The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

MRS. FALKNER of Hastings is guest
of her sister, Mrs. Clute.
MR.. HocKNELL arrived home, Satur-
day morning, in improved health.
GEORGE F. M1LBouRN of .Minden
was Commercial house guest, Sunday.
J. H. W1NrERsTEEN represented the
State Journal Co. at this port, last Fri
day.
2, A. WELLS was among the pilgrims
to Hayes Centre, Monday, to attend
court.
MRS. ALBERT MCMILLEN went up to
Trenton, Wednesday, on visit to her
father.
Mr.. AND MRS. JACOB BIGLER and
James Burke of Imperial were our guests,
Monday.
o. D. MosHER and wife of the county
seat were guests of w. M. Anderson,
Tuesday.
ED. BALLEw went into Omaha, Tues
day morning, on revenue business with
his chief.
JUDGE KEYEs and Mr.. Holland of
1ndianola were among the irrigationists
Wednesday.
{. g. CHANDLER, the Macomb, Ill,
horseman, arrived in the city, Tuesday,
on business.
ALEX. STEWART was up from Wymore,
Monday, looking after his busines in
terests here.
DR.. BECK and Druggist Shafer of the
county-seat enjoyed city life early part
of the week.
Miss WATSON will leave for her home
in Grand Island, tomorrow, on a two
weeks vacation.
F. c. AVER, representing Fairbanks,
Morse & Co. of Omaha, was here during
the convention.
L. G. RUGGLEs of county Duudy and
legislative fame was among the irriga-
tionists, yesterday.
E. E. LEsH, manager of the York
newspaper union, had business here,
Friday evening last
MRS. w. S. CoRNUrT of Culbertson
was the guest of Mrs. w. c. LaTourette,
Monday and Tuesday.
DEACON MoRLAN and Mayor Kelley
attended court at Hayes Centre on Mon
day, driving up from here.
J. A. CORDIAL wandered down to
Indianola, Tuesday, on some business
before the county officers.
JAMES GIBSON, representing Kimball
Bros, Lincoln, was in the city Tuesday,
taking orders for monuments.
JONAS BARNES and Miss Tillie, father
and sister of c. w. Barnes of the Times,
were up from Indiano1a, Tuesday.
JAMES NJ. WILSON of Red Willow
precinct has had the address of his TR1-
BUNE changed to Harrington, Kansas.
J. A. ANDREWS of the Bee was down
from Benkelman, Thursday, to the clos
ing session of the irrigation convention.
c. NJ. BROWN and R. H. Rankin, two
of Cambridge's solid business men, were
among the city's many guests, yesterday.
A. R. CRUzEN, the Curtis banker who
has designs on Johnnie Aliens shoes,
was at political headquarters for the
valley, Saturday.
w. M. FITZPATRICK of Beatrice was in
the city, Friday last. He has been look
ing after his stock and land interests up
the Frenchman.
MRS. H. H. TRoTH and Miss Lillian
went down to Lincoln, Sunday morning,
to attend the annual meeting of Nebras-
ka Friends.
G. E. WALLIN left, this week, for
South Omaha, where he expects to make
his future home. The family will fol-
low next week.
VIM. J. SNIDER of the Haigler News
took in the irrigation convention, this
week, paying his respects of course to
these weather headquarters.
HIRAM c. RIDER was down from
Denver, close of past week, paying his
taxes and looking after his large busi-
ness interests in the city.
A. J. CLUTE left on Sundy morning to
take the road for the well known St. Toe
house, the Kennard Grocer Co. Sue
cess ample and continuous be his portion.
JUDGE WELTY of Cambridge, Lawyers
Norris aud Anderson of Beaver CITY,
Lawyer Smith of Hastings, and T. w.
Shabata of Crete, came up to the city,
c.