The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

R. P. HIGH was over from Lebanon,
Saturday night, on little visit.
DEACON MoRLAN had legal business
IN the states metropolis, Wednesday.
MRS. G. A. NoREN and Miss Selma
arrived home from Orleans, Saturday
evening
M. J. ABBOTT of the Hayes Centre
Republican breathed this air of freedom,
Friday night last.
Mr.. STEVE TUPPER arrived in the
city, Monday evening, on brief visit to
his sister Miss Blanche.
Miss JULIA VINEYARD is in the city
and will be the guest of her sister Mrs.
A. J. Clute for month or two.
MAYOR KELLEY and Chief Knights
went up to Denver, Monday night, to
see the great league meeting.
REGISTER CAMPBELL, wife and son
were up from Hastings, Tuesday, looking
for house in which to settle.
Miss SARAH SwAB of Lincoln has
been the guest OF Mr.. Louis Lowrnan
and family since the close Of last week.
BARNEY HoFER, editor and post
master of Hayes Centre, had business
that drew him hither, Tuesday evening.
MRS. DR.. CARTER and daughter, who
have been the guests of Mrs. w. S.
Morlan, returned to Lincoln, Tuesday
night.
RECEIVER GIBBONS and daughter
were up from Orleans, Monday, looking
over the available dwellings for rent in
our city.
MRS. c. F. BABcocK accompanied her
husband to Denver an Monday night.
She will visit Yuma relatives before
coming home
MISS WINoNA PETERSON spent We'd
nesday in the city, guest of Miss Rachel
Berry, while on her way home to STRAIT
ton from a visit east.
{. E. ELDRED was in Denver, FIRST of
the week, on legal business and saw the
opening session of the Republican
national league meeting.
MRS. N. L. CRoNKHITE was up from
Hastings, part of the week, seeing after
the making of some Improvements on
her property on the corner of Main and
Dudley.
MISSES ALMA SMITH and Estella Finch
OF Arapahoe came up the metropolis,
Sunday evening last, and will be the
guests of Miss Nellie Gum until after
the Fourth.
COLONEL MITCHELL, the clever cleo
trician of the Indianola Courier, enjoyed
the freedom Of the valleys finest, Mon
day, on the occasion of the Cambridge
McCook base ball game.
GEORGE LEHEw insists that THE TRI-
sUNE had him marked up wrong" last
week. He is not the applicant for the
Registers clerkship, but the appointee.
We amend and congratulate.
G. S. BISHOP and J. J. Lamborn of
Indianola, O., Frost of Bartley, and
w. A Minniear of Danbury were at the
Masonic installation here on last Friday
evening, and guests at the St. Charles.
MEssRs. E. L. LAYcocK and E. ].
Wilcox took in the matched horse race
at Indianola, Wednesday afternoon,
riding down on their bicycles in IS
minutes, returning on the evening
freight
c. F. BABcocK, delegate for this SEN
atorial district, went up to Denver,
Monday night, to participate in the
great national league meeting, the like
ofwhich has never been seen west of the
big Muddy
CASH D. FULLER was down from I'm
perial, Tuesday evening, consulting the
local political magi. Cash would like
to be secretary Of state, and there are
few good reasons why his ambition
should not be gratifed. He's all right.
Miss BERNICE HUNTER accompanied
Mr.. Hocknell home from California,
Thursday night of last week, and is
guest of the Hocknell home. She will
also visit other Red Willow county
friends. Miss Bernice moved from In
dianola to California about eight years
ago.
MISSES MARGARET ALLEN and Mamie
Barnes of Tarkio, Mo, arrived in the
city, Saturday night last, and have been
guests of George E. Johnston and fam
lily, this week. They, together with Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Allen of our city, Mr..
Lee Salmon of Tarkio, Mo-, will leave
for the mountains tonight, on an outing
of week or two. Others will Join the