The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-09-22

Toledo, ONO.
JOHN BECK AM SISTER Miss LENA
drove up from ~Indianola, Saturday, on
a shopping expedition.
REV. BUETTEx will leave for the east,
mex Monday, with his family, to make
his abiding place there.
MRS. J. w. DoLAN and mother were
up from Indianala, yesterday, briefly
visiting McCook relatives.
MRS. GEORGE HocKNELL left On No.
6, Monday evening, for Chicago, to do
the incompatible exposition.
MRS. G. A. NoREN accompanied Miss
SELMA to Lincoln, Thursday, where the
latter enters the state university.
COUNTY SUPT. BAYsToN was up from
Indianola, Monday afternoon and night,
looking after his fences hereabouts.
F. H. PRESTON, wife and family were
passengers on E, Wednesday evening,
on a visit to their old home in Michigan.
Miss ODUM came in from Chicago,
Tuesday noon, and has resumed her po-
sition at the head of Lowman's millinery
department.
MEsDAMEs Cora KELLEY, NELLIE
JOHNSON and w. M. LEWIS left on No. 2,
Saturday morning, for the Columbian
exposition.
A. B. CoFFRoTH vas up from Lincoln,
Monday, in attendance upon district
court. He took No. s here, the same
afternoon, for home.
JOHN LAMBoRN was in the city, Mon
day night, looking over the political sit
%uation, a few hours, on his way home
from a business visit up west.
MISS L. R. LYON, who arrived in the
city, last Saturday, was recalled to De
troit, Michigan, Monday, by the serious
illness of a sisters husband.
MRS. JOHN HUMPHREYS, of McCook,
Nebr., formerly Miss Jennie Thomas,
amt over last week for a two weeks
visit with friends.-Oberlin Eye.
MEssRs. JAMES HILL and FRANK
FREELovE departed overland for the east
on last Friday morning, the former for
Wisconsin, the latter for Illinois.
LAWYERS MoRLAN, RITTENHoUsE,
CORDIAL, KELLEY, COLE and ELDRED
were in attendance upon the session of
district court at ~Indianola, Monday.
MR.. AND MRS. Jos. A. SNYDER. who
have been east taking in the fair, visiting
relatives in Ohio, and seeing the nations
capital, arrived home, Friday night last.
MR.. AND MRS. c. T. BEGGs left on s,
Friday last, for Chicago and to visit cas-
tern relatives. He will do some mission
airy work in the land business during his
absence of a few weeks.
MRS. WRIGHT of Texas, who has been
the guest of her brother at Indianola, c.
B. Hoag, for a week past, took s here on
Tuesday for the worlds fair, where she
will be joined by her husband.
Col. AND MRS. H. H. YESTERDAY
arrived home, Sunday moor from their
protracted absence in the east. We are
happy to state that the Colonel is on the
way toward improvement in health.
SUPT. AND MRS. J.H.BAYsToN, CoUN-
TY JUDGE BECK, J. H. BERGE, WILLIS
GossARD, AND JASPER PHILLIPS, all of
Indianala, spent yesterday in the city on
business varying from politics to religion
and law.
]. H. LUDwICK arrived home, Tues
day afternoon, from his trip to the Pa
cifc coast, sufficiently pleased with the
country to move out there if he could
dispose of his interests here to good
advantage.
MISS Cory, late Of Wells millinery
department, arrived from her eastern
trip on Tuesday night, and will engage
in the business on her own account in
the Drysdale building first door north of
the Commercial hotel.
Tom G~LAssCoTT came down from Den
yer, last Saturday afternoon, to spend a
few days with his many friends in the
city. He leaves today for his old home
in Michigan City, Indiana, and will take
in the worlds fair en- route. He expects
to remain in Indiana quite a while.