The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-16
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mrs. Frank Green, who lives about 8
miles from this city is quite i'll.
R. H. Williams of Wauneta had bust
nsss here, Friday evening last.
IT. Billiard was down from Palisade-
on-the-Frenchman, Wednesday.
County Supt. J. H. Bayston was a
guest of the valleys finest, Monday.
Mr.. A. P. Welles arrived home from
her two weeks visit on Wednesday,.
E. M. Cooper of our city wa a guest
of the Opelt house, Lincoln, Monday.
Mrs. N. L. Cronkhite arrived in the
city on one, Monday, on business
matters.
Eli McMillen of Accident, Maryland,
is the guest of the McMillen brothers of
our city.
Charles w. Meeker, the Imperial states
man and patriot, was a city visitor on
Tuesday.
Frank H. Spearman arrived home.
Wednesday noon, from his business trip
to Omaha.
E. c. Ballew went in to Lincoln on s,
Tuesday night, on a mission political and
otherwise.
Ex-Commissioner Hodgkin of BARLEY
was a visitor at these all-around head
quarters on Friday evening.
President v. Franklin of the Citizens
bank was down to the state capital, Tues
day evening, on business.
Rev. P. S. Mather of Alma spent a few
hours in the city, Monday, on his way
to ~Indianola, to visit the family.
John F. Helm went up to Denver,
Tuesday night, with two cases of butter,
which he is ~endeavoring to place on that
market.
Mrs. F. H. Higgins and two daughters
of Kansas City arrived in the city, Tues
day noon, and are the guests of the
publisher.
Mrs. Emil Lindner passed through on
s, last evening, from Denver. Her little
blind boy was with her. They were on
their way to Europe.
J. E. Kelley left on 6, Tuesday, for
Washington, D. c., on business before
the general land Office. He will spend
a day or two at the fair on his homeward
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Sutton left on 2,
yesterday morning, for New York state
on a %protracted visit which will embrace
some sightseeing at the Columbian
show.
Colonel J. S. LeHew left on s. Tuesday
evening, for the national capital, on busi-
ness before the general land Office. c. w.
Meeker of Imperial was also a member
Of the party.
Herman Pade went down to Lincoln,
Monday night, to attend a session of the
Nebraska undertaken convention, which
convened in the capital city, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. c. W. Stoddard and little family
left on 2, Tuesday morning, for O1ean,
New York, where they will reside in
future. Her mother Mrs. Rachel Erwin
accompanied her.
DR.. and Mrs. Asa Spiker of Salisbury,
Penna., were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert McMillen, first of the week, leav-
ing on 2, Tuesday morning, to visit 9TH
er points of interest in the west.
Mrs. Samuel Strasser went down to
Holdrege and Hastings, Wednesday on
a visit to relatives. She will make a brief
stay, will return home and shortly join
the sight-seers at the Columbian exposi-
ton.
L. H. Roh1f, the obliging and efficient
clerk in McMillen's drugstore, appeared
before the state board Of pharmacy at
Nebraska City, close of last week, and
in the examination for a certificate came
out at the head of the class of sixteen ap-
p1icants. Mr.. Rohlf also attended the
meeting of the state pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION the same city.
Miss Alice NJ. Murphy came in from
Fruita, Colorado, Wednesday afternoon
on 6, to look after her interests in Red
Willow county and to meet her many
friends therein. She left on 2, yesterday
morning, for Anderson, Wisconsin, where
she will spend her vacation, visiting the
fair of course before returning to her
school work in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Colvin arrived
home, Monday night from their visit to
worlds fair. S. H. AYERS that the fair
is beyond his language to describe in