The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-09-08
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

LAWYER SELBy of Cambridge was
attracted hither, Friday night.
NICK CosTENBoRDER arrived home,
last night, from his visit east.
J. D. RoBB put in an appearance from
the worlds fair, last Friday night.
CAPT. R. o. PHILLIPS was up, Tuesday,
from Lincoln, on company business.
REV. STEVENSON and family will not
leave for the east for about two weeks.
MARION PLUMMER and family have
moved onto their farm at Perry station.
SIDNEY DODGE attended the indepen-
dent state convention in Lincoln, Mon
day.
Miss PEARL BROWN, who is attending
school from up on the Willow, is confined
to her bed.
A. J. McPEAK, ex-treasurer of Furnas
county was in the city on business, first
of the week.
MRS. WILSON and daughter, MISS Ell
LINGToN, arrived home, the close of last
week, from Chicago.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. E. HAGER we're up
from the county capital, Sunday, guests
of McCook relatives.
W. B. WOLFE was down from Benkel-
man, Sunday, briefly the guest of his
uncle v. FRANKLIN.
ARCHITECT LEACH has been up from
Lincoln, this week, overseeing the work
on the Workman temple.
MRS. F. S. WILCOX, who has been alb
sent in York state all summer, arrived
home Saturday night last.
SAM MEssNER, the stalwart commit
teeman from Beaver precinct, was at the
committee meeting, Monday.
MRS. GAGE, mother of the doctor went
up 10 oChtCl Ids 41lddy hAShl ~ ~
"the queen city of the plains"
c. A. MAsTIN of Minden and J. H.
BAYSToN of I%ndianola, were business
tourists hither, Tuesday evening.
PRESIDENT HocKNELL ofthe First Ma
tiona1 arrived home, Wednesday noon,
from a brief visit in eastern Nebraska.
MRS. E. B. SMITH, who was called up
from Red Cloud by the death of Gladys
Burnett, returned home on 2, yesterday
morning.
LOUIS LowMAN arrived home from the
east, Tuesday night. MRS. LowMAN
will visit Lincoln for a few days before
her return.
ED. JORDAN and family will leave for
Alma, tomorrow morning, to take charge
of the Burr house under lease of Etter &
Miller. Success go with them.
JAMES HATFIELD came i'll from Drca-
tur, Illinois, Sunday noon, and will be
here some time looking after their extern
sive ranch and cattle interests.
PHIL SIMoNs of Fairbury, this state, a
registered pharmacist, arrived in the
city, close of last week, and has taken a
position with L. w. Mcconnell & Co.
Miss BURR, sister of MRS. A. G. Cop
LEN, had a misunderstanding with an
inconsiderate butcher knife, Tuesday, to
the painful detriment of one of her
thumbs.
S. H. CoLvIN and family will leave
for California, Sunday, to be absent all
winter, at least. He expects to engage
in the real estate business there during
his absence.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK CARRUTH and
little daughter, who have been enjoying
a protracted outing, on lake Michigan,
at the fair and elsewhere, came home
the close of last week.
G. w. ROPER, w. A. McCooL, JOHN
LAMBoRN, HENRY CRABTREE, ADAM
GRASS were at the Republican county
central committee meeting, Monday af-
ternoon, from Indianola.
DICK THOMPSON, who founded the Nc
Cook Democrat together with Reynard
Wahlquist, has become hopelessly insane
from strong drink, and will shortly be
taken to the asylum at Lincoln.
+. A. SNYDER left for the east on 6,
Tuesday evening. He will visit in Ohio,
at the national capital, and the Worlds
fair. MRS. SNYDER will accompany him
on his return, a few weeks hence.
Col. jim HARRIS of McCook, ex-can-
didate as minister to Chile, and present
candidate for a berth in the U. S. service,
somewhere at some price, was in the
city, Wednesday. The colonel was on
his way to Grand Island to confer with
SETH MoBLEY as to whom the latter got
his $40 per month job from.-Hastings
Democrat.