The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-24
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

REV. WILLIAM GILL of Indianola was
a city visitor, Wednesday.
w. S. CoRNUTT and wife were Sunday
visitors of the valleys pride.
SAM STOCKTON and George Short were
up from Indianola, Tuesday.
COLONEL SELBY of Cambridge, was a
city visitor, Tuesday evening.
F. H. SPEARMAN will be home from
his prolodged absence in the east, Sunday.
MRS. FAULKNER of Hastings, is in
the city, guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J.
Clute.
MRS. MARY A. BROWN and daughter
of Red Willow have moved to the city
for the winter.
J. S. LEHEw, we understand, contem-
plates spending the winter in Oklahoma,
practicing land law.
MRS. N. L. CRoNKHITE was up from
Hastings, middle of the week, on matters
of business moment.
M. w. NEsMITH and son of Calvert,
Dundy county, were Commercial house
guests, Monday evening.
WILL EGAN departed for McCool juno
ton, York county, Wednesday night, to
spend the winter at home.
L. H. BLACKLEDGE was down from
Culbertson, Friday and Monday even
ings, IN business of the law.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILL l.. YETTER of
Hastings, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Burnett, since Wednesday night.
CHARLIE NoRTHRUP arrived in the
city from Chicago, the close of last week,
and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. c. H.
Boyle.
GEORGE HocKNELL writes from Hot
Springs that he is getting along nicely,
and expects to be home some time next
week.
MRS. T. B. STUTZMAN came up from
Davenport, Nebraska, Tuesday night, to
be with MI. and Mrs. Frank Harris in
their bereavement.
REV. M. A. HAMPTON of Lincoln filled
the Baptist pulpit, both morning and
evening, Sunday, delivering excellent
sermons to good audiences.
Mrs. HENRIETTA FowLAR departed,
Thursday morning, for Englewood, Ill.
She took with her the remains of her
husband, which will be finally inferred
at Englewood.
]. B. RowLEY, insurance inspector for
the state of Nebraska of the underwriters,
was here from Omaha, Wednesday, to
make an insurance rate on the A. o. wv.
temple building.
MRS. H. S. MAcAYEAL and sister, Miss
Fannie Robertson, came up from Cam
bridge, Wednesday night, and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Babcock
until this morning.
c. B. RowELL left, yesterday morning,
on a visit of a month Or longer in Hast
ings, this state, and Alton and Leon, Ia.
This is his first visit to Iowa since 1eav-
ing there, eleven wears ago..
J. H. EAsTERDAY came in from Taco
ma, Washington, last Saturday night, on
a short visit to Nebraska relatives and
friends. He left on Tuesday night for
Omaha, from whence he returns to Wash
ington, where he has built up a nice law
practice.
H. w. Scorr and wife, J.. E. Nelson
and wife, W.T.. Dobbin, Miss Richardson,
John Updike, John R. Kleppinger, Miss
Adamson, Miss Burton, Ed Norris and
Miss Nellie Scherr, all of Ho1drege, par
ticipated in the masquerade ball in the
opera house, Tuesday night.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK HARRIS were
called upon this week to drink deeply at
the fountain of sorrow and bereavement,
in the death, Tuesday afternoon, of one
of their infant twin daughters. The re-
mains of the little one were lovingly laid
away in Longview, Wednesday morning,
after a brief and touching service at the
residence by Rev. Mcbride. All hearts
are touched in sympathy with their sor-
row.