The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-09

SEQ, Illinois, last evening Oh s.
A. III. Burdick was an east-bound pas
senger on 2, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dolan were guests
of McCook relatives, Wednesday.
A. A. Weller is here from Syracuse,
guest of his partner c. L. DeGrof.
P. A. Wells was up in Hayes county,
first of the week. on loan business.
Misses Clara Bonnet and Rose Walters
visited Holdrege friends, Saturday.
Captain R. o. Phillips is up from Lin
coin to-day on water works business.
President Hocknell of the First Ma
tional had business in Hastings, Monday
evening.
Sheriff Banks drove up from the coun-
ty-seat, Wednesday afternoon, on bust
ness official.
Miss Clara Kleven of Culbertson at
IShuNo lin WdilCu-NOWSll HuplldlS,
Tuesday evening.
Receiver D. E. Bomgardner went in
to Lincoln and Omaha, last evening on a
business-pleasure trip.
Captain A. T. King was up from Indi-
anola Wednesday, and renewed his allie
glance to THE TRIBUNE.
IT,. Floyd of the Trenton Register and
J. c. Harlan of the Cambridge Kaleido-
scope were with us circus day.
Miss Allison left for Almena, Kansas,
Monday; Miss Holland for her home
near Indianola; Prof. Won't for Lincoln.
S. Seaman and family left on Tues
day evening, for Beatrice, where they
will make their future home and engage
in business.
Mrs. Herman Pade left on 2, Monday
morning, for Wisconsin, to make an ex-
tended visit to her old friends and home
in the Badger state.
Mrs. F. J. Taylor and Masters Fred
and Ray arrived from Creston, Iowa,
Saturday noon, and are the guests of 7.
B. Meserve and family.
MI. and Mrs. J. w. Hupp came over
from Lebanon, Wednesday, to visit a
day or two in their future home, and to
see after their house now in process of
building.
Mrs. W. E. Babcock and Miss Lutte
Babcock were up from Cambridge, Fri
day night, to witness our graduating ex-
~ercises, returning home on the evening
following.
Miss Josephine and Mr.. Jack Billiard
were down from Palisade, Tuesday even
ing. THE TRIBUNE hears it rumored
that the former will change her name
about mid-June.
Miss Jennie Holland, a graduate of
the Indianola schools, class of 'e3, was
at the reception given the graduating
class, IN last Saturday evening, guest of
her sister Anna of our teacher corps.
c. D. Fuller and family were down
from Imperial to see the show, Wednes-
dao evening. Mr.. Fuller is filling his
third term as clerk of Chase county and
bids fair to succeed himself this fall.
Rev. J. w. Kimme1 came in from Te-
kamah, last Friday, and on Sunday af-
t%ernoon preached a funeral sermon in
memory of Mrs. August c. Hoge, whose
burial occurred on the preceding Sunday.
Misses Grace Ferguson and Maud Van
Sickles were up from Orleans, close of
last week, guests of Receiver Bomgard-
ner's family, visiting and attending COM
mencement exercises of the public
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilcox, Mabel and
Miss Della Rogers will leave for Chicago
on next Tuesday. Mr.. Wilcox will be
home in about a month. His wife and
daughter will be absent until about the
beginning OF the 1aIl term OF school.
County Supt. Bayston of Indianola at
tended the graduating exercises Of our
high school, last Friday evening, in the
opera hall, making a few pertinent re-
marks to the vast audience present on
that happy occasion. The su~perintend-
ent properly regards the McCook schools
as the model not only for Red Willow
county but for western Nebraska, and
with our people takes pardonable pride
in their excellence and promise.
Wall paper 5 cents a roll at l.. w. Nc
CoNNELL & Co.'s.
The Seventh Day Adventists of south
| western Nebraska will hold a camp meet