The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
w. T. Henton was a Saturday visitor.
Miss Anna Hogan will return to Lin
coin tomorrow.
c. F. Babcock was in Lincoln, We'd
nesday, on business.
Supt. Bayston had school business in
the city, yesterday.
A. A. Weller departed for Syracuse,
Wednesday morning.
J. w. Dolan Of Indianola, was a bust
ness visitor, Tuesday.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ditton. Saturday.
George Hocknell went to Chicago
! Wednesday, on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
! bert O'Neil, Tuesday morning.
President Franklin was a capital city
visitor, last Friday, on business.
Miss Kate Driscoll of Boston, is the
guest of Rev. Hickey and sister.
Mike Reiswick and Marsh Phillippi,
are working up Jupiter at Trenton.
A.. v. S. Saunders is up from Beatrice
today on some real estate business.
Nate Crawford had a severe tussle
with neuralgia of the stomach again;
Saturday.
George Hocknell became secretary
and treasurer of the Barnett Lumb e Co.,
first of the year.
There is a pair of eye glasses at this
office which the owner can have by pay
ing for this notice.
Miss May Thompson entered the store
Of J. A. Wilcox & Son, Thursday, in the
capacity of a clerk.
Pat. Walsh finished, Wednesday, put
ting up 1000 tons of ice for local con-
sumption next summer.
Ben O1cott is still confined to his house
with his badly sprained knee, received a
number of weeks since.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lawson arrived
home. Tuesday morning, from their de-
lightful trip to California.
c. L. DeGrof will leave, tomorrow
morning, for Syracuse, to help invoice
the company's stock at that place.
A. A. Weller came up from Syracuse
close of last week, and has been the
guest of his business associate, c. L. De-
Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Burnett arrived
home, Sunday night, from their we'd
ding trip west, and are now at home at
COZ Main Avenue.
B. F. Troxel arrived home from the
Arkansas Hot Springs, last Friday night.
The family will visit some time at Kan
sas City and Beatrice.
Howard finity desires to express his
heartfelt thanks to the pupils of the nth
and 18th grades for their expressions Of
sympathy upon the death of his sister.
Mrs. J. c. Lenhart became the mother
of twin girls, Tuesday night, one of them
living but a brief while. The other is
getting along nicely, as is also the
mother.
Miss Mabel Jordan of McCook arrived
in the city Wednesday night and expects
to remain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Jordan, of this city.-Alma
Record.
J.. w. Scott arrived home, Saturday
evening, from his visit to his old home
back in the Buckeye state, and is again
doing the honors behind the CONNER
cial desk.
Dell Latin came in from Lincoln,
Monday night. He contemp1ates TAX
ing the field as an organizer for 'The
Star of Jupiter" He will make a sue
cess of it.
William Divine is expected home from
Lincoln, any day now, as the doctors
think his mental condition not such as
to require his presence in the asylum.
All hope for his complete restoration to
health.
The Poverty ball in Menard's barn, last
night, was one of the funniest and most de-
lightful happenings of the winter and is de-
clared by some to have been more successful
from a spectacular point of view than many