The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-03
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

]. T. BULLARD had business here,
Wednesday.
JAMES HATFIELD left for home on
No. E, last evening.
FRED PENNELL arrived home from
Ainsworth, Sunday noon.
J. S. LEHEw has peer in Lincoln,
part of this week, on business.
DENNIS McKILLIP was down from
Thornburg, Tuesday, on business.
G. H. JOHNSON Of Jul city was a
Grand hotel guest, Lincoln, Monday.
c. w. BARNES went into Lincoln, We'd
nesday night, On important business.
MRS. ]. w. DoLAN was the guest of
McCook relatives, Monday and Tuesday.
J. A. CORDIAL was upin Broken Bow,
first of the week, on important business.
DEPUTY CLERK BARNES circulated
among this constituency, Saturday last.
MISS TITLE ROONEY has embarked
in the dressmaking business in Stratton.
The MISSES HOLLAND were up from
the county-seat, Saturday, doing a little
shopping.
T. E, SEDGwICK of the York Newspa-
per Union was a Sunday guest of the
metropolis.
HILEN TRowBRIDGE came up from
Lincoln, Monday night, to see about his
interests here.
CALEB CLoTHIER is down from Hayes
county, this week, On business, guest of
Postmaster Troth.
MRS. TIFF BABCOcK of Yuma, Colorado,
is visiting in the city, guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Babcock.
L. w. MCCONNELL is detained in Chi
cago by illness. He was expected home,
the first of this week.
A.W.CoREY and family will depart for
California, Saturday. His aged parents
will accompany him.
J &C. RUSSELL, the implement rustler
of Indianola, was drawn hither on bust
ness, Monday night.
SHERIDAN CLYDE and JAMES SHEP-
HERD of Stratton Sundayed with rela-
tives in the metropolis.
M. w. EATON arrived home, Monday
evening, from the fair, and is 10Y at his
desk in the Citizens bank.
c. w. KNIGHTS and A. F. MOORE have
both been on the sick list, confined to
home and bed, this week.
J. B. MATHER, the abstracter at. In
dianola, was a visitor at these CONNER
cia1 headquarters, Monday.
Mr.. ]. STEVENS, of McCook, came
down to attend the wedding of his sister,
| Miss Kate.-Edison Mirror.
Mr.. A. T. HAGER and MRS. S. E. HA-
GER of Indianola were the guests of
McCook relatives on Monday.
REV. DELETzKE of our city will con-
duct German Lutheran services in Nc
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E. E. LowMAN, E. L. LAYcocK and
PROF. REIzENsTEIN put in an appear
ance, Tuesday morning, from the fair.
Mr.. AND MRs.W. S. FISHER and MISS
| NELL FISHER came down from Wauneta,
last night, returning home this morning.
J. M. FITZPATRICK, J. c. HILL and
w. BALL, all of Beatrice, left their auto
graphs on the Commercial register, Sat
urday.
MISS NOEL of %Indianola, and Miss
Myrtle Duffy of McCook, were guests of
Miss Myrtle McNutt this week.-Curtis
Courier.
MEsDAMEs GEO. HocKNELL, ALEX.
CAMPBELL and SAMUEL STRAssER
INDUCED a brief visit to Holdrege friends,
last evening.
MRS. N. A. KICK of Des Moines,
Iowa is in the civ. the quest of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. P. Lindsay. She will remain
for several weeks. .
MRS. GAYLORD and mother MRS.
HARTMAN, departed for Lincoln on S,
Wednesday evening. The latter has been
quite i'll for some time.
Miss BLANCHE UPPER Of Anse1mo,
Nebraska, arrived in the city, Tuesday,
and is now filling the position Of type
Writist in T. E. Kelley'S Office.