The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-09-15
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

spectators, this week.
A. G. BUMP joined the sight-seers at
the state fair, Wednesday.
H. c. JACOBS was down from Hayes
county, early part of the week.
Miss LULU CoMBEs has retired from
the employ of G. E. Thompson.
REV. G. E. KALsTEDT and family left
on Monday morning for Illinois.
H. H. BERRY had business which
called him to %Indianola, Tuesday.
RECEIVER BoMGARDNER joined the
multitude at Lincoln, Tuesday night.
MICHAEL O'LEARY and wife were up
from Indianola, Monday, on business.
J. ALBERT WELLS and family expect
to depart for New York about the 10th.
MRS. THOMAS, the nurse, left for the
east on a vacation, Wednesday evening.
SHERIFF BANKS was up from Indian
ola, Wednesday, on business of his Office.
DIR. S. L. GREEN went in to Lincoln,
yesterday, to enjoy the closing days of
the state fair.
AUGUST DRoLL returned home, last
Friday night, from quite a prolonged abb
sence in Illinois.
J. H. YARGER is taking in the worlds
fair, this week. He left for Chicago on
E, Monday evening.
MRS. c. w. KNIGHTS went up to Den
yer, yesterday, to visit her daughter for
a week or ten days.
SHERIDAN CLYDE and JAMES SHEP-
HERD were down from Stratton, Monday
evening, on business.
MISS ELLINGTON WILSON opened an
eight-months school in the Fitch district
on Monday morning,
ATTORNEY RITTENHoUsE was down
at Indianola, Tuesday, on the prosecution
in the Kingman-Harris suit.
MR.. AND MRS. V. FRANKLIN left on
{, "Wednesday evening, for Lincoln, to do
Nebraska's best state fair.
MISS DELLA JOHNSTON arrived home,
close of last week, from visiting in Ali
o1ca o,H Rot,acow thicc fofa
MRS. PETER BOYLE left for Chicago,
LAST Friday, to mingle with the throng at
the worlds fair for a week or two.
w. M. LEWIS and daughter EVA left
for Iowa, Wednesday afternoon, on a
visit to their old home at Villisca.
Miss MARGARET ALLEN arrived from
Tarkio, Missouri, Saturday night, and is
the guest of Miss Minnie Johnston.
c. A. MAsTIN, presiding elder, was up
from Minden, Monday, on business con-
nected with the coming conference.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON went in to Om-
aha, Monday, to visit his family briefly,
and on business. He arrived home, last
night.
MRS. SAM ROGERS and family went
up to Longmont, Colorado, this week,
where they will make their home for the
present.
GEO. W. ROPER and J. ]. LAMBoRN
were up from the county capital, Monday
night, on a mission more or less political
in character.
B. F. TRoxEL and P. T. FRANCIS
went down to Lincoln, Monday night, to
see the manifold attractions of the state
fair, this week.
W. T. HENToN, county treasurer, and
BERT BARNES of the county clerk s office,
were city visitors, Tuesday, on things po-
1itica1 and otherwise.
J. A. ANDREWS of the bright and in
teresting little Benkelman Bee was down
to the valleys finest, Monday morning
on a matter OF business.
Miss LUvIA FURBUsH arrived home,
last Sunday night, from her visit to the
fair and to her home in Iowa. A younge,
sister accompanied her.
J.J LAMBoRN AND c. B. HoAc drove
up from %Indiano1a, Wednesday, the for.
mer taking No. s here in the afternoon
for Lincoln t 0 see the State fair.
MR.. AND MRS. W. T. COLEMAN left,
Thursday, for the worlds fair. They will
also take in Niagara Falls and other east
ern points of interest before returning.
MIR. AND MRS. E. P. BOLTON of Union,
Iowa, were the guests of E. H. Doan, the
first of the week. They left on Tuesday
morning for Red Cloud, where they con-
template engaging in the hotel business.
c. c. VENNUM AND A. J. VENNUM,
the Stratton and Palisade bankers, were
city guests, last Friday evening. Also