The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-02-24
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

this week.
s. W. HuddIeston is visiting in Kansas
City, this week.
Frank Carruth is visiting in Plattsmouth-
on-the-muddy.
G. l.. Laws was up from Holdrege, Mon
day, on land business.
r. H. Williams was down from Wauneta,
yesterday, on business.
III. g. Terrill was in the city, Monday, or
some matters of business.
Mrs. George Leming will 20 to Red Cloud,
Monday. on short visit.
Marion Pummer arrived from Craig, this
morning, with his effects.
Mr.. Spencer is assisting in j. A. Wilcox &
Sons establishment now
Miss Franc Bean of Hastings is in the city,
guest of Mrs. j. E. Kelley.
g. ii. Eubank and wife of Hayes Centre
were city visitors. Monday.
Jesse Welborn and Willis Gossard we're
up from Indianola, Monday.
c. A. Leach Is back from Plattsmouth and
again at his bench at Carruth's.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Steyenson's baby is
just recovering from severe illness.
Colonel Frank Selby was up from Cam
bridge, Monday, on business of the law.
Mr.. Clute, of the Times-Democrat was
capital city visitor, fore part of the week.
G. F. Babcock left. Monday evening, for
Lincoln and Omaha on q real estate deal
James McAdams went in to Omaha, Mon.
day night, on business connected with the
new distillery.
A. Ii. Burdick was in Hastings, first of
the week, looking afrer his large furniture
interests there.
Col. Garner and Sheriff Banks measured
the McCook stride. Saturday, on behalf of
the county-seat friends.
DR.. w. A. DeMay, Danbury's rising young
physician, was over to the metropolis, Mon
day, on some business.
A. A. Andrus, of Akron, Colorado, is in
the city working up an illustrated "write.up"
scheme of some sort.
Mrs. George Coy, the well known nurse,
is now making her home in Long Creek,
Grant county, Oregon.
d. c. Stapleton of Omaha, came out Sun
day. on business connected with his south
western Nebraska interests.
Mrs. A. N. Lewis, late of Wells dress max.
ing department., expects to leave the city
about the first of next month.
Harry DUNCAN, one Of Hastings rising,
rustIing young legal luminares. transacted
legal business in the city, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Johnston left on Saturday
morning for Missouri, to spend two or three
weeks with st. Joe and 1arkio friends.
David Bellamy. father of Mrs. d. L. Nc
Bride, came in from Decatur, Illinois, this
week, to look after matters on the ranch.
Representative l.. G. Ruggles of Dundy
sOjourned brief while among the middle
of the road' friends of McCook, Monday.
}. P. Squire left for Beatrice, last evening
one. He expects to start for California in
about two weeks on a visit of exploration.
J. p. Israel of Benkelnan, founder of
The TRIBUNE, was business visitor Tues
day. Heis now engaged in the grocery bust
ness.
Ed. Kanonse was down from Denver, fore
part of the week, on business, guest of his
brother James, who lives over towards Dam
bury.
Miss Lille Rowell, who was called to Hast
ings by the misfortune of her brother John
by recent fire, arrived home OH Monday
noon.
DR.. A. p. Weiies went up to Denver, last
Thursday night, to confer with H. e. Rider
about the seminary prospects, returning
home Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. Garten, their daughter
Blanche and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harvey, all
of Lincoln, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
.. MOrldn over sunday.
G. II. Pate, who has been back in Illinois
on business, spent the early days of the week
with relatives here on his way back to his
Colorado mining interests
Miss Cory of Wells millinery department
left for New York City. Tuesday. to lay in
large and fashionable stock of spring and
summer styles for her department.
Mrs. Erwin has been up from Indianola,
most of the week, endeavoring to rent
house for her daughter, Mrs. Winnie Stod-
dard, who desires to make her home here.
Mrs. E. C. Burkett was up from Indianola,
early days of the week, and will make her
home here permanently after March 1st,
when her husband secures control of house
recently rented by him.
Judge Burke of Imperial came in from IL
linois, Sunday night, where he has been
spending some time working up immigra-
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