The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-28
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

LOl LII lOU ANOW.
C.S. Lincoln and family have returned
to Iowa to live.
Mrs. Altshuler was an east bound pas
senger, Tuesday evening on 6.
Miss Minnie Brown has been the guest
of Mrs. ]. S. Cox of Red Cloud.
J. T. Welty was a city guest, parts of
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
Frank Stillman reports a fine rain at
his farm east of the city, Tuesday night.
John Stone was down from haywood,
Frontier county, first of the week, on bus;
mess.
Sheriff Banks and Liveryman Short
were among our Indianola visitors, We'd
nesday.
H. w. Cole went down to Lincoln,
Wednesday night, on A. o. U. W. lodge
business.
NSt. ". Il olIO1 VI 4ANdlASy oRShL
a few hours in the city, Monday, on bus
mess of the cloth.
A. J. Clute of the Times-Democrat ar
rived home from his visit to eastern cities
on last Saturday morning.
Mrs. +. w. Dolan of Indianola and
mother-in-law from Iowa were brief
guests of Mrs. E. c. Burkett, Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Weibly arrived home from
a three weeks visit to the fair, Wednes-
day noon. They went on to Culbertson
IN the evening freight.
Mr.. A1tshuler joined the family, Thurs
day morning, at Holdrege, where he ex-
poets to remain ten days under medical
treatment for dropsy.
Rev. l. w. Dwire Of the Darlington,
Indian Territory, Indian school arrived
in the city, Saturday, being the guest Of
McCook friends over Sunday.
Captain J. c. Hayes of Imperial spent
a few hours in the city, Wednesday even
ing, on his way to Lincoln on grand
lodge business of the A. 0. U. w.
B. M. Frees, after a brief visit, left for
Chicago on s, Monday. He was the
guest of his business associate President
Hocknell of the First National bank.
c. H. Jacobs, who has been ~canvassing
in eastern Nebraska with the Whitaker
wire tightener with considerable success,
arrived home on Friday evening last.
Hon. J. c. Allen, secretary Of state,
greeted his many McCook friends, Sun
day, coming up from Lincoln on Satur-
day night, returning home on 6, Sunday
There are some premises on West Den
nison street which require cleaning up
as a sanitary measure. Also yer in west
McCook, where unwholesome smells fire.
quently greet the pedestrian.
DR.. B. B. Davis of III city has been
appointed by Governor Crounse as one
the delegates to the pan-American medic
al to be held in Washington, D.
c., on September 5 to s.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick received a letter
from a sister in Ireland, Tuesday, an
nouncing the death Of their mother at
Armagh, Ireland. THE TRIBUNE ex-
tends sympathy to Mrs. Fitzpatrick in
this sorrow.
Captain R. o. Phillips was in the city,
Wednesday night, on water works bust
ness. The captain states that the COM
pany intends to go the ordinance IS feet
better, and hat they will put up a 100
foot stand pipe.
S. H. Colvin, of McCook, arrived in
town, (1ast Thursday yesterday, attend
ing the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Cummins' child. Mr.. Colvin was a for
mer resident of Cass county, and lived
near Eight Mile Grove, years ago. He
is now engaged in the insurance and
real estate business at McCook, and
while here today disposed of the Drew
block on lower Main street to a Massa-
chusetts man for a consideration of
81 ,ooo.-Friday's Plattsmouth Journal.