The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-04-28
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.


Mitchell Clyde was a passenger on s,
Tuesday evening, for Omaha.
Captain A. J. King is up from Indian
ola today on business affairs.
Banker Frost of BARLEY enjoyed a
Whit of metropolitan life, Monday.
Samuel Stewart has moved to Oxford,
where he will follow carpentering.
County Supt. Bayston was a city visit
or, Monday, on school and personal bus
mess.
Commissioners Graham and Young
were bushes IS visitors of the metropolis,
Wednesday.
Page Francis had occasion to indulge
in a flying visit to the seat of county
affairs, Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Meserve left for Creston,
Iowa, Monday afternoon, on a visit to
relatives and friends.
D. E. B~omgardner and family moved
into the Huddleston dwelling on north
Main venue, this week.
F. H. Spearman arrived home, Satur-
day night, from his trip to New York
and other eastern points.
Rev. and Mrs. James Mason, who live
near Danbury, lost their seven months
old daughter. first of the week.
J. D. McNeely of St. Joe arrived in the
city, yesterday, to look after his valuable
interests in McCook and vicinity.
Walter Babcock came up from Cam
bridge, Tuesday night, on a short visit
to McCook relatives and friends.
Pastor Stevenson has been confined to
the house a day or two with an unusually
fractions tooth, which the dentist finally
had to extract.
P. A. Wells arrived home Wednesday,
from his trip to Kansas City, and we
regret to learn has since been ill and
confined to the house.
Miss Clara Eldred arrived in the city,
yesterday morning IN 2 from Colorado,
and will be the guest of her brother C.E.
and wife for some time.
Howard MacAyeal, the eloquent and
popular young Congregational minister
at Cambridge, greeted his McCook adj
mirers, Tuesday, briefly.
Hiram C.Rider was down from Denver,
early days of the week, on business con-
nected with his McCook interests, which
are still large and valuable.
A. Wannfried, the flying dutchman of
of the Omaha branch of the Western
Newspaper Union, touched the high plac-
es in this municipality, Wednesday.
Mesdames S. E. Hager and J. G. Ven
mum came up from Indianola to take in
the band concert, last evening. Mrs.
Hager will make McCook friends a visit.
B. F. O1cott left on s, Tuesday after
noon, for Chicago, on business connected
with the milk can interests for which he
has been travelling the past season or two.
Adam Ickes of Sidney, Nebraska,
spent a few days in the city, working up
business for The Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. of New York, early days of the week.
Captain R. o. Phillips came in from
Lincoln, Sunday night, and spent the
first of the week here on water works,
irrigation and Lincoln Land Co. bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Billiard and Miss
Josephine went down to Lincoln, Satur-
day evening, on a visit to relatives, re-
turning home onWednesday nights pas
senger.
J. E. Cochran came in from Lincoln,
Monday night, and has been packing up
preparatory to making his home in Salt
Lake City, Utah, in the practice of his
profession.
Mrs. S. w. Hudd1eston and family de-
parted on Thursday morning for their
new home in Decatur, Illinois. Their
McCook friends wish them prosperity
and contentment.
S. Seaman arrived home, Tuesday
evening, from a two weeks visit in the
eastern part of the state. He has decid-
ed to located and embark in business in
Beatrice, whittier he will go in June.
Mrs. Frank Brown of the west ward