The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-05
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

l J. n. OkDEA Hdu DuSlucSS III the
county-seat, Tuesday.
CAPTAIN PHILLIPS was up from Lin
coin, Saturday, on business.
DEPUTY BABcocK attended the inaug-
~uration at Indianola, yesterday.
w. 0. NoRvAL and daughter are visit
ing relatives in Lincoln, this week.
f. A. Season and wife were up from
Red Willow, shopping, on Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT McMILLEN
spentsSunday with Trenton relatives.
COLONEL SELBY meandered up from
Cambridge-on-the-M Medicine, Monday.
NJ. A. LuNN of the Beet Sugar Enter
prise, Lincoln, was a city visitor. Mon
day.
REV. GEORGE E. TAYLOR came Ii
Wednesday night, On business o tn e
cloth.
MRS. c. B. HoAG was up from Indian
ola, first of the week, guest of her
daughter.
Mr.. AMI MRS. MICHAEL O'LEARy
were UP from Indianola, Tuesday, on
business.
Miss SELMA NoREN returned to her
university work at Lincoln, Tuesday
morning.
c. F. BABCoCK has entertained Mr..
Delatoure and family of North Platte.
this week.
CHARLEY McCoNNELL departed for
his home in Virginia, Illinois, this morn
ing to remain.
EDGAR FLoYDJoNEs was up from
Danbury, Saturday, teaching the boys
how to play billiards etc.
MRS. E. J. SCOTT returned to Yuma,
Colorado, Tuesday evening, after a visit
of a few days with friends here.
A. H. BARTLETT and daughter Mrs.C.
NJ. Simonds, of Stockville, are visiting
in the city, guest of c. T. Beggs.
R. o. PHILLIPS came up from Lincoln
Wednesday night, on business o b
large interests here and hereabouts.
DEPUTY BALLEw has commenced in
voicing for Uncle Sam, and will be kept
busy over his territory for some time.
GENERAL ROBERTS of Boise City,
Idaho, a former Orleans friend of Re-
ceiver Bomgardner, was in the city, last
Friday.
MRS. NELLIE JOHNSON is entertaining
her mother Mrs. Root, who arrived in
the city, close of last week, to spend the
winter here.
Mr.. WAY, who has been clerking in
the Famous clothing store, departed on
Sunday morning. for Chicago, where he
has secured a position.
Cyril TEMPLIN will occupy the Buck
farm on the Willow, in February, COM
ing down from Frontier county, where
he has been living for some time.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE PHILLIPS of
Chester, Nebraska, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Thompson, last week. Mrs.
Phillips is a sister of Mr.. Thompson.
MIR. AND MRS. w. F. LAWSON expect
to depart for California, Monday. on an
extended visit to the mid-winter fair and
other attractions of that state and cline.
MRS. ELMER ROWELL returned, We'd
nesday evening, from visiting at her old
home up in Dundy county. Her mother
accompanied her and will remain a week
or so.
H. THOMPSON entertained his mother
from Chester, Nebraska, last week. Mrs.
Thompson also received a visit from a
sister who resides in Pawnee City at the
same time.
MRS. JAMES MURPHY and Miss Anna
Laughran departed on Wednesday night
for San Diego, California. They will
take in the mid-winter fair at Los Ange-
les, during their absence.
Mr.. N MRS. B. NJ. FREES of Chi
cago arrived in the city, Wednesday
night, and are the guests of MI. and Mrs.
George Hocknell. Mr.. Frees is spending
some time in this part of the state look
ing after his large lumber and banking
interests.
From the numerous favor asked of
newspaper men it does not seem to enter
into the calculations of many fairly well