The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-12-15
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

L. IL. LAfNOIh NlSilCu IL WouhSeo,
day or two this week.
Miss BoNNoT is up from Holdrege dur
ing the Catholic fair.
J. A. CLINE, politician, Minden, was
in the city, Wednesday.
MRS. ALEX. McMANIcAL is suffering
from an abscess on her neck.
H. w. KEyEs was up from Indianola,
Monday night, on legal business.
r. L. DUcKwoRTH and wife of Indian
ola were city visitors, yesterday.
BANKER SHURTLEFF of Stratton, was
a visitor at the metropolis, Monday.
DR.. THOMAS and family now occupy
the Dauchy residence on north Madison.
FATHER BRINKER Of Wray, Colorado,
is the guest of Father Hickey, this week.
MRS. D. E. BoMGARDNER is visiting
friends at Dorchester and Lincoln, this
week.
PRESIDING ELDER HALE of Holdrege,
was a Commercial house guest, Monday
night.
MR.. AND MRS. w. S. CoRNUTr OF
Culbertson, were among the elect, on
Monday.
GEO. w. BURTON of Orleans, was at
these business headquarters for the val
ley, Monday.
REV. GEO. E. TAYLOR of the county
seat, spread his anne on the Commercial
register, Monday.
]. T. BULLARD was down from Pail
SADIE, Friday night, returning home the
following morning.
FRANK CARRUTH arrived home, Sun
day night, from a few days visit on bust
ness in Plattsmouth.
MRS. c. B. GRAY arrived home, Tues
day night, from a two weeks visit to her
mother in Indianola.
JOHN DUNBAR came down from STRAIT
ton, Tuesday evening, quite seriously i'll,
and is under DR.. Gage'scare.
MRS. E. c. BURKETT visited with her
parents at Indianola, over Sunday, re-
turning home Tuesday night.
JIM HATFIELD left for Decatur, Him
ois, last Friday night, not expecting to
return until in the spring time.
w. S. MoRLAN went in to Omaha on
a, Tuesday night, having a case in the
federal court there, Wednesday.
MISS KLEvEN of Culbertson attended
Prof. Reizenstein's promenade concert
in the opera mouse, Tuesday night.
P. M. GARRETT, the veteran travelling
man for a Boston shoe, was here on his
territory, this week. "Chinaman" is one
Of the favorites.
MRS. ocKLEY went to Danbury, Neb..
in response to a message announcing that
her son Frank got badly kicked by a
horse.-Holbrook News.
MRS. M. Y. STARBUcK and MISS Lou
arrived home from their Omaha visit on
Sunday night. Miss Lou is again assist
ing in Thompson's store.
W. A. RICHARDS, P. G. c., Grand Jur-
isdiction of Wyoming, organizer of the
Endowment Rank, K. of p, was here
from Cheyenne, part Of this week.
A. HURLBURr was up from Lincoln,
Tuesday, looking over the city with a
view of placing a stock of clothing here
or of trading for some land up in this
vicinity.
H. w. COLE went down to York, on
Wednesday, to the Grand Chapter meet
ing, R. A. M, to take the high priest
hood degree, and to represent King Cy-
rus Chapter No. IS, of our city.
MRS. HELLER, daughter of Mrs. Etter,
is here from Dumont, S. D., for a few
weeks. Her boy and girl who have been
| with their grandmother for some time
will accompany her on her return.
D. GURNsEY and wife spent Tuesday
night in the city, going up the French
man on Wednesday to look after his ex-
tensive cattle and ranch interests, and
back to Council Bluffs on the night train.
F. W. O'NEIL has removed his jewelry
repair outfit back to McCook, this week.
Three shops were too much for a town
the size of Cambridge.-Kaleidoscope
| Will has entered the 18th grade of our
public schools.