The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

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A. ]. Beecher retired from w. S. Nor
lan's employ on July Ist.
DIR. w. A. Minniear was over from
Danbury, Monday, on business.
County Treasurer w. r. Henton spent
a few hours in the city, Friday evening
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Gibbs were passen-
gers on 6, last Friday evening, for the
east.
County Clerk o. A. Williams was down
from Benkelman, Tuesday evening, on
business.
c. H. Russell, and Mike Morris of the
State Bank, were up from ~Indianola,
Tuesday.
Banker c. c. Vennum, wife and daugh-
ter of Stratton were guests Of the city,
Tuesday.
John Eskerson and Frank E. Thurston
of our city have been capital city visitors
this week.
J. A. Cordial and M. c. Wayson were
both registered in Lincoln, last Friday,
on their homeward way.
Mr.. Scott of the BARLEY Inter Ocean
was a Sunday guest of the best city in
tho rraof ao,,h1ioo- ,,oI1a,
Mrs. Peterson and Miss Winona spent
a few hours in the city, Wednesday, en-
route to Stratton from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Russell and young
son departed on I, Sunday, for their
future home in Santa Anna, Gala.
Register J. P. Lindsay arrived home,
last Friday night, from a visit to Chicago
and to various points in his native state,
Iowa.
J. E. Kelley had business in the states
metropolis, first of the week. He went
in Sunday evening and returned home
tuesday night.
U.J. Warren went in to Omaha, Sun
day morning on 2. Mrs. Warren accom-
panied him as far as Hastings. They ar
rived home last night.
MIR. Best, the photographer, arrived
home Tuesday night, from Iowa, where
he went recently with a sick baby, whose
death we recorded last week.
Messrs. Barnes and Peterson Of the
T1mes-DemoCrat performed their devo-
tons in the county capital, Sunday, 60
ing down on 4, Saturday evening.
J. c. Cline Of Minden has been ap-
pointed a state bank examiner-the times
being considered as demanding the pres
ence of more examiners in the field.
Miss Kate Bowen quit the employ of
J. Albert Wells, Monday, and on Thurs
day left for her old home in Illinois.
She will also take in the peerless Column
bian exposition.
President Hocknell of the First Ma
tiona1 carried one Of his arms in a sling,
first of the week, on account of the pres
ence thereon of an unusually large and
painful Jobs comforter.
B. F. Olcott arrived home, Tuesday,
from a two months absence in Chicago
and other Illinois points. He reports
the Nebraska crop prospect as equal, if
not better than, the outlook in Illinois
and Iowa.
c. L. DeGroffa and family occupied their
dwelling, corner of Dudley and Marshall
streets, Thursday. The house is still in an
incomplete condition. When finished it
will be one ofMcCook's most comfortable
homes.
G. B. Nettleton came down from
Wayne, this state, yesterday morning,
and will be here a week or longer doing
some collecting, and in greeting former
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friends i'll Red Willow county.
E. c. Ballew, deputy internal revenue
collector of the third district, went in to
Omaha, Sunday night OF g., to confer
with Chief Collector J. E. North. Ed
entered upon the discharge of the duties
of his Office on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weygint will
leave for the Worlds fair, Wednesday of
text week, to make quite a thorough in
spection of its wonders. They also ex-
pect to visit relatives and friends in
Iowa and Illinois during their absence.
Miss Odum, who has been at the head
of Lowman's millinery department this
season, left on I, Sunday, for her home
in Denver. Miss Odum is an artist in her
line and the Lowmans hope to be able
to secure her efficient services another
season.
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