The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-07-27
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
SHERIFF BANKS was with us i'll the
flesh, Tuesday.
MRS. FRED PENNELL has been in
Denver, this week.
BERT SpRAGUE left, this week, for
the Arkansas country.
WILLIAM SRPAGUE and family depart
ed, Monday, for Arkansas.
MRS. L, Day went up to Denver
Monday evening, on visit
MRS. M. STERN of Hastings is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Strasser.
A. c. NETTLETON, JR., with his FAM
lily, has gone to Stockbridge, Mass.
MAYOR KELLEY spent Sunday in Den
yer. returning home Wednesday night.
Mrs. George E. Johnston and Mrs.
F. M. Kimmell are visiting in Indianola,
today
| RECEIVER GIBBONS is moving his
household effects into the Wells dwell
ing, this week,
]. w. HUPP and wife and c. w.
Knights arrived home from Denver.
Wednesday night
H. M. CLUTE and family started, yes
terday, to drive to Beatrice, where they
will live for the present
JUDGE BECK was up from the county
seat, Tuesday, on business connected
with the Harris-Ca case.
LEE TAYLOR and Sam Johns left on
Monday for Iowa, the former for Avoca,
the latter for Guthrie county.
w. w. GERvER left, this week, for
Indiana, to spend the winter, and per-
haps to remain permanently.
! A. B. TAYLOR, c. D. Fuller and Jacob
Bigler, all of Imperial, were guests of
the valleys finest, Monday evening
! MASTERS CLYDE AND BURR RowELL
of Hastings are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Rowell.
| A. A. WELLER came up from Syra-
cuse, close of last week, and was the
guest of his partner, c. L. DeGroff, this
week.
A. CAMPBELL, Frank Carruth, c. w.
Knights, M. Y. Starbuck aud others
joined the procession to Denver, Tues
day night.
| NJ. ]. ABBOTT was down from Hayes
Centre, Tuesday evening, looking after
his chances for securing the nomination
for land commissioner.
Miss CARRIE AsHMoRE was down
from Palisade over Sunday, guest of
Bernice Hunter. Miss Carrie is book
keeper in the bank there
| S. r. RAZEE. M. D., of the Curtis
Courier, was in the city, Tuesday even
ing, in the interest of A. R. Cruzen,
candidate for secretary of state.
| REV. ALFRED DELETzKE and bride
arrived from Wisconsin, Saturday night,
and have gone to housekeeping in the
Healthier residence in West McCook.
JOHN LoNERGAN is here from Chica-
go, the guest of his sister, Mrs. F. H.
Spearman, for few days. He expects
to leave for Denver and Manitou in
day or two.
H. H. EAsTERDAY is entertaining his
mother from Tecumseh, who after a
two weeks sojourn here will continue her
journey on to the state of Washington,
where she will visit the other boys.
COUNTY TREASURER MESERvE was
in the metropolis, Monday morning,
looking after the taxes of insurance
companies and other back taxes, which
burden the books of the county in large
sums
| J. r. GERHARDT, supervising agent
for the Singer sewing machine company,
who has been making this his headquar-
tiers, left this week for eastern Nebraska
somewhere, the business not warrant
ing his remaining in this section
| MEssRs. ED. ANDREWS of Syracuse
and Irving Andrews from near Indian
ola were in the city, first Of the week.
The former in company with A. A.
Weller visited Imperial and Akron from
here. two of Mr.. Andrews sons having a
large horse ranch near Akron.
| FATHER CULLEN, formerly priest in
charge of St. Patrick's parish, has been
in the city, this week, visiting his broth