The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-04-14
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Sheriff Banks sojourned about the me-
tropolis, officially, Tuesday.
J. w. Burney Of Stratton had business
in the chief city, Wednesday.
J. w. Hupp was over from Lebanon,
first of the week, on business.
Will DUNCAN was up from Hastings,
first of the week, visiting friends.
DR.. ]. H. Hall of Plattsmouth was a
brief visitor in the city, Monday.
w. R. Starr was up from Indianola,
Sunday, on some matters of the law.
Matthew LAWYER came in from Omaha,
Tuesday noon, on a business mission.
Mrs. Vina Wood has been entertaining
her father from Iowa, the past few weeks.
w. E. Goodrich was the guest of his
sister Mrs. H. E. Wells at Stratton, last
week.
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on business from Wauneta, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. T. B. Stutzman departed, yester-
day morning, for her home in Davenport,
Nebraska.
Mrs. c. A. Dixon was a passenger,
Wednesday, or I for Denver, to make a
short stay.
Messrs. c. Armstrong and S. E. Solo
mon of Cu1bertson were business guests,
Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Williams commenced teach
ing a spring tert Of school in the Fitch
district, Monday.
c. H. Boyle left on s, Wednesday, for
Chicago, on a prolonged visit in the
Worlds Fair city.
Mrs. Burney and son are down from
Wauneta taking medical treatment from
Drs. Davis & Gage.
Miss Louie Starbuck left on Monday
morning for Iowa on an extended visit
to relatives and friends.
Colonies LeHew and Ballew went in
to Omaha, yesterday morning, presume
bly, on a mission political.
Mrs. J. H. Finity. Miss Belle and Mas
ter Andrew left on s, last evening, for
their new home in Lincoln.
Miss Amelia Willie of the teacher corps
spent her weeks vacation at Hastings,
guest of the Misses Stevens.
Banker Vennum and Editor Brickey
of Palisade were business visitors Of the
valleys finest, last Friday evening.
J. R. Wilson, partner of A. A. Andrus
in the Weekly Denver Press, came down
to the city yesterday, on business.
Mr.. cleveland of the McCook Tank
Line arrived home Wednesday noon
from a three weeks visit in Exeter.
Congressman McKeighan greeted his
admirers in this neck of the woods, Sat
urday, departing for Red Cloud on s.
Messrs. S. E Solomon and M. M House
of Culbertson were down Tuesday, on
business before the local land officers.
Miss Title Barnes of Indianola has
been the guest of her brother c. W. of
the Times-D Democrat, part Of the week.
Mrs. H. B. Wales of Coleman precinct
went up to Beverly, yesterday morning,
to visit old-time Iowa friends for a few
days.
Selma Noren arrived home, Saturday,
from Lincoln, where she has been the
guest ofG. L. Laws family during vaca-
ton week.
D. A. P. Welles arrived home, close of
last week, from Chicago, where he has
been attending lectures etc, for the past
two weeks.
L. H. Lawton of Lincoln, an oldtime
settler of this region, was in the city,
Saturday, being up the valley looking
after his interests.
Hons. c. w. Meeker and J. c. Hayes
of the state of Imperial, upper French
man valley, were lured hither on business
bent, Tuesday evening.
w. S. Morlan went down to Lincoln,
Tuesday evening, to attend supreme
court, which opened on Wednesday for
causes from this (the 14th) district.
Sir Knight T. G. Rees attended the
grand c~ommandery meeting OF Nebraska
Templars at Fremont, this week, leaving
for that place on s, Monday evening.
DR.. B. B. Davis has been attending a
meeting of the board of university re-
gents in Lincoln, this week, arriving
home today. Mrs. Davis accompanied
him.
c. w. Lindsay Of the Enterprise went
down to Omaha, Saturday night, on bus
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