The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-21
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

MlSS SNOSTENBORDER mas Deen visiting
friends at Traer, Kansas.
BANKER VENNUM of Palisade, was a
business visitor, Tuesday.
w. B. WOLFE of the Bank of Benkel-
man, was city visitor Sunday.
FRANK CARRUrH is spending the
week in Denver with the family.
MEssRs. JOHN FURR and Goodro left,
this week, for Meeker, Colorado.
GEORGE WILLIAMS of Cambridge, was
city visitor on business, Monday.
GEORGE PEARCE, now in business in
Colorado, was city visitor, yesterday
w. T. COLEMAN and family arrived
home, latter part of last week, from their
prolonged Iowa visit
E. F. HARMON and family arrived
home, Saturday night, from their visit
at Cedar Greek, Nebraska.
REGISTER CAMPBELL spent the early
days of the week in Hastings on business
of more or less political character.
MRS. H. H. TRoTH, Miss Lillian and
Master Harry are expected home from
their New Jersey visit, Saturday night.
LAWYER .RITTENHoUsE was in Lin
coin, Tuesday, on county seat removal
business, returning home the same night.
MRS. A. w. CAMPBELL of Box Elder
precinct, took the morning passenger,
Monday, for Tennessee on a visit to
relatives:
JOHN J. LAMBORN, our next represent
ative, was up from Indianola, Monday,
putting in few stakes where they would
do the most good
Miss MAGGIE SMITH who has been
visiting her many friends here returned
to her home near McCook, last Tuesday
evening g.-Trenton Register.
CASH FULLER, Judge Burke and Jacob
Bigler, the big three of Imperial, went
east on 4, Monday evening, coming down
the branch on the afternoon train.
MRS. A. BARNETT, who has been de-
tanned east by severe illness, arrived
home, Monday night. They will occupy
the Hocknell residence this winter.
CASHIER AND MRS. W. F. Lawson
went down to Riverton, this MOI 1ning, to
see Mr.. Lawsor's father and sister who
shortly leave for California to spend the
winter
c. H. EUBANK and E. L. Candy of
Hayes Center, Perry Shellenberger, w.
A. Burke and Miss Cora Rogers of I'M
perial, were Commercial guests, Monday
evening.
MRS. FRANK BROWN who has been in
Pennsylvania spending the summer va
cation, arrived home, close of last week,
and resumed her place int he city schools
Monday.
Miss MAY WATSON is suffering from
poisoning by poison ivy. The size of her
face is decidedly abnormal on account of
coming in contact in some way with the
poison ivy.
HENRY WALKER arrived home, Tues
day night, from visit to relatives in
Chattsworth, Illinois. He brought with
him cane made out Of the great "Tip
Up" wreckage
MRS. J. A. GUM and the children ar
rived home, Saturday hight, from their
extended visit in Iowa. The family are
now comfortably settled in the DR.. Davis
residence, corner of Marshal and Dolan
streets.
Mr.. SEARL Of Omaha, has been the
guest of M. Y. Starbuck, this week. Mr..
Searl's father was largely interested in
the Mallalieu university property down
at Barley, and the son has been out
looking after the fathers interests.
GEORGE D. LONG of Napoleon, Ohio,
spent the close of last week here looking
over his farm interests in this vicinity.
He owns half section in Valley Grange
precinct, about two miles south of the
city, and considerable portion of it is
under the Meeker ditch.
ANDY MoDI of Coleman precinct left.
this week, for his new home in Missouri.
Eli Popejoy also left for the San Luis
valley, Colorado. Both are from Cole
man precinct. Popejoy takes the land
in the valley contracted for by Mr.. Modi
while he was in Colorado, several weeks
ago.
Our semi-annual millinery opening
will take place on Wednesday. Septem-
Der 10Th, 1894, afternoon and evening.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
Our stock is cheaper and bandsomer
than ever before. Yours truly,
L. LowMAN & Son.