The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-14
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Captain R. o. Phillips was a business
visitor in this city, Wednesday.
JIM. Sewell, the grain merchant, came
up from Hastings on business, Monday.
J. w. Dolan was a business visitor,
Friday evening, from the cou~nty-capita1.
A. r. Wilson was a guest at the Capital
hotel, Lincoln, Friday and Saturday last.
Judge Welty and daughter of Cam
bridge were Commercial house guests,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weygint left on
g., Wednesday,, on a visit to Chicago and
the fair.
Miss R. A. Van Dusen of Arapahoe is
the guest Of May and Ethel Howard Of
our city.
c. S. Quick and family of Indianola
were up On a shopping expedition,
Monday.
Miss Kittie Bowen left for Galesburg,
Illinois, Monday evening. She will also
visit the fair.
Miss Norma Noble arrived home, last
Friday, from a two months visit in Iowa
and at the fair.
J.P. A. Black, the Bloomington law
yer, was here on business of his profess
sion, Monday.
w. S. Morlan expects shortly to go to
the mountains on a months absence
hunting and fishing.
H. w. Cole arrived home, Tuesday
night, from his visit to Geneseo, Illinois,
and to the Worlds fair.
Miss Hattie Wager of Hastings is the
guest of Mrs. A. c. Clyde. She is on her
way to the mountains.
w. R. Starr ofIndianola exhibited his
Paderewski-like locks to the people Of
the metropolis, Monday.
Representative Sheridan, "Our Genial
Ike" mingled with the busy throng in
the chief city, Saturday.
Captain R. o. Phillips came in from
Lincoln, Friday night, and spent Satur-
day here on company business.
Miss Evans came up from Furnas
county, Tuesday noon, and is the guest
of her sister Mrs. w. S. Morlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Teel of Indianola
on the classic Coon creek were business
guests of the metropolis, Saturday.
Rev. A. H. Bartlett is up in Frontier
county looking after his farm interests.
He will be absent until after harvest.
Rev. James Isle of Indianola was up,
Wednesday evening, on business connect
ed with the coming Methodist conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. yesterday, who
have been spending a few weeks at the
old home in Tecumseh, arrived home on
Saturday night.
Mrs. E. c. Ballew left, yesterday, for
her home in Missouri on an extended
visit. She expects also to visit the fair
during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bartlett came over
from Stockville, last Friday. We under
stand that Mrs. Bartlett has a class in
painting in our city.
Mrs. VIC. LaTourette and the children
arrived home from Missouri, Monday
night. George was somewhat improved
by his visit, we learn.
NJ. Leach has been up from Lincoln,
this week, Oh business connected with
the A. o. U. W. temple, Of which he is
the architect and designer.
Mrs. J. B. Meserve and Miss Edna de-
parted, Thursday, for Chicago. They
will also visit other points in Illinois and
will be absent a month or two.
Charlie Mcconnell was a passenger,
Wednesday evening, for Chicago. He
will also visit at his old home in Virginia,
Illinois, and will be away a few weeks.
J. H. Ager, who oficiates effectively in
the political affairs of the Lincoln Jour
nal, spent a few hours among the boys,
Monday, in these political headquarters
for the upper Republican Valley.
A. E. Baker departed for Chicago, last
week. After viewing the sights at the
seat of wonder for a few weeks he will
visit in New York city. From there he
will go to his home in London.
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