The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-10-27
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

biiuSSJ ooiidays
L.W. YOUNG Of Wilsonville was a city
Sunday.
J. c. GAMMILL was over from Frontier
county, Monday.
f. H. SPEARMAN arrived home from
Chicago, Monday.
G. w. NORRIS of Beaver City had bus
mess here, Tuesday.
Miss KATE DoNEY departed, Sunday
noon, for California.
L. F. FAUss arrived home, close of last
week. from his trip east.
w. H. EDWARDS was an east-bound
passenger, Monday evening on 6.
T. H. SPEARMAN is in Omaha on bust
ness, going down on E, last night.
JOHN STONE came down from May
wood, first of the week, on business.
Miss ANNA HOLLAND of Indianola's
teacher corps was a city visitor IN Satur-
day.
J. T. BULLARD went into Chicago,
Saturday on s, to spend a few days at the
fair
JOE SHABATA was up from Crete, fore
part of the week, on loan and land
business.
MRS. ANNA WEBSTER of Boston is in
the city, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Knights.
REV. JAMES Isle and ADAM GRASS
of the county-seat were city visitors, last
Friday night.
The HOLMES brothers came in from
Omaha, first of the week, to visit old
friends briefly.
c. w. KNIGHTS had the rare fortune
to find a diamond and a IS note lost by
him, this week.
L. MORSE, the Benkelman politician,
was at headquarters for that commodity,
Tuesday morning.
JOHN LAMBoRN, the political rustler
from the east end, circulated among us Of
the metropolis, Monday.
SUPT. VALENTINE departed for Chica-
nn ftjc tr10rri,n fn caa the N1ocinn n We
of the Columbian exposition.
A. KALsTEDT and A. ANDERSON left
on 2, yesterday morning, for Chicago, on
business and pleasure combined.
+. A. PENNELL was called up to Aims
worth, Saturday morning, on a case in
the district court of Brown county.
O.FRosT, TRUMAN WOOD, H. HERsCH
and P. ]. HICKMAN, all of BARLEY, were
Commercial house guests, Sunday night.
SECRETARY OF STATE ALLEN was up
from Lincoln, yesterday afternoon, to re-
gister, and to greet his many friends
briefly.
COUNTY JUDGE BECK, who should sue
coed himself by a handsome plurality,
circulated around among this constitu-
ency a few hours, Thursday,
J. H. GOODRICH left for Holdrege,
Wednesday morning, after spending a
short time here and in this section Of the
country on land business.
c. D. LYON, editor and publisher of
the Milo (Iowa) Motor, spent the early
days of the week in the city guest of his
brother-in-1aw, c. L. DeGrof.
MRS. ]. H. LUDwIcK and family were
passengers for the east, Monday after
noon. They will visit the fair and their
old Illinois friends and home.
Mr.. AND MRS. LINDSAY, who have
been here from Iowa, past ten days, Wis
ing their sons, Register and Editor
Lindsay, left on Tuesday afternoon for
their home.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. J. RYAN and little
boy left for the east, Wednesday on s.
They go primarily to secure treatment
for their invalid child, but may find time
to see the fair briefly during their stay.
MRS. ADDIE MORGAN of Orleans spent
the early part of the week in the city on
Relief corps business. Wednesday she
proceeded to Indiano1a Oh a similar
mission. She was the guest of Receiver
Bomgardner's family while here.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. F. BABcoCK, Mr..
AND MRS. F. NJ. KIMMELL, MRS. Z. L.
KAY and Miss EDNA MEsERvE attended
the wedding of Mr.. Will Duncan of Bea-
trice to Miss Lutte Babcock of Cambridge,
Wednesday evening in the Congregation
al church at Cambridge.
HOAG-LEE.
On Wednesday evening of this week