The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-12-01
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

]. E. KELLEY had business in Denver,
first of the week.
MRS. CAL THRONE is on the numerous
sick list, this week.
REPORTER GIBBS spent the early days
Of the week in this city.
c. H.. MEEKER had business in Lin
coin, middle of the week.
DR.. w. MOORE of Trenton was a city
visitor, Monday evening.
MRS. .B.GRAY is visiting her mother,
Mrs. c. B. Hoag at %Indianola.
REV. D. L. MCBRIDE invaded county
seat, last Friday, on business.
COUNTY CLERK ROPER was present
with us in the flesh, Saturday.
w. w. GERvER of obtuse limb fame is
to be seen in his old haunts again.
HARLOW w. KEYEs of Indianola was
a visitor of the metropolis, Tuesday.
F. BERT RIsLEY and better half were
down from Trenton, Monday evening.
w. H. DAVIS and family were down
from Trenton, the early days of the week.
L. A. HURLBURT is o hanging out
at Pond Creek, Oklahoma territory.
DISTRICT COURT CLERK BOND was a
business visitor, Saturday night between
trains.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON arrived home,
Monday night, from a business trip to
Omaha.
MRS. FAULKNER and mother departed
on Tuesday mornings train for home in
Hastings.
Miss BERTHA BOYLE arrived home,
close of last week, from prolonged visit
in Chicago.
E. H. DoAN went in to Lincoln, Sun
day night, on business, returning home,
Tuesday night.
MRS. T. B. STUTzMAN returned to her
home in Davenport on Wednesday norm
ing's passenger.
]. S. BELL of Champion and James
Bigler of Imperial were Commercial hotel
guests, Monday night.
J. H. HOLMES of Denver is in the city
and will make his mother and brothers
here quite an extended visit.
MISS SELMA NoREN is up from the
state university spending the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays with her parents.
MRS. A. ]. THOMAS has been confined
to bed, part of the week, with a severe
attack of the prevalent influenza.
A. A. WELLER of c. L. DeGrof & Co.
came up from Unadilla, Tuesday night,
and is the guest of his partner here.
IT,. PArE's daughter is i'll with an
attack of diphtheria. The case is not
serious, however, we are pleased to note.
WILL MILLER of Alma has been the
guest of his brother Harv. of the Com
mercial hotel, since the close of the past
week.
MRS. M. Y. SrARBUcK and Miss Lou
left, yesterday, for Omaha, to visit Mrs.
George Goodwin, who lives near the me-
tropolis.
E.. F. DENNY and daughter of Impe-
rial and J. w. Little of Palisade were
down, Friday evening last, to consult DIR.
Gage professionally.
DR.. w. MOORE Of Trenton, Nebraska,
has his professional card in this issue.
He responds to calls anywhere in the
valley, day or night.
WILDER THOMAS, travelling represen-
tative of the Rocky Mountain News, was
here in the interest of that publication,
Wednesday of this week.
R. w. GRANT, the rising young archi-
tect and superintendent of Beatrice, was
in the city, yesterday, on business. He
returned home, last night.
Mr.. AND MRS. NJ. REIswIcK were the
objects of a hearty surprise, last Saturday
night, at the hands of a score or more
neighbors and friends in West McCook.
GEORGE HocKNELL and Jacob Burnett
arrived home, Tuesday, from Arkansas
hot springs, Mr.. Hocknell being greatly
benefited by the wonderful waters of
those famous springs.
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