The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-31
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mr.. Hocknell arrived home, yesterday
noon, from his eastern trip.
Editor Mitchell of the Courier was
among us, briefly, yesterday.
Prof. Howard of the Indianola schools
was a city visitor, last Friday.
Judge LeHew was a passenger on 6,
yesterday evening, for Omaha.
George E. Johnston moved into his
new home, fore part of the week.
r. M. Snavely was a brief sojourner in
the metropolis, Wednesday night.
City Treasurer Laycock is confined to
bed with an attack of typhoid fever.
L. r. Hileman was in Omaha, first of
the week, returning home Wednesday.
M. Y. Starbuck is in Omaha on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. George Goodwin.
J. M. Sewell was up from Hastings,
yesterday, seeing after his grain business.
P. A. Wells was in Hayes county, Tues
day and Wednesday, on oar business.
Mrs. J. F. Ganschow went down to
Holdrege, yesterday morning, on a short
visit.
J. H. Stephens has been up from Bart
ley a few days on business for the Crete
nursery.
Adam Grass of Indianola was among
the business visitors to the metropolis,
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Davis went up to
Denver, Sunday, returning home on 6,
Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Roberts was up from
Arapahoe, last Friday. on a visit to Nc
Cook friends.
Mrs. Emory Williams of Wauneta was
the guest of her sister Mrs. VIM. Anderson
on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cornutt of gilbert
son, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
LaTourette, Tuesday.
Mesdames w. R. Starr and E. R..
Banks of Indianola attended the Lowman
opening on Wednesday,.
Miss Mckinley of our city has been
the guest of her sister at Oxford, Mrs. D.
McPhee, for a few days.
w. c. Billiard came in from Omaha,
yesterday, to look after his extensive
lumber interests up the valley.
Miss Allison will spend the weeks va
cation with her sister at A1mena, Kas.
Will depart for that place tomorrow.
c. w. Barnes of the Times-Democrat
was in Omaha, first of the week, on bus
mess, arriving home on Monday night.
]. H. Ludwick is entertaining his
mother who arrived from Lincoln, Mon
day noon, to make quite a ~protracted
visit.
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell and Miss May
Mitchell, mother and sister of E. J.
of the Courier, will leave for Indianola
tomorrow.
Messrs. Etter & Miller are in charge
of the Commercial House, with Scott
and Jordan on the clerical force-a strong
combination.
Miss Holland left for her home near
Indianola, last Friday, being excused on
account of sickness for the remaining
week of the winter term.
Mrs. V. Franklin and the children left
OF Monday morning for Kansas, expect
ing to make quite a lengthy visit to her
old home for her health's sake.
Mr.. Caleb Clothier was called down
from Hayes county, Sunday to attend
the funeral of his nephew Willie Troth.
He also spent the early days of the week
in the city.
Mrs. w. w. Brown, Miss Dot Daven-
port and Miss Bertha Kleven were down
from Culbertson, Saturday afternoon, to
see Mrs. Paulsen depart for London,
England, on s.
o. M. Knipple went down to Beatrice
and Fairbury on 6, Tuesday evening, to
dispose of a carload of potatoes he had
shipped from here the day previous. The
consignment consisted of about 500 bu-
shells of early Ohios" of a superior
quality.
The opponents of the ''school fads''
will be panied to hear hat a bill has
passed the Arizona assembly providing
that Spanish shall be taught in schools
in ircorporoted cities and towns where