The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-17
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Sheriff Banks sojourned among US off,
cially Tuesday.
George J. Kelley was over from Stock
vile, Wednesday.
Commissioner Sam. Young was a Com
mercial guest, Tuesday night.
E. H. Marshall of Bloomington was up
On official business, Wednesday.
Fred Carruth has been up from Platts-
since the first of the week.
T. M. Sargent and Miss Belle were up
from Indianola. Tuesday, on business.
Lawyer Blackledge of Culbertson was
down, Monday, on business of the law.
J. P. Squire was up from Beatrice, the
fore part of the week, on land business
Joe Wells has been laid up for the past
week or ten days with a severe attack of
grip.
F. H. Spearman spent a few days of
the week in Lincoln and other eastern
Nebraska points.
Rev. Samuel A. Potter conducted Epis-
services in the Lutheran church,
Wednesday evening.
D. P. Peterson, brother of Miss We
mona, was down from Stratton, yester-
day, on a brief visit.
Oscar Callihan of the Bank of Benke1-
man exhibited his beaming countenance
at commercial headquarters, Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Stutzman and two children
arrived from Davenport, Nebraska, Sat
urday, and is the guest of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Peter Boyle.
J. w. Robinson was called to Council
Bluffs, Iowa, Monday evening, by a tele-
gram announcing the death of his aged
mother in that city, early that morning.
c. L. DeGrof arrived home, Sunday,
from the east, where he has been for the
past two weeks, stocking up his large es-
tablishment with seasonable things in all
Mrs. V~andewalker, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Davis,
the past two or three months, de-
parted for Clayton, New York, on 6
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Johnston, who has been
visiting friends in St. Joe and Tarkio,
Missouri, for the past few weeks, arrived
home, last night, having had a delight
some time.
Barney Hofer of the Hayes Centre
spent Tuesday evening here on
way home from attending the state
convention of democratic editors at Beat
rice, first of the week.
S. w. Huddleston arrived home, first
of the week from his trip of a week
or two east and south, looking up a
business location. He states that Nc
Cook is good enough for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carruth arrived
home, Wednesday noon, from P1atts-
mouth, where MI. Carruth has been for
past two weeks for his health, which we
to note is much improved.
Rev. o. A. Buzzell of Juniata was in
city, Tuesday, on missionary work
for the Baptist church of Nebraska, 1eav-
ing on Wednesday morning up the
valley on a similar mission.
Miss Cory of Wells millinery depart
ment arrived home from the east, Sun
day night, and is prepared to dazzle the
people of Mccook and vicinity with a
marvellous display of stylish things in her
line.
Hugh w. Cole and c. J. Ryan are tax
ing in Omaha, Lincoln, Beatrice and 9TH
er eastern Nebraska towns getting point
ers for the proposed A. o. u. w. temple.
They were passengers on s, Wednesday
evening.
Judge Cochran arrived home, Wednes-
day night, from Washington, D. G. He
will be here a while IN personal business
before departing for San Salvador to en-
ter upon the duties of his consular ap-
Commissioner Ryan was a passenger
for eastern Nebraska, Wednesday on s.
He will also take in the celebration of
St. Patrick's day at Omaha, today, by
the various divisions of Nebraska's An
cient Order of Hibernians.
Mrs. George J. Burgess and daughter
Miss Maud were up from Arapahoe, early
days of the week, looking rel a resi-
dence property which Mr.. Burgess has
made a proposition to buy, over on north
Melvin street. They hope soon to be-
come residents of our city. Left for
home on d., Wednesday,.