The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-30
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

P. A. Wells made a business visit to
Hastings, Saturday, returning home on I,
Monday.
Mrs. w. c. LaTourette and two children
were passengers on 6, Monday afternoon,
for Missouri.
Miss May Moore arrived houme, Sat
day evening, from visiting her sister at
Eckley, Colorado.
A. Barnett and little daughter are Wis
iting in Illinois and will see the fair.
They left on 6, Monday.
Miss Louie Starbuck arrived home,
Wednesday night, from her protracted
visit to relatives in Iowa.
Editor Andrews of the bright Benkel-
man Bee is transacting business before
the local land officers to-day.
R. o. Phillips was up from Loncoln,
Saturday, looking after his various bust
ness enterprises up the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Moore have moved
in from the country and are occupying
their Mcfarland street property.
John A. Rudd will leave for Pough-
keepsie, New York, in the near future,
to engage in the lumber bushes.
Mr.. Abe Engel will leave on 6, tomor-
row evening, for Chicago, to join the
sight seers within the white city.
J. w. Hupp has disposed of his Leba-
non property and expects to be able to
occupy his McCook home about Iuly Is.
Charlie Hoag and Frank Fritsch drove
up from the county capital on Tuesday,
having a little business in the metropolis.
Father Phillips of Denver was the
guest of Father Hickey, Tuesday, on his
way home from visiting the worlds fair.
Caleb C1othier came down from his
Hayes county ranch, Friday last, and
has been the guest of Postmaster Troth's
family this week.
Messrs. A. Campbell, George Hocknel1
and E. c. Ballew INDUCED in a visit to
the state of Omaha, Tuesday, going down
on s, Monday night.
Rev. and Mrs. William Suess and fam
lily were wei from Herndon, Kansas,
Tuesday, on business, and to greet their
many friends in our city.
J. w. Wrightsman came in Wednesday
noon, from Waverly, Illinois, and will
spend the week here visiting friends and
looking over the country.
Rev. E. J. Hall departed on s, Wednes-
day afternoon, on a visit to his old home
and family at Baltimore, Maryland. He
will be absent indefinitely.
Miss Name Thornton arrived, Sunday
night, from Dawson, Nebraska, and will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
O'Brien during the summer.
Yesterday, w. B. Whitaker shipped
two cars of cattle to Omaha. Messrs.
Hart & Doan also sent in five cars of
cattle bought from Henry Tilgner.
Mrs. Royal Buck and Miss Ada Buck,
who have been the guests of Amos Buck
in Lincoln for some time, departed for
their home near Washington, D. c., last
Saturday.
Mrs. Hamm and Miss Flora left on s.,
Tuesday evening, for Iowa, where they
expect to remain during the ensuing
year. The house here has been rented
by agent Hulaniski.
Rev. W. c. Stevenson will leave for
the Endeavor convention at Montreal,
Canada, on Monday coming. Upon
his return home two sisters from Ireland
will accompany him, on a visit.
M. Leach, the Lincoln arch1tect, came
up, Sunday night, on business with the
building of the A. o. U. w. block. He
conferred with the committee in regard
to the structure contemplated until
Wednesday afternoon, when he returned
home on s.
Best, the photographer, started for
Charlton, Iowa, last Sunday evening,
with his little son who was so low with
attack of cholera infantum. But we are
panied to learn that the little fellow died
within a few hours of his arrival there.
Those who knew them here will sympa-
thize sincerely with the family in their
sadness.