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Citizens and Visitors Briefly
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You.

az Know Not What the Truth May Be
TELL it as Twas Told to Me-"
Treasurer HentOn was in town, Saturday
Mrs. Lowman is whiting friends in Lincoln.
W.E.Mullen has located at Memphis. Tenn.
Deputy Collector Stewart was city visi.
tor, Tuesday.
E. e. Ballew is transacting business at the
city on Coon creek, to-day.
George HOcknell was among the visitors to
the seat of war, the first of the week.
Sam Huddleston was looking after his
lumber interests at StrattOn, Tuesday.
City Clerk Kelley came in from his Bur-
lingtOn, Iowa, visit on No. l, Tuesday.
Capt. J. A. Wilcox. Fl. w. Cole and j. F.
Majors We're visitors at Lincoln, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Pate returned to Den
yer, Sunday, after few days visit among
McCOok friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Shaw travelled Lincoln
ward, Tuesday evening, to attend the inau-
gural ceremonies.
Miss Nellie HuddlestOn who has been Wis
iting in Illinois for a number of months re-
turned home on Friday last.
e. j. Ryan wended his way Lincoln-ward,
Wednesday evening. They say that Con is
looking after the oil inspectOrship.
DR.. r. b. Stutzman is now located in Day.
enport, Neb., in a paying practice his Nc.
Cook friends will be pleased to learn.
Jack Bullard and U. j. Warren went up
to Palisade on business, Monday, the latter
returning home on Tuesday evening. Jack
will remain.
j. T. Bullard went down to Lincoln, on
Wednesday evening, to witness the inaugur
al which did not occur. He will also visit
his son Will in Omaha before his return.
Mrs. NettletOn, county superintendent, at
tended the state teachers meeting at Lincoln
most interesting in the history of the organi
Zation.
Hon. j. G. Allen. Secretary of State-elect
went down to Lincoln, Sunday evening, to
assume the duties of the Office to which the
people of Nebraska have elected him,-the
Alliance willing.
Mrs. Kate Martindale, the efficient head OF
j. Albert Wells millinery departm ent, de.
parted on Saturday last for New York City,
where she will remain on business of that
department till March.
j. w. DoIan, c. S. Quick and R. M.Snave-
ly of Indianola, c. G. Vennum of Stratton,
g. II. Peck of Trenton, we're in attendance
upon the irrigation meeting in the McCook
Club rooms, Saturday evening.
j. w. Kimmel, of Canton, Ohio, was mar
ried yesterday to Anna Thole, of Ridgely,
one of Dodge county's best young ladies.
The newly married people left this morning
for the east.-Fremont Flail.
j. c. Russell, the Indianola hardware and
implement man, was called to the city, Sat-
urday ON business Mr.. Russell has disposed
of his interests to his partner, who will con-
solidate with Mr.. Lerch. the furniture dealer.
j. c. will devote the next year at least to COL
lections.
William Weygint of McCook was at the
state house to-day, (Tuesday.) Mr.. Weygint
is deeply interested in the idea of irrigation,
and says that large meeting will be held at
McCook on the 2Sth inst. Delegates will be
present from Kansas, Dakota and Colorado.
Lincoln Cor. Omaha World Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kimmell entertained a
few friends, Tuesday evening. The guests
were Misses Sara Lowman, Louie Starbuck,
Lille Rowell, Anna Jessen, Ella Hart, Min
ME Johnston, Nina Bullace. Messrs. A. C.
Ebert, Norman Forbes, George Il. Berry.
w. s. Kimmell, P. A. Wells. The occasion
was the nineteenth birthday of Miss Edna
Meserve.
Clerk Etter of the Commercial House is in
receipt of Detroit daily announcing the
burial of Frank Doyle, which occurred on
Tuesday of last week. Bob spent number
of weeks in McCook. last spring, and it was
thought that the ravages of consumption
were permanently stopped; but the sad Sc
luel shows the relief to have been temporary
indeed. Bob was prime favorite among
his McCook friends.
Miss Mary Myers chaperoned delightful
high five tourney through to successful is
sue, last Friday night, at her home,-resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. b. B. Davis. to a
small but select circle of ladies and gentle
pen. Those who participated in the delights
Of the tourney and brilliant repartee of the
evening will remember in most pleasurable
thoughts their charming hostess and the
blithesome occasion.
Mr.. White, the land examiner of the Nc
Cook Loaning and Banking Co., was in town
the first part of the week. He says that most
Of the loans are now given on the optional
plan which allows the borrower to pay off
part of the loan at any time when interest is
due. This system is one which the Faber
has earnestly contended for, for long time,
and we are pleased to note that agreat many
Of the companies have at last commenced to
adopt it, and we believe that in the near fu-