The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-09
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

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Friday last.
MRS. A. N. LEWIS returned to Denver.
Monday night.
SHRRIFF BANKS was with US officially
on Wednesday.
SUPP. BAysroN was up from ~Indianoia.
Monday and Tuesday.
r. d. TArE and wife were among our
city visitors, Monday.
ToM DEWITT is assisting in Stone &
H~enning's meat market.
FRED PENNELL has resumed his desk
in the First National bank.
REV. J. W.. KIMMEL of Tekamah,
was with rs again on Monday.
ALRx. JOHNSON was in Omaha. first
of the week. with some cattle.
REV. GEORGE TAYLOR of Indianols
was with us on business, Monday.
IT. BULLARD came down from Pali-
SADIE, Monday evening, on business.
FRED WEED was down from Yuma.
Colorado. Saturday night, on business.
S. G. COHEN visited his old home,
near Council Bluffs, Iowa, close Of last
week.
c. M. BROWN, the Cambridge banker,
was a Sunday visitor of the valleys
finest.
W. r. COLE was in Danbury, first of
the week, painting Frank Everist's new
residence.
E. D. YORK and H. c Cole of Atwood,
Kansas, were city visitors on business,
yesterday.
REV. GEORGE TAYLOR of the county
capital, had business in the metropolis,
Saturday.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON came in from
Omaha, Wednesday night, on some legal
business.
FOWLER AND GERALD WILCOX made
a shipment of cattle to the Omaha mar
ket, Tuesday.
L. MORSE of Benkelman, was at polit-
ical headquarters for the Republican
valley, Wednesday.
R. N. SNAvELY was down from Den
yer, this week, looking after his Red
Willow county interests.
FRANK FRIrscH of the precinct by
that name, had business before the Nc
Cook land officials, Saturday.
FRANK SELBY was up from Cam
bridge, Wednesday, on business of the
law and of a personal nature.
DRY v. GAcE was summoned up neal
Hayes Centre, Monday, to see Mrs. Henry
Chitten, who is a sufferer from cousump-
ton.
MRS. w. S. CoRNUTr and sister, Miss
Dot Davenport, were down from GILBERT
son, Saturday, shopping and visiting
friends.
M. A. LUNN, of the Lincoln Beet Su-
gar Enterprise, was a city visitor, Satur-
day, in company with A. B. Taylor of
Imperial.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, living west
of town, will move on a farm south of
McCook, some time this week.-Culbert-
son Era.
MISS MARY RAMEY has decided to
make her home in McCook, leaving for
that place last Friday evening.-Oxford
Standard.
JAMES RIcR and Lawyer Smith were
down from Wauneta, Wednesday. on
business, driving down Tuesday and re-
turning Thursday.
SMILEY GOODWIN, who has been EN-
ployed on the Times Democrat for a few
weeks, left for Haigler, Saturday night,
to resume farming.
REV. A. W. CoFFMAN was up in I'm
peria1 and Wauneta, Saturday. Sunday
and Monday, filling appointments for
Presiding Elder Hale.
MRS. ". FRANKLIN and children ex-
pect to leave for Los Angeles, California,
Saturday of next week, to be absent a
year or two in search of health.
MISS AIMEE MKNARD who returned
from Chicago, last week, has resumed
her studies under the direction of her
former teacher, Mrs. c. N. Wilson.
l.. r. HILEMAN departed for Iowa,
Sunday morning, On a visit to his par
ents. He may locate at Davenport and
engage in the grocery and feed business.
MRS. E. A. DECRoFF departed. on
Wednesday morning, for her home in
Athens, Penna., her SON Charles L. ac-
companying her as far as Chicago. on