The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01

Tuesday.
H. w. COLE was in Lincoln, close of
last week.
MASTER Tom MAJORS will leave for
Peru, today.
MRS. M. ALTsHULER is visiting her
sister. Mrs. S. B. Strasser.
REGISTER CAMPBELL and family will
occupy the ]. c. Allen residence.
Jos. PARKINSON and wife of Hayes
Centre were city visitors. Sunday.
LAWYERS MoRLAN and Kelley at
tended court up in Trenton, Thursday.
MRS. ALBERT McMILLEN left on Sun
day night for Denver on visit to her
sister.
M. STERN, large property owner
here, was up from Hastings, fore part
of the week.
Col. J. D. GAGE of Franklin came up,
Tuesday night, on his way up the
line.
MRS. J. E. ALLEN, who has been visit
ing in Tarkio, Mo-, for a few weeks past,
will arrive home tonight.
MRS. F. E. ALEXANDER is expecting
a sister to arrive, this evening, from the
east, to make her visit.
J. M. SEwELL, the Hastings grain man,
and Percy Hughes of Imperial, were
business visitors, last Saturday.
A. A. WELLER arrived from Syracuse,
this state, Wednesday night, and is the
guest of his partner, c. L. DeGrof.
MRS. c. B. RowELL arrived home,
Wednesday night, from Hastings. One
of her grandsons accompanied her.
Miss LoRA LEHEw arrived home,
Monday night, from visiting her sister
Mrs. Will Krauter at Aurora. Illinois.
MASTERS JUDD KAY AND Roy STAN
LEY took in the states metropolis, fore
part of the week, with E. c. Ballew
PATRICK GIBBONS was up from Or
leans, first of the week, looking for a
dwelling house in which to install his
family
J. T. BULLARD was in the city over
night, Monday, on his way home to
Palisade from visiting in eastern part of
the state.
LAWYERS HARTIGAN and Tibbetts
and Hon. A. S. Campbell of Hastings
dropped into the metropolis, Sunday
night, on business.
D. F. HUPP, A. c. Bartholomew, A. P.
Bodwell and son, William Marquis and
wife, all of Lebanon, were over on bus
mess, Saturday last.
MR.. AND MRS. w. R. STARR of the
county-seat were guests of the metropo-
lis, Tuesday. driving up on business and
to do little shopping.
HOWARD voILAND, who has been as
sisting in Alexander's photograph gal
lery, departed on Monday night for
Charlton, Iowa, to remain.
Miss EVA EASTMAN of Kirwin, Kan
sas, arrived in the city on Monday night
with her aunt Mrs. J. E. Kelley, whose
guest she will be for few weeks.
MRS. A. K. GoUDY, deputy state
superintendent, arrived from Lincoln,
last night. She will deliver an address
to the graduating class, this evening, in
the Congregational church.
MRS. FEE, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. L. DeGroH, for past
few months, left for her home in Phila-
delphia, Wednesday evening. She will
visit briefly in Tekamah, this state, and
Milo, Iowa, on her way.
MISS MINNIE BOYLE came down from
Pueblo, Colorado, Wednesday night, to
witness the commencement exercises of
the city schools,-her sister Bertha be-
ing one of the graduates. She will re-
turn to her position on Saturday night.
S. II. COLvIN has disposed of his bus-
iness and considerable of his property
here and expects in a few weeks to de-
part tor Santa Ana, Gala, to make his
future home there, on account of his
wife's health. THE TRIBUNE most sin
cerely regrets to lose such people from
our midst, but nevertheless wishes them
a large and satisfactory measure of sue
cess and prosperity.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. w. COLE will leave
on Monday evening for San Francisco,
via Portland, Oregon, to attend the
supreme lodge meeting of the A.O.U.W.,
to which Mr.. Cole is. supreme repre-
sentative. Grand Master and Mrs. 7. G.
Tate will join them at Denver or Chey-
enne. A special train of New England
representatives will go through here on
June 9TH about 10 o'clock a. m.
Remember the races June 20, III, ~.