The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-02

MR.. AND MRS. T. G. REEFS are spend
ing the winter in Atlanta, Ga.
REV. FRANCES LAWSON was the guest
of his son Will, first of the week.
M. Y. SrARBucK is just home from a
business trip to Des Moines, Iowa.
LOUIS PRoBsr came down from More
field, Tuesday night, on business.
H. w. COLE arrived home, Saturday
night, from his extended visit in Illi-
nois.
KRorrER, the Wauueta-T renton-Pali-
SADIE lumberman, was a business visitor,
Tuesday.
MRS. c. F. BABcocK went down to
Cambridge, last evening, on a visit to
relatives.
JOHN RUNNER is back from his Iowa
trip. He found everything quiet across
the Muddy.
F. H. HEARD arrived home, Tuesday
evening, after a business absence o f
about a month.
B. A. AUsMUs was down from Brush,
Colo, this week, to have DR.. Gage oper-
ate on his nose.
SHERIFF AND MRS. BANKS came up
from the county capital, Tuesday, on
pleasure and business.
E. c. BALLEw went into Omaha, We'd
nesday night, to make his monthly re-
port to Collector North.
Miss ELLINGTON WILSON, on account
of illness, has been unable to attend to
her school duties this week.
MRS. H. P. SUTToN, Mrs. w. c. La
Tourette, Mrs. c. T. Brewer and Miss
Pearl were in Culbertson, Wednesday.
MRS. MILE Snow resumed her
duties in the public schools Monday,
after two weeks absence, owing to ILL
ness.
GEORGE SELLERS, who "shot ham"
over Wilcox's meat counter for sometime,
is holding down a job in Pueblo, Colo
RADIO.
Miss AIMEE MENARD, who recently
returned from a long residence in Chi
cago, has quite grown into young woman
hood.
MR.. WATT, who has been visiting the
family of George J. Burgess, returned
latter part of last week to his home in
Chicago.
A. c. PENCE, J. w. McC1eiland. and
Deacon Fisher were down from Wauneta,
Tuesday night, on their way to the Gull
bertson shoot.
REV. J. w. KIMMEL came in from
Tekamah, Wednesday night, on business
connected with the Lutheran church, of
which he was formerly pastor.
D. L. MCBRIDE AND W. II. DAVIS de-
parted Tuesday for Holbrook, where
they will organize a "Star of Jupiter"
lodge sometime during the week.
Mr.. AND MRS. ODELL of Brooklyn,
Iowa, who have been in the city for past
two or three months, guests of B. F.
Olcott, left for home on last Friday
morning.
MISS L. R. LYON, well and favorably
k nown to many McCook people, is now
Mrs. James Zeller, and Bagley, Iowa. is
her home. THE TRIBUNE offers its
congratulations.
REV. MCBRIDE will go to Lincoln first
of the coming week, where he will organ
ize the second lodge "Star of Jupiter"
the first having been "borned" in the
capital city last week.
REV. J. N. LENKER of Grand Island,
secretary of the board of church extern
sion, was in the city, Monday, On bust
ness connected with the McCook Luth-
eran church building, which is in litiga-
ton.
JOE AND JOHN CROKER, who pur-
chased the James Lyon place in Red
Willow precinct, last summer, through
c. F. Babcock arrived from near Wilcox,
this week. They shipped in six carloads
of implements, household goods, stock.
ETC., besides driving through with q
number of wagon loads.
MRS. CORA KELLEY gave a pleasant
surprise card party, Wednesday evening,
in honor ofthe anniversary o finer father,
DR.. S. L. Green. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. Campbell, q. L. Kay. Geo.
Hocknell, c. M. Noble, W.. s. Perry and
F. S. Wilcox. The doctor received a
comfortable token of the occasion In the
form of an oak spring rocker.