The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-04-21
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.


John Warren is improving from his Sc
rious attack of pneumonia.
Charles A. Jackson has been appointed
postmaster at Cedar Bluffs.
c. s. Squires, wife and daughter left
for the east on 6, Monday evening.
DR.. B. B. Davis was called to Cam
bridge, Wednesday, professionally.
Mrs. Max Wayson is visiting relatives
and friends in Denver and Cheyenne.
Mrs. Samuel Reed is visiting in Lin
coin. Will be absent about a month.
Colonel LeHew is in Washington on
business before the general land Office.
Miss Grace Waldo has been confined
to bed with an attack of acute tonsilitis.
Joseph Menard will leave for Chicago,
Sunday, on a visit of a week or ten days.
Judge and Mrs. H. w. Keyes of the
county-seat were city visitors, Tuesday.
Col. H. H. yesterday is out and about
again after a week of illness and seclu-
sion.
I. M. Smith of Indianola circulated
around amongst us of the metropolis on
Saturday.
Mrs. David Wagner is entertaining her
sister who came in from the west on 6,
Wednesday.
Charles Weintz and Vance Mechanical
transacted business at the county-seat on
Wednesday.
J. F. Ganschow went into Omaha,
Tuesday night, on business and will not
be back until Monday.
Miss Clara Kleven of Culbertson was
down, Tuesday morning, to witness the
O'Neil-McAdams nuptials.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Selby of Cam
bridge-on-the-M Medicine greeted their Nc
Cook friends, Sunday.
Tim Sedgwick of the York newspaper
union arrived in the city, last evening,
on business of that excellent house.
Rev. c. Huber, Synodical secretary of
the Lutheran church, was out from Oma-
ha, Wednesday, on church business.
A. E. Lytle came in from Chicago,
Tuesday noon, on some business matters.
Art has many friends here to cordially
greet him.
Colonel J. D. Gage of Franklin con-
templated the vigorous movement of
real estate from the McCook outlook
yesterday.
Mr.. Hockne1l spent Tuesday in Lin
coin on business, going down Monday
evening and returning home on Wednes-
day morning.
w. M. Lewis moved his household
goods down from Culbertson in wagons
yesterday, and the family will occupy
their residence here.
A. R. Edmiston has been up from
Lincoln part of the week soliciting bust
ness for the Union Central Life Insurance
Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Henry Penner went in to Omaha, first
of the week, to lay in a stock of harness
and saddlery for the shop he will shortly
open up ON south Main avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Pade, who have
been visiting in their home in Fon du
Lac, Wisconsin, for past few weeks, ar
rived home on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hager, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. D. Moser and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Vennum of Indianola were guests
of McCook relatives over Sunday.
Frank H. Spearman is expected home
from his extended eastern visit Sunday.
He has been swinging around the circle
quite extensively for past two weeks.
MI. and Mrs. E. R. Hartman left on
Tuesday afternoon for their new home
about forty miles from Chicago. They
will visitin Lincoln and Chicago en- route.
Rev. Howard MacAyeal has resigned
the pastorate Of the Cambridge Congre-
gational church. He has calls from
Grand Island, Beatrice, Kearney and
Neigh.
Father Hickey arrived home, Monday
night, from his sorrowfu1 journey back
to his old Massachusetts, home. Miss
Louise will follow in about two months,
and will be accompanied by their mother
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Graham of Elm
wood, Illinois, were the guests of Mr.. and