The McCook tribune., 1892-06-17
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

| CaleD ClOtlller has been down from MS
Hayes county part of the week.
Rev. j. w. Hickey held services at the
Haigler section house, Tuesday.
III. c. Jacobs was down from Highland,
Hayes county, OH business, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris leave today for
Galva, ILL.,, on visit to Franks parents.
Dr. Davis was called to Cambridge profess
siOnally on Wednesday, and to Wauneta
yesterday.
r. S. Hileman and S. ID. McClain accom-
panied the special stock train to Chicago,
this afternoon.
Frank III. Spearman took No. 6, to day, for
Chicago. delegate to the national demo-
cratic convention of the 2lst.
RIB. Wahlquist of the Hastings Democrat
gazed with bourbon complacency upon the
convention, besides greeting his many Nc
Cook friends.
w. S. Randall. publisher of the Fairfield
News-Herald, and known to fame as chief of
the census for this district, was one of the
Clay county delegates.
E. M. kimmell, associated with THE TRIB-
UNE in the early days of McCook, arrived
from Somerset, Pa, Sunday on the flyer, to
spend few months with us.
j. F. Ganschow and T. N. Young went in
to Omaha, Monday, to attend the convention
of state business mems association, being
delegates from the McCOok branch.
Mrs. B. B. Davis has been in Lincoln part
of the week attending meeting of the state
university alumni, of which association she
has this year been elected president.
Kelley, of the Chase County Champion
and Abbott, of the Hayes County Republi-
can, were delegates from their respective
counties to the congressional convention.
Miss A. H. Thomas left on Wednesday for
Utah, Illinois, where her aged parents re-
side. She expects to be absent all summer,
as her parents are both full of years and its
feebleness.
Bank Examiner Griffith was in the city,
yesterday, anG examined the condition of
McCoOk's splendid financial institution, The
First National Bank, finding everything in
prosperous shape.
F. S. Wilcox. H. T. Church, C. &. Potter,
Will Fowler and Joe SPOTS accompanied the
special stock train on its way to Chicago,
to-day. The boys expect to take in the demo-
cratic convention also, while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan of Grand juno
ton, Colo, and Mrs. A. Carmichael Of Den
yer, Colo, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Snyder. departed OH Sunday
evening for their respective homes.
Mrs. Caroline N. Churchill, editor and
of 1.-The Queen Bee," devoted to
the interests of humanity and woman's po-
litical equality and individuality, published
at Denver, Colorado, was pleasant caller,
last Friday.
County Clerk Roper was up from the seat
of county affairs. Saturday. Miss Jessie,
who has been assisting in a photograph gal
lery at Crete for number of months, ac-
companied him, and will spend the summer
at Indianola.
S. II. COlvin left for Omaha Tuesday
evening, to participate in the closing delber-
ations of the state business mems association.
Mrs. Colvin and the family accompanied
him, and they will also visit in Plattsmouth
before their return.
Col j. S. LeHew was down at Hastings,
MondaV. on matters connected with the late
competitive examination for appointment to
West Point, in which his son George was
examined. No appointment has been made,
as yet, and another examination will be held
latter on.
Rev. w. G. Stevenson went in to Lincoln,
this morning, to complete arrangements for
the trip of McCook's delegation to New York
city to attend the great Y. P. S. c. E. con-
vention to be held in the metropolis. July
7-10. The delegates from our city will be
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Stevenson, c. T. Wat
son, Joe Wells and perhaps Miss Josephine
Mr.. Watson will also visit his
folks in Toledo during his absence.