The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-12
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

y. r. PADDOCK MADE a business trip 10
Stratton, Tuesday.
c. w. Knights INDUCED in a visit to
Cambridge, Wednesday.
J. c. Gammill of BARLEY was a Com
mercial guest, last night.
George Burt and Perry Jones were
among the city visitors, Saturday.
c. H. Boyle arrived home on I, Satur-
day noon, from his trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Amos N. Dean of Eagle has been
visiting Mrs. Gold south of the city.
Charles Oman and Philip Gliem of
Danbury were city visitors, Tuesday.
William Kelley was a passenger on g.,
Saturday evening, for Hastings on avisit.
Edgar F1oyd-Jones of Indianola was
up on some matters of business, Monday.
J. D. Shahan of the Champion Tribune
was down Wednesday on land Office bus
Frank Stillman made a business visit
to Stratton, Tuesday, arriving home on
No. a.
Leon F. Moss Of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA was registered at the Commercial,
Sunday.
A. w. Corey was up at Trenton, We'd
nesday, on a trade of his livery barn for
real estate.
J. 7. Billiard and family expect to oc-
cupy their new home at Palisade in a
week or two.
]. M. Sewell, the grain man of Hast
ings, was up on business of his line, fore
part of the week.
Mr.. J. P. Lindsay and children arrived
home, last Saturday, from their visit to
relatives in Iowa.
H. Knodell, a member of the Omaha
school board, was a visitor in our city
schools on Thursday.
Albert Andrus came down from Den
yer, Tuesday evening on s, to close up
his souvenir business.
Mrs. Ellen Slater left for Chicago,
Tuesday on 6, to make quite a prolonged
stay in the Columbian city.
r. NJ Uo,,n of Nor,c;1 p1,,@e Tou,
a former hardware man in our city, was
in town early part Of the week.
B. F. Troxel was a passenger for Beat
rice, last Friday evening, Oh real estate
business. He returned home on Tuesday.
A. E. Lyle, who has been in this sec
ton for a couple of weeks on business,
was a passenger on s, last Friday, for
Chicago.
Mrs. Alex. Weaver and Miss Grace
Colvin were passengers on s, Sunday, for
Joliet and Chicago, Illinois, on a visit of
some length.
c. Armstrong, Jr., was down from Cul-
bertson, Tuesday. We understand that
he contemplates engaging in business
here again.
John Warren and sister left on 2, Tues
day morning, for Davenport, Nebraska,
where John will remain some time to re-
cuperate from his recent severe illness.
Frank H. Selby of Cambridge is at
tending the national republican league
meeting in Louisville, this week, the on
ly person present from the upper Re
publican Valley.
Mr.. V. A. Finley, who formerly lived
in Hayes county, north Of this city, moved
his family to McCook, last Saturday, at
which place he expects to make his per-
manent hone.-Culbertson Sentinel.
Mrs. ]. F. Ganschowl left on s, Wednes-
day evening, for the east on an extended
absence. She will visit in Illinois and
Ohio. Will take in the Worlds fair at
Chicago and expects to be away until
fall.
Mrs. Dawson arrived from Chicago,
Monday night, and will on 18th instant
assume charge of Lowman & Sons dress
making department, over which she
used to preside with marked satisfaction
and success.
Thomas H. Benton, ex-state auditor of
fame, and his father-in-law, John Nc
Manigal, both of Lincoln, were Com
mercia1 guests, Wednesday night. They
went to Arapahoe on ? the following
morning.
Sheriff Banks arrived from Kansas,
last Saturday on No. 1, having in charge
one of the forgers who recently raised
and sold notes secured in the southeast
ern part of the county. He and the pri-
soner went down to Indiano1a on No. d.