The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-08-11
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
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be away about two weeks.
Miss Lena Ceilings left on 6, Thursday
afternoon, to see the fair.
I. A. Sheridan was up from Indianola,
Sunday, a Commercial guest.
Michael Walsh is over from Holyoke
on a visit to his brother Patrick.
Am. Drew was among the east-bound
passengers Monday afternoon on s.
Lawyer Starr and Sheriff Banks were
our guests, briefly, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dolan were the
guests of McCook relatives, last Friday
evening.
o. D. Moser and wife of the county
capital were guests of McCook friends,
yesterday.
H. w. Cole is looking for his wife and
children to arrive home from Illinois on
tomorrow.
Nose Stern was up from Hastings, yes
terday, on a visit to his brother-in-law,
Sam Strasser.
Mayor Brewer arrived home, Wednes-
day night, from marketing a few cars of
hogs in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weygint are
back from their worlds fair visit greatly
pleased with the show.
Mrs. Sullivan and children came down
from Stratton, last Friday evening, going
home the following night.
H. P. Sutton arrived home, Wednesday
night, from his extended visit in York
state. The family is in Ainsworth.
There will be a ball game Monday be-
tween the home club and the Arapahoe
aggregation, besides the other attractions.
Mrs. A. L. Lewis arrived in the city,
Wednesday morning, with her husband,
Simmons genial and rustling represent
alive.
B. F. Troxel has been attending the
horse breeders association in Omaha,
this week. He returned home, Wednes-
day night.
Father Hickey, Misses Marie Sullivan
nd nTorfo Htc1-or riauuo1 nonyar aud
tue mountains, this week, arriving home
last evening.
S. H. Co1vin and family expect to leave
for California shortly to remain there
perhaps until spring for the benefit of
Mrs. Co1vin's health.
Hugh Thompson's two daughters will
leave for the east, Sunday, to be absent
until the middle of November for the
benefit of ones health.
Mrs. c. F. Babcock is among the army
of sight-seers on the southern shore of
lake Michigan. She departed for the
white city, Monday evening.
Mrs. Alex. Weaver and Miss Blanch
Kennedy left for Araphoe on a, last even
ing. After visiting there a week they will
go on to P1attsmouth on a similar mission.
Mrs. J. B. Meserve, who has been alb
sent for a month visiting various points
in Illinois and seeing the worlds. fair,
arrived home Thursday noon. Miss Edna
will remain a week or two longer.
J. w. Hupp and family moved over
from Lebanon, this week, and are now
occupying their handsome residence on
north Manchester. Here's a hearty well
come to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McMillen will
They will be absent about two months,
visiting in Mr.. McMillen's old home in
Somerset county, Pennsylvania, and see
ing the worlds fair.
Mrs. Louis Lowman left today for Lin
coin, where Miss Sara will join her and
together they will do the great exposi-
ton. Mr.. Lowman will go later and
the fall and winter stock will be purch-
ased doing their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Eaton and daugh-
ter arrived in the city, yesterday after
noon on 6, from Oregon, and will spend
some time here for the benefit of Mr..
Eaton's health, which has not been good
since last winter. Mrs. Eaton's health,
also, has not been vigorous.
E1vus L. Casey, brother and beneficial
nv of Ira E. w. Casey, lately deceased,
is in the city from Dexter City, Mo. He
has this week received the insurance held
by his brother in the Knights of the
Neutrality-suspicious. being thus
made in about twenty days from date of
death, most praise-worthy promptness on
part of the order. Mr.. Casey is eight
months under age, and James Harris is