The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-07-06
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

itor, last Friday afternoon.
MRS. FRANK GocKLEY is very serious
ly ILL., we are panied to report.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. T. BULLARD of Pal
isade. Fouth of Julyed with US.
H. H. TToTH will accompany the fam
lily as far east as Pacific Junction, Iowa,
Saturday.
| F. H. SPEARMAN went in to Omaha,
Monday night, on business, returning
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. E. HAcER of In
dianola were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Burkett on Sunday.
Mrs. F. J. Kenyon and her aunt were
passengers on two, yesterday morning,
for Anderson, Iowa, on visit.
| S. H. Colvi1 is back from his visit to
Plattsmouth, and will make short stay
here before going on to California.
MRS. U. G. MosER departed on Sun
day morning for her old home in Iowa,
where she expects to spend a month or
| two
LARRY McENTEE and NJ. OLeary
drove down to Indianola, yesterday af-
ternoon, OIL business and to see the
races.
MRS. H. H. TRoTH, Miss Lillian and
Harry, will leave, tomorrow, on an ex-
tended visit to New Jersey relatives and
| friends.
SHERIFF BANKS, Supt Bayston and
Fred Woodcock were up from the
county-seat, Monday evening, ali return
ing home on No 4
MRS. CORA KELLEY and her cousin, <,
Mrs. Will Fisher OF Wauneta, witnessed
Thursdays races at Indianola. Mr..
Fisher spent the day here.
Mr.. AND MRS. D. E. BoMGARDNER,
Velma and Jim went down to Lincoln
yesterday morning, on a short visit to
friends in the capital city.
EDITOR HAsKINS of the Beukelman
News swapped fairy tales with US, last
evening. He and his wife had been tax
ing in the Indianola races.
MRS. J. B. MEsERvE went down to
Indianola, Yesterday morning. They
will occupy the c. B. Hoag residence at
the county seat for a couple of mouths.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. w. COLE arrived
home from their trip to San Francisco,
and attending the supreme lodge meet
ing of the A. o. U. w, last Friday
night
MISS EDNA MEsERvE left for Asbury
Park, N. J., yesterday morning, to at
tend the national educational association
meeting. She will be absent about a
month.
MRS. FRED HARRIS of Omaha and
Mrs. Goldberg of Chicago arrived in the
city, Monday night, and are the guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Menard
c. B. HoAG and c. S. Quick of Indian
ola, with their families, passed through
here, yesterday, on their way overland
to the mountains. They will consume
two months in their trip and visit.
LARRY McENTEE and family depart
for the west, soon. Mrs. McEntee
will visit her parents in Salt Lake CITY
for some time, while he will probably do
some prospecting in Colorado. Abun-
| dant success to them
W. D. BRITTELL of the Chase County
Tribune was down, last night, on some
Office business. Mr.. Brittell is a mute.
By an unfortunate coincidence he learn
ed the shoemaker's trade, instead of that
heaven-called trade of the tonsorial
artist.
REV. GEORGE TAYLOR of Iudiano1a
on July Ist relinquished his position as
general missionary for southwestern
Nebraska, and on the same date as
suned the duties of financial agent for
Doane college, the Congregational
church at Crete, where he and his fam
| lily will make their home in future
Lack of funds to carry on mission work
III this section made this change neces.
sary.
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