The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-22
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

| J. A. CORDIAL is able to be abou
again after severe seize Of sickness.
MRS. S. B. STRAssER has been visit
ing her sister at Holdrege, this week.
| MRS. GEORGE HocKNELL has beer
visiting her sister at Norton. Kansas
A. J. RIrTENHoUsE attended the sill
yer convention at Omaha, this week.
JUDGE BECK was up from Indianola
| Friday afternoon, on official business.
F. H. SPEARMAN is entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Lewis from Wheaton, IL
linoiS.
J. H. CHRIsTNER was down from
Hayes Centre, last Saturday, on land
business
Mr.. HOCKNELL went to California
last week, on business. He will be
home Oil first of next week.
Miss CLARA HANLEIN closed a very
successful term of school, this week, in
district 100, Frontier county.
DR.. w. A, DEMAY of Danbury was a
guest of the valleys finest, Monday.
Mrs. DeMay accompanied him.
MRS. E. T. MADDUx and the children
left on Tuesday morning for Iowa, where
they will visit until September.
JOHN HAUsER left, this morning, for
Minnesota, we are informed. together
with car load of his belongings.
REV. A. w. COLEMAN and family left
on Wednesday for the mountains where
they will remain during his thirty day
vacation
E. E. LowMAN went in to Omaha,
Wednesday morning, to attend the grand
lodge meeting of the Nebraska A. F.
and A. M.
U. G. MosER expects shortly to make
his home in Lincoln on account of the
falling away of trade in this portion OF
his territory.
JOHN EKsTEDT, who has been visiting
in Wexio, Dadesjo, Exc, Sweden, for
number of months past, arrived home,
| Tuesday night.
E. w. PARTRIDGE was here from Oma.
ha, Monday. preparing McCook matter
for the Nebraska Gazetteer, which goes
to press this fall
RECEIVER GIBBONS was up from Or.
| leans, early days of the week. He will
handle Uncle Sans money from and
after the first of July.
Mr.. AND MRS. F. E. ALEXANDER de.
parted for Abba, Iowa, this morning.
Miss Nellie Simpson will leave on the
morning passenger, tomorrow.
CT. BABcocK of our city will repre-.
sent this state senatorial district as del.
egate in the national republican league
meeting on the 10th in Denver.
MRS. FRANK BROWN left on Tuesday
morning of last week for Ulster, Brad.
ford county, Pennsylvania, where she
will spend the summer vacation.
MRS. A. c. MARSH is entertaining he,
sister, Mrs. Anna Keever, and a friend
Mrs. George Leidv, both OF Nebraska
City, who are en- route to Denver on q
visit
REGISTER CAMPBELL and Postmaster
Wahlquist come up from Hastings, Sun
day evening, returning home on No, 2
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Campbell viii
assume charge of his Office here July rst
| II. w. COLE is member of the com
mittee on rituals of the supreme lodge
of the A. Q. U. w. meeting now in ses
sion at Frisco. Hugh's whiskers wer,
also neatly illustrated iu one of the Sal
Francisco dailies the other day. In fac
Hugh seems to be in it all over.
MRS. UTTER, a musical instructor
from Pueblo, Colorado, arrived in TIL
city, close of last week, and will follow
her profession in our midst Mrs. Ute
lived on claim northeast of here in tn
early Sos, but has been absent for year
following her chosen work in Lincoln
Pueblo, and elsewhere. She comes t,
stay, and brings many valuable recon-
mendations as to her efficiency as al
instrumental and vocal instructor. TIL
TRIBUNE hopes she may be able to Sc
cure large class. She makes voca
culture speciality, and in this depart
ment she will have a new field and
large one. May ample success attenc
her efforts, and revival in music eusue