The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-12-22
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

F. II. SPEARMAN is in the east working
up his distillery interests.
FRANK PRESTON and family left for
California, Tuesday of last week.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON and family are
boarding with Mrs. Vina Wood now.
c. B. RowELL arrived home from his
Iowa visit, last night, glad to be home.
MRS. KENNEDY, mother of F. M. Ken
needy of Valley Grange precinct, is very
low.
R. 0. PHILLIPS was up from Lincoln,
close of last week, on water works bust
ness.
!. F. GANscHow will leave, Sunday,
for Peoria, Illinois, to the bedside of his
sick father.
ORA CLARK has moved out from Cam
bridge onto his farm in eastern Red Viii
low county.
MRS. KILLERS of Indianola is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Teel.-Red
Cloud Chief.
ARCHITECT LEACH came up from Lin
coin, Monday night, on A. 0. wv. tenn
pie business.
A. J. RAND, one of Indianola's most
enterprising merchants, was a city visitor,
Monday night.
MISS JoHANNAH ENcEL is now able
to be about a little from her long and
serious illness.
LAWYER BLACKLEDGE wandered down
from Culbertson, Saturday, on business
of his profession.
SQUIRE FISHER of Wauneta and Bank
er Vennum of Palisade were city visitors,
Wednesday night.
DR.. J. A. GUM and family are living
in Charlie Paine's house, corner of Nc
Farland and Douglas.
DEPUTY BALLEw and Judge LeHew
came home, Wednesday night, from a
pilgrimage to Omaha.
L. MORSE, politician and farmer, Ben
kelman, was in town, Wednesday, on his
way home from Indiano1a.
REV. FRANK DURANT of the Episco-
pal church has been up the valley, this
week, on business of the cloth.
w. c. BULLARD was out from Omaha,
Wednesday, on business of his large
interests in the valley.
]. w. ScorT, clerk at the Commercial,
left today on a thirty days visit to his old
home in Washington c. H., Ohio.
A. H. KIDD, the Beatrice lawyer, spent
Monday night in the city. He was up
in attendance upon district court.
E. E. HAYES of Red Willow precinct
is able to be about again, after a two or
three weeks siege of pneumonia.
MR.. AND MRS. c. A. FISHER and Ell.
Baker were down from Wauneta, Tues
day night, doing some holiday shopping.
MR.. AND MRS. U. ]. WARREN will
IN Sunday for Davenport, Nebr.,
to spend the holidays with his parents.
CAPT. w. J. EVANS, manager of the
Hatfield ranch, is quite seriously i'll with
pneumonia, resulting from an attack of
grip.
GEORGE LEACH is at McCook engaged
his brother in the jewelry business.
The girls here miss him much.-Hastings
Tribune.
Col. R. NJ. SELLERS of Atchison, Kas.,
arrived in the city, Tuesday. to attend
the wedding ofhis friend, Ed. Allen, whose
guest he was.
A. L. HALEY returned from McCook,
Wednesday John c. Carter made a
business trip to McCook, this week.
Ho1brook News.
A. WANNFRIED, the flying dutchman
of the Western Newspaper Union, and
admirer of Tim Sedgwick, was in
the city, Tuesday night.
MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED JOHNSTON of
Juniata, this state, came up OF Tuesday
to attend the wedding, returning
home on Thursday morning.
SHERIFFs JONES of Hitchcock and
Rogers and Lane of Chase were in the
city, Wednesday night, IN their way
home from taking the Stratton arson
prisoners to Lincoln.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. F. LAWSON will
depart for California, the first of the year,
to be absent about a month, seeing the
exposition and enjoying the
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