The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-12-29
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

MISS Lulu CoMBEs has returned from
her visit.
SHERIFF AND MRS. BANKS were with
us, Saturday.
JUDGE WELTY was a Monday visitor of
the metropolis.
]. E. KELLEY went down to Lincoln,
last night, on business.
W. F. LAWSON is entertaining his ia
Their and sister from Riverton.
VIM. BLACK has been down from Hayes
county, a few days, or business.
PERRY L. HoLE, the Arapahoe banker,
spent Sunday in the valleys finest.
A. c. TEEL of Indianola was among
the city's numerous visitors, Friday last.
MRS. A. Z. DEGRoFF returned, Satur-
day night, from a short visit down the
valley.
MRS. GRIGGs from Hitchcock county
is in the city on a visit to her sister Mrs.
Woodland.
r. w. GRANT, the Beatrice architect
and builder, was here, Monday, or a
land deal.
J. H. STEPHENS came up from Bart
ley, Tuesday evening, on nursery collec-
ton business.
MRS. BURLINGTON has returned from
our city to her farm on the Cedar up in
Frontier county.
MISS ELLA BOYD arrived in the city,
Monday night, and is a guest at the home
of c. L. DeGrof.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. TODD of P1atts-
mouth were the guests of McCook rela-
tives over Christmas.
sc. EIsENHART, one of Culbertson's
fnanciers, sojourned among the elect on
Saturday evening briefly.
A. G. CULBERTsoN will remove to Nc
Cook in the near future, where he will
engage in farming, the next year.-Stock-
vile Republican.
w. B. WOLFE of the Bank of Benkel-
man dropped down from the west, Sat-
urday evening, to devour his Christmas
gobbler with McCook relatives.
REV. T. K. TYSON of Lincoln, a dis
trict missionary of the Baptist church,
was in the city, last Friday, while up the
valley on business of his Office.
S. E. HAGER came up from I%ndianola,
Tuesday night, to see his wife off on the
Imperial train on a visit to her sister at
Wauneta, Mrs. Will Williams, Wednes-
day morning.
Miss GETrINGs, n of the Arapahoe
teachers, spent part of the holiday vaca-
ton in McCook. While here she ex-
changed some Wisconsin real estate for
McCook city lots.
c. H. RUSSELL, the Mccormick col
%lector, was up from %Indianola, Saturday,
N business. He reports collections, on
the whole, better in western Nebraska
than in the eastern part of the state.
MRS. L. w. Snow is in from McCook
to spend the holiday week with her hus-
band and her many friends. Mr.. Snow
has stored his mammoth sample cases
and will spend the holidays in Lincoln.
Journal.
HUGH w. COLE and DR.. A. P. Welles
of McCook and Captain J. c. Hayes of
Champion called yesterday (Tuesday) on
Secretary of State Allen. The visitors
are all prominent A. o. U. w. men,
Lincoln Journal.
TREASURER HENToN and his success
or, Deputy Clerk Barnes, were in the city
on important business, Saturday evening,
presumably the preparation of a county
~treasurer's bond. Mr.. Barnes was with
US, Friday, also.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. E. BABcoCK and
family and Mr.. ]. w. Babcock of Cam
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Duncan of Be-
atrice were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
c. F. Babcock of our city, Christmas day,
going home on the night train.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. L. DEGRoFF went
in to Omaha, Sunday night, to ecure
| treatment for their infant boys eye.
They returned home last night. And we
are happy to state the operations per
formed promise to restore the member
to its complete health and usefulness.
PERRY JONES, who is now located a
few miles from Pond Creek station in the
Oklahoma territory, is up in Red Willow
county, this week, visiting relatives and
| friends, and on a little business. He has
| a good farm down in the territory, andis
| pleased with that country and his future
prospects.