The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-02-03
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Frank Everist is back from his sojourn in
eastern Nebraska.
Sheriff ard Mrs. Banks drove up from the
county seat. Tuesday.
Mrs. j. 4. Kelley IS visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. Ii. Clark, in Denver
William and Jerome Lewis were city visit
ors. Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. s. E. Hager of Indianola visited with
MctOok relatives, Tuesday.
DIR. Waters from WymOre succeeds DIR.
Gage in the relief department here.
j. E. Kelley was i'll Lincoln first of the
week OH Lincoln land company business.
George j. Kelley Of Stockville, formerly
clerk of Frontier county, is in the city today.
II. Thompson went in to Omaha, Wednes-
day night, on business to be gone week or
longer.
Mr.. William Lipps, of McCook, is helping
Len Smith in his meat market-Imperial
Enterprise.
Cashier Lawson of the First National bank
is slowly mending, and will be about again
in short while.
Michael Walsh, Jr., was called down from
HOlyOke, first OF the week, by the death of
his aged father
Colonel leHew went in to Lincoln, last
evening, to help make John NJ. Thurston of
Omaha our next senator.
General j. G.. Dilworth. of Hastings, de-
partment commander of Nebraska G. A. r.,
was i'll the city, Tuesday.
Mrs G. w. Knights arrived home, Sunday
evening on 6, from visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. d. McAlpne IN Denver.
V. A. Finley is arranging to move here
from Highland, Hayes county. He has city
property in McC0ok. Hayes Centre Rppub.
p. A. Wells will he home the fore part of
next week. We learn that he has been been
very materially benefited by his soiourn in
the east.
G. l.. DETROIT went down to Unadilla, yes
terday evening. to help invoice the company
stock there. He expects to be absent week
Or ten days.
Miss Mary Myers departed, Tuesday, for
her home in Beatrice, after enjoying visit
Of few weeks with McCOok relatives and
admlring friends.
Judge Cochran left on 6, Monday, for Ar
kansas, where he expects to spend two or
three weeks casting around for place to 10
cate in practice Of law.
G. II. Meeker was in Lincoln, Sunday, on
business connected with the extensive i'm
provements contemplated by the water cor
pany on the pump house and wells
A. l.. Lewis was called to his home in st.
Joseph. Missouri, Wednesday, by telegram
announcing the death of his father AL has
the sympathy Of all the boys in his bereaye-
ment.
Miss Luvia Furbush went east, Tuesday
morning, to remain until about March first,
when she will return and will assume charge
of the millinery store purchased, this week,
from Mrs. McCabe.
Mr.. Stevenson has been invited to address
the Phelps county Y. P. s. C. E. union. AL
so to present the transportation arrange
ments over the B. & NJ. to the International
convention in Montreal July 5-9th, 1893.
Frank 81. Spearman, James McAdams
and Mathew Lawler were passengers on 6,
Monday, for Omaha, where the gentlemen
are interested in distillery project, MI Nc
Adams being the contractor of the building.
Pastor Stevenson and c. T. Watson went
down to Orleans on Friday to attend meet
ing of the McCOok District Y. Z. S. g. z.
union to make arrangements for the endeav-
orers convention to he held in our city in
April.
J.P. Squire left for Beatrice, yesterday
morning, having just closed the sale of his
splendid farm southwest of here to Henry
Harbican of Grant county, Wisconsin. MIR.
Squire expects to leave in about two weeks
for California, to look up a location in that
state.
Miss Sara Lowman departed, yesterday,
for Lincoln Oh a visit to relatives and friends.
She will be joined there, in about two weeks,
by her brother Ed. and together they will vis-
it the eastern markets to make their spring
purchases, to be absent two or three weeks
longer.
Will l.. Scism, past grand chancellor of
Nebraska Knights of Pythias, and editor of
Knights Jewel, was in from Omaha, Tues
day, while Cp the Republican valley in the
interest of his paper, the official organ of
Nebraska Pythans. We acknowledge a
fraternal visit from the clever and krightly
gentleman.
Chas. Mehagan and wife spent Sunday in
Red Cloud. MIR. Mehagan has not vet re-
covered from his injuries received at the dis
astrous hotel fire at McCook a few months
ago, but hopes soon to be able to dispense
with his crutches, when he will take pleasure
in presenting them to some of the political
ly lame ducks SO numerous since the Novem-
Der cyclone-Red Cloud Argus
Mrs. j. C. Russell arrived home, last Fri
day, from her visit in Southern California,
delighted with the balmy climate of that
sun-kissed land. While there she visited