The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-05
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Jack Billiard was down from Palisade
over Sunday, guest of the family here.
Councilman James McAdams went in
to Omaha, Sunday evening, on business.
Judge LeHew arrived home, Tuesday
night, from his business trip to Washing
ton.
w. w. Gerver vent down to Kansas
City, yesterday morning, on an extended
absence.
George J. Burgess spent the early
days of the week with the family at
Arapahoe.
c. Armstrong, Jr., was a pilgrim to the
commercial metropolis of the valley on
Saturday.
Mr.. Burke of McMillen's drug store
went down the road, this morning, on a
short visit.
Bert Barnes and Thomas Duncan of
the county seat were city visitors, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. J. B. Meserve arrived home,
Wednesday 400 IN I, from her visit to
| Iowa relatives.
Rev. Crosby left on 2, this morning,
for eastern Nebraska, where he is think
ing of locating.
Superintendent and Mrs. J. H. Bays
ton visited McCook friends, early por-
ton of the week.
Grandma Berry and Master George
Heffelfnger departed for Iowa on s last
Friday evening.
Misses Title Barnes and May Mitchell
Of Indianola were delegates in attendance
upon the convention.
George Hill and Prof. Howard were
among the Indianola delegates to the
Endeavor convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hickman are in
the procession with a daughter, born on
Saturday morning last.
DR.. E. D. Cummins of Plattsmouth was
in the city a short while, Sunday. He
is a relative Of S. H. Colvin.
Hon. J. w. Dolan and Rev. w. M.
Taylor of Indiano1a were welcome guests
of the municipality, Tuesday.
Frank H. Spearman made a business
trip to Omaha, Tuesday night On s, re-
turning home On Wednesday night.
George Hanlein and brother Gus, who
have been spending the past week in
Akron and Denver returned home on Sat
urday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Crosby are visit.
ing McCook friends. Rev. Crosby has
retired from the LOOMS charge and may
engage in work at Palisade.
Miss Lutte Babcock of Cam bridge re-
manned over from the Endeavor conven-
ton and visited her numerous McCook
admirers, first of the week.
A. D. Johnston returned home, Sunday
night, from Omaha, whittier he had &C
companied a shipment of cattle made to
that point by c. T. Brewer.
Joseph Menard arrived home from
Chicago, Wednesday morning. He re
ports things in an unfinished condition
and the weather anything but engaging.
Gertrude and Ella Colvin participated
in the Endeavor convention and were
the guests of their uncle S. H. Colvin,
Gertrude is teaching at Holbrook. Ella
at Cambridge.
Judge Abbott of the Hayes Center Re
publican dropped in upon us, last even.
ing, while down IN a flying business
trip. The judge will join the McCook
delegation to the Workmen convention
at Lincoln, first of next week.
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Ellen Slater, and Misses Rose Lee, Mary
Walters, Nellie Brown and Grace Waldo
took in Queen Esther by local talent
at Culbertson, Monday evening, and re-
port a fine production Of that beautiful
sacred oratorio.
Professor Clarence A. Murch, state
president Of the society of Christian En-.
deavor, was the guest of Frank H. Spear.
man while attending the convention.
Professor Murch is principal of the Platte
Collegiate Institute of Kearney, Nebras-
ka, a school founded by DR.. Graves, P. E,
Bishop of this Diocese. Mr.. Spearmar
and Mr.. Murch were college mates twenty
years ago. Last week was the occasion
of their first meeting since leaving school.
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