The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-08
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

A. E. BAKER has gone to Portland,
Oregon.
L. MORSE Of Benkelman is a city Wis
itor today.
Mr.. HocKNELL has been visiting in
Chicago all week.
BANKER PECK was down from Tren-
ton, Monday night.
F. H. SPRARMAN was in Omaha,
Monday, on business.
IKE SHERIDAN was up from Indian
ola, Saturday evening.
GLEN CARRUrH is employed in Dem
yer now at the jewelers. trade.
JUDGE HILL was up from Indianola,
Wednesday, on business mission.
MRS. c. M. WILSON has moved into
the McManigal house on the bottom.
SHERIFF AND MRS BANKS circulated
among their McCook friends, Saturday.
J. B. MEsERvE shipped five cars of fat
cattle to the South Omaha market,
Tuesday.
1. M. MURPHY, for some time in Tony
Probst's employ, will shortly leave for
Missouri.
MEsDAMEs PECK AND WEAVER of
Trenton were down shopping, Wednes-
day evening.
R. 0. PHILLIPS was up from Lincoln,
Sunday, presumably on ditch and water
works business
THos. BARNES, formerly the B. & NJ.
man, late of Oregon, was
visitor, yesterday.
B. F. HoLBRooK and family left,
Wednesday of this week, for Bedford,
Iowa, to reside in future.
E. E. LowMAN attended the state
meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star
at Hastings, first of the week.
MRS. W. w. FULLAM of Blue Springs,
who has been under DR.. Cages care for
some time, has returned home.
ASSESSOR TRoTH went down to In
Wednesday morning, to turn in
his books for Willow Grove precinct.
MISS NELLIE SIMPSON arrived from
Abba. Iowa, last Friday night, and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. E. Alexander.
MISS ANNA HOLLAND of the Indian
ola schools witnessed the closing gradu-
ating exercises on last Friday evening
FRED BoEHNER, r EMMETT AND
FRANK REYNOLDS of Arapahoe went
up to Wauneta, Wednesday morning to
play ball
GUY BOYLE and Alice Harris went
down to Davenport, last Saturday
morning, on brief visit to Mrs T. B.
Stutzman
MRS. GEORGE NJ. CHENERY is at
home again. We understand that she
will shortly 60 to her mother and sister
in California.
JOHN MAJORS was up from Peru, first
of the week, doubtless looking after the
blue-shirted statesman's political fences
up the valley.
L. r. MUCKEY, who has been farming
the John Whitaker place, left this week
overland for Hamburg, Iowa. James
Hill takes the farm vacated.
DEACON MORLAN went in to Lincoln,
Monday, on legal business of the county
seat case, which was expected to come
up in the supreme court, Tuesday.
Miss DAISY COLEMAN, who has been
attending school during the past year,
departed on Saturday morning for Darl-
ington, Indian Territory, where the fam
lily now resides.
JOSEPH N. CARTER, who was on Mon
day elected to the supreme bench of the
state of Illinois, is a brother of Mrs.
Purvis of our city. He was elected by
1000 majority in Democratic strong.
hold.
MEssRs. w. 7. AND G. w. DUMARs
of Peoria, Illinois, arrived in the city,
last Friday night, and have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Norval,
this week They are brothers of Mrs.
Norval
Mr.. AND MRS. L. w. MCCONNELL de-
parted on 2, Tuesday morning, for a
months absence in Illinois. They will
visit Virginia, Chicago, and elsewhere,
stopping over day or two in Hastings
en- route to take in the state druggists
meeting.
MRS. R. E. CAMPBELL of Buffalo,
N. ", arrived in the city, last Saturday
night, and spent the early days of the
week looking after her properties here
and at various other places in the coun-