The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-09-01
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
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go on No. I, Wednesday.
ATTORNEY PIERCE of Benkelman cir
culated among us, Wednesday.
Miss SARA LowMAN arrived home on
last Friday evening from Chicago.
w. o. NoRvAL arrived home from his
Illinois trip, last Saturday noon.
IT. BULLARD was down from Palisade
on business, Monday and Tuesday.
CHARLIE DAWSON is assisting in the
Eagle clothing store for a few days.
MRS. w. M. ANDERSON was the guest
of Indianola relatives over Sunday.
M. A. HARTIGAN, the we'll known law
yer of Hastings, was a Sunday guests.
M. E. PIPER and bride returned here,
Tuesday night, from their wedding trip.
MRS. A. w. COLEMAN and the children
came down from Colorado, Friday on s.
MR.. AND MRS. J. F. GANscHow came
in from their eastern visit on No. I, Sun
day noo
MRS. w. H. DAVIS returned home on
Monday evening from visiting Stratton
relatives.
MISS REYNOLDS, the mil1iner, arrived
home, close of last week, after a short
vacation.
MRS. D. E. BoMGARDNER entertained
the Research club very nicely, Thurs
day evening.
J. J. GARRARD and family arrived
home, Monday noon, from their visit to
Indiana and the fair.
Miss SYLVIA WILLIAMS will teach the
Pickens school rel in Valley Grange
precinct, the coming term.
o. FROST of BARLEY was a brief visitor
in these political and all-around head
quarters, Tuesday morning.
DR.. M. V. CLARK of the Sutton Reg
lister was charmed with the McCook gait,
Tuesday, during a short visit.
E. c. REAL came up from Grafton on
Monday night and will be the guest Of
c. ]. RYAN for a couple weeks.
A. c. EBERT put in an appearance,
Wednesday night, from his trip to the
fair and to his old Wisconsin home.
]. H. BAYsToN, county superintendent,
was around, Monday, on school business
and incidentally looking after his renom-
ination fences.
MRS. S. E. TAYLOR left, yesterday, to
see the worlds fair. MRS. U. G. MosER
will join her in Iowa, and they will do
the exposition together.
E. c. BALLEw and JAMES HARRIS left
Tuesday evening, for Grand Island, to the
state Grand Army reunion, which COM
menced there on Tuesday.
A. L. KING, J. W. WRAY and c. ARM
STRONG, all of Hitchcock county's late
county-seat, were business visitors, Mon
day, and Commercial guests.
H. w. COLE went east as far as Lincoln
on 6, Tuesday night, to meet the family
IN their way home from Illinois. They
arrived on s, Wednesday night.
MISS COREY of George E. Thompson's
millinery department left on s, Monday
afternoon, for Chicago, to work up ma
terials for the fall and winter season.
NOSE STERN of Hastings and HARRY
STERN of Holdrege spent a couple days,
first of the week, in the city, on business
of the A1tshuler estate and litigation.
MRS. F. D. PITNEY and three children
arrived from Pueblo, Colorado, Monday
evening, and will make her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Boyle, quite a %protracted visit.
Miss L. J. RIDGEwAY, who has been
the guest Of her sister, MRS. ]. H. LUD-
WICK, for a number of weeks, left for her
eastern home on 6, Wednesday evening.
MRS. J. F. RowELL and two boys ar
rived from Hastings, Wednesday noon,
and are the guests of MR.. and MRs.C. B.
RowELL. They will leave in a week or
two for California on a notwithstanding
visit.
FRANK HENRY left for Kearney, Tues
day evening, to personally ascertain why
the importing horse company that he
has been representing here, during the
summer, is so backward about paying
him wages due.
P. A. WELLS arrived home from Chica-
go on Monday night. He accompanied
MEssRs. F. S. BURR and M. A. LUNN of
Lincoln up to Imperial, on the following
morning, where they are working on a
project to secure the erection of a beet
sugar factory.