The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-23
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

National bank.
HRNRY BAXTER was up from t b
connty-seat. Tuesday.
MISS SARA LowMAN arrived home
from the east, Wednesday evening.
CLERK cLArp Of the c. o. D. grocery
spent Sunday with Hastings friends.
]. S LEHEw went in to Omaha. We'd
nesday night. on a political mission.
c. A. Your went into Lincoln We'd
nesday evening, on some court business.
E. c. BALLEw went in to Omaha,
Wednesday night, to confer with h
chief.
MRS. J. E. ALLEN went down to Has
tings, Friday evening, on a visit to
friends.
]. A. CLINE, bank examiner, Minden,
was among us officially and politically
on Monday.
E. E. LowMAN was taken quite i'll.
last Friday evening, from al attack Of
Indigestion.
F. II. SPRARMAN went into Omaha,
Sunday night, on business and will re-
turn tonight.
]. n. WINTERsTREN, Lincoln, a Jour
nal representative, came up IN business,
Monday night.
R. L. HILEMAN arrived home, Tues
day night, from his business trip to
Davenport, Iowa.
CAPTAIN J. c. HAYES of Imperial, So
iourned with us briefly last Friday ven
ing, on his way east.
MISS MAUD CORDIAL received a hand
some upright Chickering piano as pres
ent from her father, this week.
Miss VAN FLEET arrived from Chi
cago, Wednesday night, and has assum-
ed charge of Lowman's millinery depart
ment.
A. M. DREW is in Omaha, this week,
buying goods for THE FAIR, which will
soon occupy the entire Babcock store
room.
CALEB CLoTHIER was down from
! his Hayes county ranch, close of last
week, guest of postmaster Troth and
family.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. H. MREKER indulg-
ed in a brief visit to the capital city,
close of last week, returning home Sun
day night.
MRS. ". FRANKLIN and the children
departed, Sunday night for San Diego,
California, on a protracted absence for
her health.
HOWARD THOMPSON has retired from
W. M. Anderson's employ. He will
shortly leave for Fairfield, this state, to
run an oil wagon.
FRED SCHMIDT and Peter Westman,
two of our frontier county friends and
subscribers, were down to the city on
business, Saturday.
MISS Cory arrived home, Sunday
| night, from the east, where she has been
for past few weeks laying in a stock OF
seasonable millinery.
JOHN HATFIELD came in from De-
catur, Illinois, Sunday night, to spend
some time here, looking after his large
ranch interests here.
7. E. EATON has been home from the
| soldiers home at Grand Islaud this week
meeting his oldtime friends. He returns
today or tomorrow.
MRS. GEORGE PEARcE is entertaining
her sister Miss Cynthia Balderston OF
%Benkelman, who will also visit in In.
dianola before returning home.
CT. DEGRoFF arrived home Sunday
night, from Chicago, where he has been
for the past week or two buying a stock
of goods for the spring and summe,
trade.
MRS. F. II. SPEARMAN received word
early in the week, of the serious illness
of her aged father, Thomas Louergan Of
Chicago. Later reports announce him
better.
w. GEORGE SHEPARD was down from
%Benkelman, first of the week, on a piano
tuning trip. His wife is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shepherd.
FRANK FREELovR, who recently pur-
chased forty acres over in Valley Grange
precinct under the ditch from II. H.
Pickens, is having a dwelling erected on
the place. All, there.
PROF. F. c. HEARD and family took
their departure, Tuesday night, for Cal
~ifornia, in some portion of which state
- fo,,fo HE eldest COY,