The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-11-17
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

PEUPLE YUU KNOW.
REGISTER LINDSAY has business in
Bloomington, today.
SHERIFF AND MRS. BANKS visited in
the metropolis, Tuesday.
PAT WALSH went up to Denver, We'd
nesday night, on legal business.
MICHAEL O'LEARy was up from In
dianola, yesterday, on business.
J. E. KELLEY INDUCED in a business
trip to Denver, Wednesday night.
MRS. HERMAN PADE arrived home on
Wednesday night from her visit east.
W. R. STARR, the Indianola barrister,
was up, Wednesday, on a horse sale.
NIKE HOGAN expects t remove to
California during the winter sometime.
HUGH KELLEY, who has been very low
with an attack of fever, is convalescing.
GEORGE HocKNELL is improving from
a we're and painful siege of rheumatism.
COLONEL LEHEw is in Omaha, this
week, as a witness before the federal
court.
J. A. CORDIAL was called up to Tren-
ton, Wednesday, on some business of
the law.
REV. G.. E. TAYLOR was up from In
dianola, Monday night, in his official
capacity.
JOHN LAMBoRN has not delegated to
any one the right to read him out of the
Republican party.
MRS. FRANK CARRUTH and MRS.C.A.
DIXON visited in Denver, close of last
and first Of this week.
CLERK TAGGARr Of Otoe county was
a city visitor, Wednesday, returning east
on the night passenger.
MRS. WALTER BABcocK was up from
Cambridge, Wednesday, the guest of her
sister. Mrs. c. F. Babcock.
WILL LEE has been here and at In
diano1a visiting relatives. He has beer
employed in Omaha at his trade.
Mr.. AND MRS. ED. F~LITCRAFT came
home, first of the week, from their visit
to the fair, and to Indiana relatives.
MRS. HENRIETTA FOWLER arrived
from Chicago, Wednesday night, and
will briefly visit relatives and friends.
MRS. JENNIE BAXTER came v e from
Almena, Kansas, last night, and is visit
ing Miss Allison of the public schools.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. T. MADDUx are the
parents of a daughter, who made her ap-
p%earance at their home, Tuesday night.
JOSEPH SPORTS mother and child ar
rived from Chicago, Wednesday night,
and will make this their home in future.
J. w. McKENNA went up to Fort Nor
gan, Colorado, Wednesday night. His
brother Ed assisted in the c. o. D. gro
Gerry during his absence.
MRS. H. P. SUTTON entertained a
score or more lady friends, last evening,
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Boyd, in a
clever and delightful manner.
JOHN F. MAJORS came in from Denver,
yesterday morning, where he has been
before the federal grand jury on the Del
Norte land Office shortage case.
CASH D. FULLER, clerk of Chase oun
ty, came down from Imperial, Monday
evening. THE TRIBUNE regrets to hear
of his defeat for reelection at the late
election.
DR.. AND MRS. GARrEN AND Miss
GARTEN of Lincoln were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morlan, Saturday
and Sunday, returning home On Monday
morning.
J. P. LINDSAY of McCook land Office is
in the city, to-day, Qast Friday meeting
his many friends and telling of glorious
republican victories in his county.-Bea-
yer City Tribune.
w. H. DAVIS was down from Trenton,
Monday. He has sold out his interests
in Chicago, and, with his family, is now
in Trenton, where he contemplates n
gaging in business.
GEORGE HoCKNELL departed, Wednes
day night, for the Arkansas Hot Springs
to take treatment for rheumatism. Mr..
Burnett accompanied him. Mrs. Hook
nell contemplated going, but was deter
red at the last moment by a severe attack
of the grip.
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