The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-23
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mrs. B. S. Marvin was up from Indian
ola, Wednesday.
Captain Holmes was a passenger on 6,
Saturday, night, for Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Cox and Miss
May Cox have gone to Hastings.
Judge Roberts was over from Beaver
City, Tuesday, on some business.
Frank Carruth has been absent in
Plattsmouth and Lincoln, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Mcconnell drove
down to the county capital, Monday.
H. c. Jacobs has been down from
Hayes county a day or two on a visit.
Mrs. J. B. McCabe expects to move to
Lincoln to live, some time next week.
Mrs. Frank Harris is visiting Mrs. 7.
B. Stutzman at Davenport, Nebraska.
Frank Stillman is entertaing his father
who arrived from Illinois, close of last
week.
c. w. Knights made a flying visit up
the Frenchman valley to Imperial, on
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Bonnet and Miss Lizzie
Carroll went down to Holdrege, last
evening, on a visit.
Rev. James Lisle of Indianola was a
business visitor at these headquarters,
Saturday afternoon.
Mathew Law1er returned to Omaha,
Saturday night, on g., after a brief visit
here on business matters.
Mrs. John Adams went to Omaha, yes
derday, to be absent during the summer
months, guest of a sister there.
F. H. Spearman was a passenger on 6,
last evening. for Omaha, on business
personal, political and otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert O'Neil have been
over from Goodland, Kansas, part of the
week, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. Shaffer, Misses Ada and Mona
Shaffer were passengers on 6, Monday
for Hastings, to be gone until September.
J. w. Hupp came up from Lebanon
Wednesday on business, and incidentally
followed the band wagon under the can.
vas.
F.. J. Fisher of Blue Spring and daugh-
ter Mrs re-. Vennum ofIndianola visited
McCook friends between trains, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Billiard we're down
from Palisade, on Wednesday evening,
returning home on the morning train
yesterday.
County Superintendent Bayston is alb
sent in Chicago, gazing with rapture
upon the marvels of the great Columbian
exposition.
Miss Rachel Berry left On s, last even
ing, for Illinois. She will visit in Vir-
ginia, Chicago and other points during
her absence.
A. H. Burdick came in on Thursday
morning and is looking after his collec-
tons and closing up his business matters
at this place.
John Co%stenborder left on 2, this morn
ing, for his home in Pipe Creek, Indiana.
John Mccall takes his place in the cleo
trio light plant.
Representative Sheridan and Sheriff
Banks of the county-capita1 had to Dor
row children to take in to see the ami
mails, Wednesday.
c. w. Barnes of the Times Democrat
spent Sunday with the family at Indian
ola. One Of his local men, Mr.. Peterson
accompanied him.
Mrs. Z. L. Kay left for the Worlds
fair and a visit t. her home down in
Tennessee, Monday. She will make
quite a protracted visit.
Miss Blanche Kennedy of P~1attsmouth,
niece of S. H. Colvin, is visiting in the
city, and is enjoying a royal good time.
| She will remain a number of weeks.
Register Lindsay is in Chicago, taking
in the exposition and attending a class
reunion of the university. He will also
visit in his old Iowa home, Indiano1a.
A. ]. C1ute of the Times-Democrat ar.
rived home, Sunday night, from seeing
the sights in the white city, and Incl
dentally doing some political work on the
way.
Mrs. w. c. LaTourette and the chill
dren will leave, Monday. for Missouri
where it is hoped that Master George.
whose health has been seriously impaired
by his recent attack Of pneumonia, may
be benefited in body. If such does MOI
prove to be the effect, California will b.
visited. The many friends of Mr.. ant
Mrs. LaTourette fondly hope for thei1
SOME nrorunt and cOmn1ete recovery II