The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

J. W. Shabata was up from Crete, yes
terday, on loan business.
A number of Cu1bertson bykers rode
down to the city, Sunday.
Rev. Hy. Buettner was wei from Dam
bury, Saturday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Burkett spent
Sunday with Indianola relatives.
Miss Franc Bean was among the Has
tings-bound passengers, last evening.
John Shepherds mother left on the
moor passenger, yesterday for Oregon.
Captain R. o. Phillips was up from
Lincoln on business of the company on
Saturday.
County Clerk Roper was up from Indi-
anola, Saturday, on matters of personal
moment.
Mrs. E. R. Banks drove up from the
county-seat, Monday, on a little shopping
expedition.
Banker Chase of Grafton had land bus
mess in the city, Monday, before the To-
cal land office.
w. r. Starr and wife were up from
Indianola, last evening, on a little shop
ping expedition.
Miss Amelia Willie of the teacher
City on Monday.
Colonel Frank H. Selby of Cambridge
was IN interested observer of our bust
ness-like gait, Monday.
Messrs. Reynolds and Chance, carpen-
tiers, were among the excursionists to
Sheridan, Wyoming, on the goth.
A. H. Burdick came up from Hastings
Monday, and has been spending the week
preparing to remove from our city.
w. o. Russell, wife and family left on
s, Monday evening, for Sheridan, Wyo-
ming, on a visit to Mrs. Russell's folks.
Emmet Real arrived home, Wednesday
night, from Grafton, where he was called
about ten days since by the death of his
father.
Interesting program of exercises was
given at the east ward school building,
yesterday, on the closing of schools for
the summer vacation.
Miss Mary Fee is in the city, guest of
her sister, Mrs. c. L. DeGroff. Miss Fee
is an accomplished musician, and may
remain here some time.
Caleb C1othier was down from the
Hayes county ranch, close of last week
and first of this week, the guest of Post
master Troth and family.
M. ]. Dolan Of Ossian, Iowa, and J.
W. Dolan, Jr., brother and eldest son OF
Hon. J. w. Dolan of %Indiano1a, visited
McCook relatives, Saturday.
On Wednesday of last week Mr.. Leon
ard Shreckengaust and Miss Rosa Catlett
were married in Mankato, Kansas. Mr..
Schreckengaust holds a chair in c. w
Minniear's barber shop.
DR.. B. B. Davis went in to Omaha,
Tuesday night on belated No. g., to at.
tend the convention of national associa.
ton ofrailroad surgeons, which convened
in the metropolis on Wednesday and
closed today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tanner of Hast
ings spent Tuesday in the city. They
were on their way home from Denver
where Tanner contemplates locating II
the practice Of the law.
Messrs. A. J. Beecher, A. c. Ebert
Charlie Lehn and M. w. Eaton took q
spin on their wheels down to Cambridge
Sunday, covering the distance, 20 miles
in two hours and fifteen minutes, which
is pretty good time for amateurs.
H. w. Cole and family will leave TO,
Geneseo, Illinois, next Wednesday
From there Hugh will go to Toronto:
Canada, as one of the Nebraska repre-
sentatives to the supreme lodge, A. o
U. w. The family will be away most Of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hamilton Of Brook
haven, Mississippi, remembered McCook
as usual on decoration day with a beauti-
full lot of choicest and most fragrant
flowers from the southland, which en-
tered into the decoration of the veterans
graves, also of the son they have resting
in Longview.
Miss May Moore departed Wednesday
for Wray and Eck1ey Colorado, where
she will visit relatives for about ten days
| She will then return here and about the
25th of this month will leave for Los An
ge1es, California, where she will remain
Miss Nav will he greatly missed by s