The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-04-13
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

AoON NOaAN - $500
man. this week.
Mr.. FISHER, an Omaha contractor
is in the city today.
]. w. SHABATA has been up the valley, |
this week, on business.
FRANK SRLBY was REGISTERED at the
Commercial house, Tuesday.
SHERIFF AND MRS. BANKS were
among our visitors, yesterday.
JUDGE F. B. BEALL of Hastings was a
Sunday visitor of the valleys metropolis.
A. D. KING and wife Of Culbertson
were among our visitors, Tuesday of this
week.
MISS MAUD McMILLEN is expected
home from Pennsylvania in the near
future.
H. w. COLE expects to leave, tomor-
row night, for Washington, d. c., on
business.
JUDGE E. S. HILL of Indianola was
among the visitors of the commercial
centre, Saturday.
MR.. AND MRS. F. II. SPEARMAN ar
rived home, first of the week, from their
sad visit to Chicago.
ALBERT RADTKE left, this week, for
Chillicothe, Missouri, where he expects
to make his home in future.
CT. BREWER returned home, Wednes-
day night, from Iowa. where he has been
on a stock buying expedition.
JOHN STONE was down from Frontier
county, Saturday, on business a d 20
visit relatives in this vicinity.
w. F. EVEREST and his brother Aus
tin from Whatcom, Washington, were
over Saturday, from Danbury, on bust
ness.
c. T. WATSON arrived home, Tuesday
night, from the east, whittier he was
called, last week, by the death of his
father.
MISS HOLLAND arrived on Sunday
night from Chicago and has taken
charge of Lowman's dressmaking de-
partment.
MRS. FOLSOM ~canvassed the city, this
week, in the interest Of the Lincoln Ia
bitha Home, with her usual persistency
and success.
T. G. REEFS, late of our city, has been
visiting his sister in Neigh, this state.
Mrs. Rees is visiting at her old York
state home.
MRS. H. w. KKYEs, Mrs. c. S. Quick
and Miss Quick were up, Monday, from
I%ndianola, doing some shopping with
our milliners.
E. c. BALLEw and R. T. Henderson,
went in to Lincoln, Tuesday night, to
settle with the state treasurer for Red
Willow county.
Jos. STEPHENS delivered a shipment
of trees from the Crete nursery to local
purchasers, this week. From here he
went to Palisade.
G. W. ROPER was up from the county
seat, Wednesday, on business connected
with his farm interests over in Valley
Grange precinct.
H. A. ROWE of the Imperial Enter
prise and wife, and Cash D. Fuller, ex-
clerk of Chase county, were business
guests of this commercial centre, Mon
day evening.
ELDER MCBRIDE spoke to the people
of BARLEY, last night, on the merits and
claims and objects of the order Of the
Star of Jupiter. They expect to organize
a lodge at that place soon.
MRS. PETER BOYLE was the recipient,
this week, of a box of fragrant flowers
gathered by Mrs. ]. G. Hamilton in their
garden at Brookhaven Mississippi. They
report peaches etc. badly damaged by
recent freezes, and are contemplating
going to Denver to engage in business.
If so, will make McCook a visit during
the summer.
DR.. B. B. DAVIS writes from Berlin,
Germany, to the effect that on "last
Saturday, March 24th, at $50, a. M, a
small but vigorous son put in an appear
ance at this domicile. Mother and son
are in excellent condition" The friends
of the doctor and wife lave been smok-
ing to the health of the youthful scion
of the Davis family here, this week.
THE TRIBUNE congratulates. Great
climate, Germany!
Register Lindsay made his debut, this
week, with a handsome new carriage.