The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-12-08
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

anu WOODY west.
J. P. SQUIRE spent part of the week in
the city on business.
MICHAEL O'LEARY was up from the
county-seat, yesterday.
SHERIFF BANKS was with us, Tuesday,
on business of his Office.
MRS. DAWSON departed, Monday night,
for Chicago, to remain.
J. H. BAYsToN was up from Indianola,
Monday, on school business.
MISS CLARA BoNNor is at home again
after quite an absence for her health.
Jos. SHABArA was up from Crete, mid
die of the week, on business matters.
!. R. DARNALL has been from Stratton,
part of this week, on land Office business.
w. H. DAVIS family are occupying
quarters in the A. o. wv. temple build
ing.
BARRIsTER BLAcKLEDGE was down
from Culbertson, Monday, on business of
the law.
MRS. J. o. LINDLEY is visiting her
daughter in McCook, this week.-Red
Cloud Chief.
REPORTER GIBBS hung out at these
all-around headquarters, early portion of
the week.
GEORGE LEACH has arrived in the
city and taken a position in his brothers.
jewelry store.
MRS. KEELING BERRY arrived home,
Saturday night, from a six months visit
in Illinois and Iowa.
LAWYER MOORE has been in Bloom
ington, this week, attending the district
court in session there.
MRS. N. A. LEWIS of Holdrege is in
the city for a few days on a visit, and is
the guest of Mrs. L. B. Stiles.
JAMES WINGATE, Henry MAIDEN, S. S.
Graham and other Danburyites, were in
the metropolis, Friday afternoon last, on
business.
COMMISSIONER YOUNG was in the city
on last Friday afternoon, together with
the other commissioners, on county road
business.
DR.. W. A. MINNIEAR was over from
Danbury IN Monday to see his brother
Charlie and family before their departure
for California.
DR.. AND MRS. w. MOORE of Trenton.
(which is the geographical centre of the
county Hitchcock), were city visitors on
last Saturday.
ANDY CUTE, the versatile localizer of
the Independent Enterprise, made a po-
litical pilgrimage to that pap shrine of
the faithfu1-Omaha-close of last week.
JOHN F. SHAFER of Indiano1a and Miss
Ida M. Wilkins of Shelton were married
at the hotel Bostwick, Wednesday noon,
by County Judge Burton.-Hastings In
denendent Tribune
w. E. MULLEN expects shortly to go
forth to seek a location for the practice
of his profession. Will is a clever, genial.
capable young man and we wish him the
full measure of success his talents merit.
ED. J. MITCHELL ofthe Indiano1a Cou-
rier was up from the county-seat, wash
day, On a wild goose chase. Strange to
relate he caught the goose, but nary a
red or yellow would it lay-it had forgot
ten-how.
CHARLIE M1NN1EAR and family took
their departure for California on Monday
night. They carry with them the best
wishes of many friends for the recovery
of the wife's health and for their common
prosperity.
MISS BARBARA STEVENS writes from
Los Angeles, California, that she often
wished for some of Nebraska winds to
blow away our fogs. At present it is quite
cold, and grip prevailing. A week ago
it showed at Riverside, Bakersville and
San Diego, and it was a most wonderful
sight for tourists to see, as they had been
assured that no fakes fell here.
CAPTAIN J. M. LEE of Oxford wa in
in the city all day, Monday. The captain
was one of Nebraska's representatives to
the late irrigation congress in Los Ang-
eles, California, and spent his time here
sounding the sentiment ofour people with
reference to the holding of an irrigation
convention here, some time this winter,