The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-10-06
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

DERl OMlIb lS DICK I1O1u his WISH III
Nemaha county.
Miss JoHANNAH ENcEL arrived home
from Lincoln, Saturday night.
MRS. J. w. DoLAN, of Indianola, was
the guest of city relatives, last Friday.
WILL ROWLAND is back to Gerver
precinct after an absence of seven years.
HIRAM COOLEY and his latest bride
are off seeing the sights at the worlds
fair.
! w. r. GREENING and wife will go to
Chicago, first of next week, to do the
fair.
JAS. McADAMs and LARRY ROONEY
followed the crowd to Lincoln, Tuesday
night
On Monday night of this week, ED
Fox AND LURA BATES were united in
| marriage
MICHAEL O'LEARY of Indiano1a was
around the metropolis, Monday, on a
business mission.
Miss BELLE MORTON of Phillipsburg,
Kansas, is visiting in the city, guest Of
Mrs. c. E. Eldred.
A. S. CAMPBELL spent Sunday with
his family in Hastings, arriving back on
S, Tuesday night.
JOE STEPHENS, representing the Crete
nursery, was in the city, yesterday, try
ing to do some collecting.
REV. GILL, pastor of the Episcopal
church at Arapahoe, was the guest Of
REV. DURANT, wednesday.
GEORGE ETrER and ALBERT HACK
MAN went to Lincoln on 4, Tuesday night,
to see the Democratic circus
A. J. RITTENHoUsE and J . E KELLEY
joined themselves to the multitude at
the capital city, Tuesday night
EDITORS SMITH of the Inter-Ocean
and Mitchell of the Courier were dele
gates to the county convention, Saturday
LAWYER SELBY of Cambridge was at
these all-around headquarters, Monday
night, on business political and otherwise.
BANKER CALLAHAN and POLITICIAN
MORSE Of Benkelman fitted about the
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lines.
MR.. AND MRS. D. H. BABBITT left on
s, Tuesday, to spend few weeks at the
Worlds fair and visiting eastern relatives
and friends.
DEACON MoRLAN wandered into the
capital city, Tuesday night, to take a
hand in the nomination of our next SUI
prene judge.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. M. COCHRAN will
leave for Chicago, to morrow, to spend
a week or two viewing the splendors of
the exposition.
]. E. KELLEY was called down to Has
tings by the ILLNESS Of his father, last
Saturday evening. His father returned
with him, on Sunday.
FRANK H. SPEARMAN, J A. CORDIAL
and A. J. CLUTE took s, Tuesday, for
Lincoln, to participate in the Democratic
state convention, Wednesday.
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| J. S. LEHEw and A. F. MOORE went
in to Lincoln, Tuesday night, to repre-
sent the cause Of the white wings in the
Democratic state convention.
MRS. R. L. HILEMAN went down to
Geneva, Monday morning, to attend a
meeting of the Degree of Honor, repre-
senting the McCook lodge of the degree.
MRS. F. H. SPEARMAN left for Chi
cago, last evening, on No. s. She will
be joined at Lincoln by her husband and
they will spend about 10 days at the fair
]. w. DoLAN, J. J. LAMBoRN and
THOMAS DUNCAN, all of the county seat
took No. here, Tuesday. as delegates
and spectator to the state conventions al
Lincoln.
! ]. P. LINDSAY, V. FRANKLIN, H. H
TRoTH, P. A. WELLS, N. ]. JOHNSON
A. P. WELLEs, A. D. JOHNSON, c. F.
BABCoCK, ANDJ. W. HUPP went down
to Lincoln, wednesday evening, to the
Republican state convention.
Mr.. AND MRS. VANRIPER. late Of
Denver, have organized dancing club
in our city. The club will meet on
wednesday evening of each week, we
understand. The parties have organ
lied clubs in a number of neighborine
towns in the valley, but will make
McCook their headquarters.
GEORGE E THOMPSON left on this
mornings train for Chicago and the east
to lay in supply of goods which will
very largely increase his present stock