The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-28
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

MRS. PATTON arrived home, Monday
evening, from visit to Denver
E. F. DUFFEY of Driftwood precinct
will spend the winter in Kansas.
BEv. FATHER HICKEY arrived home
from the east, early in the week.
ELI PoPEJoY did not get started for
the San Luis valley until this week.
A. J. ARMSTRONG was up from near
Orleans, Wednesday, on some business.
c. L. DEGRoFF and family arrived
home, Wednesday night, from their trip
east
FRANK CARRUTH is just home from
spending a couple weeks with his wife in
Denver
Mr.. AND MRS. w. F. LAWSON arrived
home, Saturday night, from their River
ton visit
Miss Ono SIMoNS and Master Dare
Kenyon arrived home, Saturday night,
from Iowa
REV. A. w. COLEMAN left, Tuesday
morning, for Orleans to attend annual
conference.
Miss MAGGIE GIBBoN went down to
Orleans, yesterday morning, to visit old
time friends
MAS. A. S. CAMPBELL went down to
Hastings, Saturday, on visit to relatives
and friends.
JUDGE LEHEw accompanied the San
Luis valley excursion party to Colorado,
Tuesday night.
SUPT. BAYSToN was up from Indian
ola, yesterday, on business educational
and otherwise
MRS. A. c. MARSH arrived home,
Wednesday night, from visiting her three
sisters in Kenton. Ohio.
MRS. L. R. HILEMAN will attend the
grsnd lodge meeting, Degree of Honor,
at Fremont, first of next week.
JUDGE BECK and Lawyer Starr had
business in the metropolis, Wednesday.
They drove up from Indianola.
MRS. w. S. MoRLAN is entertaining
her sister Miss Margaret Evans, who ar
rived in the city, first of the week.
COMMISSIONER YOUNG will likely
winter his stock somewhere in Colorado.
His son-in-law will be in charge of them
in that event
c. w. KNIGHTS, c. F. Babcock and
J.W. Babcock of Cambridge were among
the excursionists to the San Luis valley,
Tuesday evening.
LOYAL B. HowEY, Lincoln, National
bank examiner, inspected the First Ma
tiona1 Bank, Monday, with the usual
satisfactory result
MRS. c. W. KNIGHTS and Harry, who
have been visiting relatives in Oelwein,
Iowa, for a number of weeks, arrived
home Saturday night
MRS. AMI TODD of Plattsnouth and
Mrs. Carrie Stanton of Chicago are the
guests of Travelling Engineer and Mrs.
c. A. Dixon, this week.
Miss MARY WATSON resumed her du-
ties with the Nebraska Loan and Bank
ing Co., Monday, after an enforced idle
ness of week on account of poison ivy.
J.W. BABcoCK Of Cambridge and his
daughter Mrs. Will Duncan of Beatrice
came up from Cambridge, Monday even
ing, to briefly visit McCook relatives
and friends
REGISTER CAMPBELL took in the
greatest state convention the democrats
have ever held in Nebraska, at Omaha,
Wednesday. He wasn't Bryan man, it
is safe to state.
MRS. H. H. TRoTH, Lillian and Harry
arrived home, Saturday night, from New
Jersey. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Troth's mother who will make a
visit of some length here with her son
and family
Mr.. HoCKNELL was delayed in Den
yer until Tuesday by the severe illness
of their baby with an attack of pneu-
mia, from which she is now gradually
recovering. The family is expected home
in the near future.
MRS. w. c. LAToURErrE arrived
home, Monday night, from her visit to
Hot Springs, South Dakota, where her
brother is taking treatment She reports
him some better. and that he will likely
remain at the Springs during October.
A. j. RIrrENHoUsE went down to In
dianola, Monday, to appeal from the
decision of Judge Beck in the case of
Casey VS.. Harris, in which the Judge,
last week, rendered Judgment for some
thing over six hundred dollars in favor
of Casey. A change of venue is contem.
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