The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-10
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Geo. E. Mcdonald, the Geneva archi-
tect, was a city visitor, Tuesday.
Lawyer Selby Of Cambridge was a city
visitor, Monday, on business of the law
A. R. Wilson of McCook was in the
capital last night, says Tuesdays Jour
nal.
S. T. Parsons and c. H. Oman of
Danbury were in the city, Monday even
ing.
Judge Beale of Hastings was a Com
mercia1 guest, Tuesday night, on his way
west.
Mrs. Frank Albrecht left, Saturday
night for Denver, to visit a sister living
there.
Mr.. E. E. Lowman and Miss Sara are
expected home from the east. tomorrow
night.
Jos. w. Shabata came up from Crete,
Sunday, bound for Culbertson, on cour
business.
A. E. Harvey came up from Lincoln,
Sunday, on his way to Culbertson to at
tend district court.
w. H. Harris, the opera house mana
ger, was up from Cambridge, Tuesday
afternoon and night.
Lee Huddleston was the guest of the
family, fore part of the week, coming
home or Saturday. i.
Mrs. H. E. Martindale of Hastings is
visiting in the city, guest Of her sister
Mrs. L. R. Hileman.
Mike Smith and family have moved
to their new home in Red Willow coun-
ty.-Trenton Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Jacobs were down
from Highland, Hayes county, early part
of the week, on some business.
Superintendent Bayston of the county
schools circulated among us of the me-
tropolis, Monday, on school business.
Mr.. Howard Finnerty celebrated his
2Ist birthday, last evening, by giving a
party to a number of young friends in
the city.
Frank H. Spearman was a passenger
on s, Tuesday evening, for Omaha, on
business connected with the distillery
project.
c. H. Meeker was i'll the eastern part
of the state, fore part of the week, on
canning factory business, going down
Sunday.
w. S. Pearne of Grand Island, Neb.,
manager for G. R. DUN & Co., was here
early days of the week, in the interest of
that agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Pade were called
to Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, Monday OF 6,
by a telegram announcing the death of
Mrs. Pade's brother.
Judge Welty and Lawyer Selby of
Cambridge, B. F. Smith Of Hastings,
spent Sunday night in the city on their
way to court at Culbertson, Monday.
Miss Katie Dudek arrived in the city,
Monday evening, from Fort Logan, Colo
RADIO, and will visit a short while at the
home of her father a few miles southeast
of the city.
]. Albert Wells arrived home, Saturday
noon, from his trip east to purchase
spring goods. He reports laying in an
unusually attractive and extensive line
in all departments.
Prof. Walter Rowland was up from
the county-seat, Monday night, visiting
the brethren of the McCook A. o. U. w.
Supt. Bayston was also present, together
with others from the east end.
Colonel Ed. Mitchell of the Indianola
Courier spent Sunday with the family
here. Ed is putting up an excellent and
acceptable newspaper for the people of
the east end, and deserves all support he
is receiving.
Mrs. Paulsen of Denver was the guest
of Mrs. w. c. LaTourette and Mrs. Vina
Wood, close of last week. She will visit
Culbertson friends until the 2oth, when
she will leave for London, England, on
an extended visit.
Frank Stillman, purchaser of the Star
buck ranch east of the city, arrived
from Nation, Illinois, close oflast week,
and is already energetically rustling
around getting ready for spring work, OF
which he came prepared with power and
machinery to do a deal.
Judge Reyes of Indianola spent a few
hours in the city, Monday evening, being
in attendance upon district court up in
Hitchcock county, and associated in the
defense in the libel suit of Woo1man VS..
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