The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-06-05
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Citizens and Visitors Briefly
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You.
al Know Not What the Truth May Be,
ITel! it as Twas Told to Me-"


al Know Not What the Truth May Be
Tell it as Twas Told to Me-"
County Clerk Williams of Dundy is a city
visitor to-day.
Attorney Hart had business of the law at
Hayes Centre, Monday.
Tom Glasscott, formerly of the Bank of
Benkelman, is in the city.
Will Huber departed, Sunday, for Mis-
souri,, OH a land purchasing trip.
Emil Lindner was up at Wauneta and
Palisade, this week, on business.
MIR. and Mrs. George Hocknell arrived
home from Omaha, yesterday noon.
Banker FrOstand wife of BARLEY circulated
in this commercial centre, Tuesday morning.
County Judge West of County Dundy had
business before the local land officials, YES
terday.
Rev. Flock of lndianOla occupied the Con-
gregatiOnal pulpit, Sunday morning and
evening.
Prof. G. NJ. Lopez and C. NJ. Collins left
on Sunday morning for Chicago to secure
employment.
County Attorney Dodge went in to Lincoln.
last evening, Oh county business before the
supreme court.
Jack Billiard left, Tuesday night, for Den
yer. where he enters the ~BurIington's gener-
al freight Office.
j. NJ. Hutchins and family have moved to
Madrid, where Mr.. Hutchins will engage in
the practice of the law, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Colvin were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Tilton, Hayes Centre,
Sunday and Monday of this week.
Henry Crabtree, the veteran commissioner,
and Charles Oman, of the ochre city, were
pilgrims in this municipality, Tuesday.
Mrs. j. b. MeServe arrived home, Monday
night, from visiting her brother, Frank J.
Taylor, in the eastern part of the state.
Misses Jessen and Hart of our teachers
corps departed, Saturday evening, for their
respective homes to pass the vacation time.
Mrs. Hilen T~rowbridge came up from Lin
coin, Monday, to attend the funeral of Ber-
nice, her brother j. II. Ludwick's little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Harris arrived, Tuesday
on the flyer, from Galya, ILL.,, and will be the
guests of their son Frank for a short while.
President Franklin of the Citizens Bank
went up to Holyoke, Monday, on some bust
ness matters, returning home, Wednesday |
morning,
Editor French OF the Tobias Tribune en-
joyed the freedom of the best town in West |
ern Nebraska, Tuesday. He was en- route
to Wray, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McMillen spent the
first of the week at Mrs. McMillen's fathers
home near Trenton. They returned home
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Stephenson is expected to arrive from
Chicago, to-day. He is announced to occupy
the Congregational pulpit on next Sunday a
week, morning and evening.
c. w. Barnes of the Times-Democrat ably
represented the profession at the Oxford
meeting of the Republican Valley Editorial
Tuesday of this week.
Attorney Cole now occupies Office quarters
in his W building, upstairs over the old
Bon Ton bakery, which he recently had pa
pered and decorated for his occupancy.
Miss Tillie Barnes was upfrom 1ndianola,
Wednesday, to take advantage of the ire
'istible opportunities offered by our wall pa
Der men to decorate the home handsomely at
small outlay.
Joe McBrayer of McCook came up, last
Friday. with his house moving outfit and
moved the Orr building onto the court house
block. AS a house mover Joe can't be beat
ays the Hayes Centre Times.
u. j. Warren left, Wednesday morning,
or Omaha, on business. On his return trip
lie will stop over a few days at his old Day. 4
IMPORT home. He will be gone about ten '
lays. Charles Younce will look after the
umber yard during his absence.
j. T. Billiard, ST., of McCook, received
by immersion in the Frenchman.
However, it was not accompanied by any re-
igiOus ceremony; if the truth was known
it was the reverse, as the hack in
which he was returning from Palisade, Mon-|
ay evening, DISQUALIFICATION Republican.