The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-10
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

REPORTER GIBBS Sundayed in his old
haunts.
HARRYTRoTH has beer i'll with Group,
this week.
c. J.RYAN arrived home from the east,
last Friday night.
]. E. KELLEY had business in Lincoln,
middle of the week.
ED HARRIS has been under the doc
tors care for the past week.
SUPT. VALENTINE has been among
the ailing for the past week.
FRANK FREELovE arrived home, this
week, from his visit to Illinois.
FRANK SELBY and wife were up from
Cambridge, Wednesday evening.
MASTER HUGH KELLEY is very low
with a relapse from an attack of fever.
Mr.. AND MRS. D. H. BABBITT came
home from the east, close of last week.
ANNA GOLFER arrived home from Wis
iting Alliance friends, close of last week.
c. c. F~LANsBURG of Lincoln was here,
first of the week, on business of the law.
T. c. RUSSELL of Indianola was an
election day visitor Of the valleys finest.
MRS. HERMAN PADE will return home,
next week, from her extended visit i'll
the east.
FRANK H. SPEARMAN was called in to
Omaha, Sunday night, on important
business.
J. H. GOODRICH was up from Ho1drege,
Saturday and Sunday, on real estate
business.
NJ. LEACH, the Lincoln architect,
came up to the city, Tuesday night, on
business.
JOHN F. SHAFER, the Indianola drug
gist, spent the early days of the week in
our city.
+. B. MATHER and R. T. HENDERSON,
of the county-seat ratified with us, We'd
nesday night.
HON. J. c. ALLEN came up from Lin
coin, Monday night, to exercise the right
of citizenship.
PRESIDING ELDER c. A. HALE of
Holdrege was with us officially, last Fri
day afternoon.
DR.. GUM, of Spearish, South Dakota,
spent two or three days in the city, fore
part of the week.
MABEL JORDAN went down to Alma,
yesterday morning, to remain over Sun
day with her parents.
IRA COLE and HARRY RIsLEY of the
Culbertson Era were down, yesterday, to
hire a coop of roosters.
ROBERT DoTY was down from Wau-
meta, Monday evening, going up the val
ley on Tuesday morning.
R. T.WALLs of Clinton, Iowa, is in the
city for medical treatment and the bene-
fit of this salubrious climate.
MICHAEL O'LEARY was up from In
dianola, Saturday, in company with one
of his daughters, on business.
AL. SHIRLEY, one Of the tank men,
carries a mashed finger as a souvenir of a
recent accident on the standpipe.
MRS. w. c. LAToURETTE visited
Hitchcock county relatives, first of the
week, going up Tuesday morning.
ALBERT McMILLEN's little daughter
has been quite i'll with scarlet fever, but
is now better and improving nicely.
H. K. STEEL Of Abba, Iowa, arrived
in the city, Tuesday night, to look after
some landed interests in Hayes county
MRS. J. H. LUDwICK and Earl arrived
home, Wednesday night, from their visit
to the fair and to Illinois relatives and
friends.
REV. GEORGE E. TAYLOR of Indianola
and HOWARD S. McAYEAL of Cambridge
were in the city, Monday night, on bust
ness of the cloth.
S. E. SOLOMON drove down from Cul
berston, Thursday afternoon. He re-
ports a Republican victory in HitchcocI
county, this election.
JOHN G. EATON and family left or
Sunday noon for Southern California in
quest ofhealth, his recovery here no be-
ing as rapid as desirable.
GERALD WILCOX arrived home on last
Friday night from Illinois and the fair
His wife stopped offat Dorchester to Wis.
it her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mel
son for a week or two.