The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-24
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

MIS-. "A. &ihNN 10 u va -
last evening for the east.
Genial Dell Latin greeted his many
McCook friends, Saturday.
]. S. Phillips of Indianola was a brief
observer of our glory, Tuesday.
J. w. Hupp, Lebanon's energetic young
banker, was a city visitor, Monday.
J. P. Squire was up from Beatrice, fore
part of the week, on land business.
w. H. Hayden, "o1d sport" greeted
his many McCook friends, yesterday.
Edgar Floyd-Jones of Danbury had
business in the metropolis, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. c. Burkett was the guest of
Indianola friends, fore part of the week.
E. D. Webster, Junior, of Stratton,
was with us in a business capacity, Tues
day.
Miss Holland has been out of school,
a day or two this week, on account of
sickness.
President Hocknell of First National
left on E, Monday, for Asheville, North
Carolina.
DIR. A. c. Butler of Arapahoe sojourned
in the sprightliest city of the valley,
Sunday.
City Treasurer Laycock has been in
disposed and confined to his bed for a
few days.
Judge Welty spent a portion of Monday
and Tuesday with us on his way to and
from court.
Prof. Walter Rowland of Indiano1a at
tended the Workman meeting on Mon
day evening.
Caleb Clothier and J. G. Stokes of
Hayes county visited McCook relatives,
first of the week.
Register Lindsay was summoned down
the valley, Monday evening, by a tele-
gram, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Strasser attend
ed the Pythian ball and banquet at Hol-
drege, Wednesday night.
Commissioner Ryan was absent at the
county-seat, the first of the week, attend
ing sessions of the county board.
Charlie Leach left on s, Wednesday
evening, for Plattsmouth, to ~recuperate
at home from his recent severe accident.
Colonel J. S. LeHew, who has been
spending the past two II three weeks in
the national capital, arrived home, Tues
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lindsay went
down to Oxford, Sunday evening. Mrs.
Lindsay is still there visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. J. W. Dolan of Indianola was the
guest of her sister Mrs. E. c. Burkett,
Saturday. Master Paul and J. NV. If.
accompanied her.
Ed Jordan is assisting in the Palace
restaurant. He expects to have the
family come from ~Phillipsburg as soon
as he can secure a house.
Mrs. Jennette Holmes and sons c. G..
and M. H. departed, Tuesday of this
week, for Wurtsboro, N. ", where they
expect to reside in future.
L. F. Allen, who has been here with a
consignment of draft horses for c. G..
Chandler of Macomb, Illinois, left for
home On 6, last Friday evening.
S. E. Solomon, one of Culbertson's
leading land and loan men, and a clever
fellow all around, had business in the
metropolis, Friday afternoon last.
Leon F. Moss of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, arrived in the city, last Friday even
ing, on a short visit, being called to Ak
ron, Colorado, on matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Meeker went in to
Omaha, last Friday evening, on business,
returning home Sunday night. Mr..
Meeker also had business in Lincoln on
Tuesday.
DIR. A. P. Wel1es left on s, this after
noon, for Chicago, to be absent three
weeks taking a special course in surgery
and general practice in the well known
Homeopathic school of the windy city.
Mrs. S. E. Goddard accompanied by
Mrs. Annetta Hart and Bijou Phillips
have removed to McCook. Bijou will
attend school and Mrs. Hart will return
home as early as Mrs. G.'s health will
permit.-Logan Cor. Gplbertson Senti-
mel.
Felix Kennedy will contest with c. T.
Brewer for the mayoralty.