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

Ed Harris made a flying visit to Hast
ings, Monday night on 6.
V. Franklin and G. J. Ryan were bust
ness visitors in the state capital, Monday.
c. H. Eubank, one of the Hayes Cen
ter bankers, had business here, Monday.
lost three children within a week of diph-
hteria.
Rev. and Miss Lawson of Riverton
came in from the mountains on 6, last
evening.
Abe Engel arrived home, last night,
from an absence of two weeks at the
worlds fair.
DR.. Z. L. Kay has this week provided
against drouth by putting down a cistern
ofgenerous proportions.
H. T. Church of Osborn expects to 60
to Chicago, text week, to see the exposi-
tons never-fading glories.
Mrs. A. N. Lewis came up from Hold
rege, Wednesday noon, and is the guest
of L. B. Stiles and family.
Mr.. Burke, Contractor Ki11ebrew's
partner, and family, departed for Fort
Morgan, Colorado, last night.
Mrs. l.. S. Gage and son arrived from
Wymore, last Friday evening, and are
the guests of Mrs. w. S. Morlan.
Mrs. Thomas, the nurse, went up to
Trenton, Tuesday evening, Oh a short
vacation for recuperation and rest.
Rev. James Isle Of Indianola spent a
few hours in the city, Wednesday even
ing, on business of the coming confer
ence.
F. H. Spearman, the democratic war
horse of McCook, is in the city in the in
terest Of his party, says Monday even
ing's Lincoln Cali.
Max Wayson returned home, Wednes-
day night, from attending the funeral Of
his step-mother, who died on Monday, a
few miles south of Stratton.
Joe Robb arrived home, Tuesday morn
ing, from spending a few day in Denver.
He describes Denver's commercial con
dition as being something frightfully
dull.
Phil. E. Winter and family were i'll from
Omaha, first of the week, on business
connected with some landed interests up
in Frontier county, before the local land
officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lawson, who have
been enjoying the pure and invigorating
atmosphere Of Colorado's altitude for a
few weeks, arrived home on six, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. c. LaTourette and two child
rem will leave for California Oh coming
Monday for the benefit Of Georges
health. Miss Kleven Of Culbertson will
accompany them
c. w. Meeker of Imperial spent the
early days of the week in the city. 1t
is stated that he contemplates locating
somewhere in the south in the practice
of his profession. Their gain will be I'M
perial's irreparable loss.
Rev. and Mrs. VIC. Stevenson arrived
home on delayed No. I, last Friday even
ing, from their visit in the east. Miss P.
3. Stevenson, a sister of the pastor, and
a recent arrival from Ireland, accompan-
led them and will spend the summer here.
DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Davis will leave IL
their European trip, next Wednesday
morning, stopping a brief while at Beat
rice, a few days at the fair, and expect
ing to embark in their steamer on the
18th. They will be absent about a year
in Germany, Austria, France, England
and other countries. The probabilities
are hat the doctor will practice his
profession in some one of our larger
western cities upon his return. The
doctor and his accomplished wife will
take with them the wishes of a host of
friends for their continued prosperity
and happiness, only regretting the move
which takes them from among the ranks
of our citizens.