The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-09-07
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

the city, Wednesday evening.
MASTER Tom GIBBoN has returned
from his visit with Orleans friends.
MRS. D. c. MARSH left this morning
on visit to a sister in Kenton, Ohio.
EMIL KRoENING, Wilcox's cutter, ar
rived home, Tuesday night, from his
visit east.
MISS STELLA NoDINE, Chicago, is in
the city, guest of her friend Mrs. Fred
Carruth.
J. w. DoLAN was up from Indianola,
last Saturday evening, on some private
business.
A. E. HARVEY, the Lincoln lawyer,
had business of the law in this city, last
Saturday.
w. w. MCCoLL1sTER Of Akron, for
merly of Indianola, was a city visitor,
Monday.
MRS. E. R. BANKS and sister were up
from Indianola, Wednesday, doing some
shopping.
Miss Cory decided not to 60 to Chi
cago until after payday, on account of
collections.
REGISTER CAMPBELL was in Hastings
briefly, the first of the week, on bust
ness mission.
JAMES A. CLINE. bank examiner, of
Minden, was Commercial guest, Tues
day evening.
MRS. CHARLES ELLER and daughter
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Randall,
at Trum bull.
J.P. A. BLACK, the we'll known Bloom
ington lawyer, was a city visitor, Mon
day evening
REV. H. L. PRESTON arrived home,
last Friday night, from his visit with
his brother at Curtis.
J. S. LEHEw left, Sunday evening,
for the San Luis valley, Colorado, which
country he is booming.
OLIVE RITTENHoUsE and Hannah
Strangeland will teach in the Rugg1es
district, the coming term.
JOSEPH DUDEK of Red Willow pre-
cinct is entertaining his daughter Katie
or6 har ho hr fro~,, Ha1aroIa
CHARLES FREELovE was up from
Indianola, Sunday, the guest of Valley
Grange relatives and friends.
Miss MITCHELL went down to Indian
ola, Wednesday morning, on a visit to
her sister Mrs. J. S. Kikendall.
J. A. RICE and family left, overland,
Tuesday, for Harrison, Sioux county,
where they expect to make their home.
GRANT THOMPSON returned to the
city, close of last week, and at once re-
sumed his old position in Andersons S
grocery.
Mr. AND MRS. T. G. REEs arrived in
the city, Tuesday night, and are spend
ing a few days here meeting old-time
friends
MISS ELLINGTON WILSON commenced
school in district 8, Monday morning,
with perhaps the largest attendance the
school has ever had.
RECEIVER GIBBoN departed for Wyo-
ming, Saturday night, to be absent for a
week or ten days, looking after his rail-
road work up in that country.
c. D. FULLER of Imperial, came in
from Lincoln, Tuesday night, from at
tending the state central committee
meeting, continuing his way home on
Wednesday morning.
A. M. DREW was in Omaha and Lin
coin, close of last week, on business.
Among his purchases was mountain
lion that now stands guard at ''The
Fair" in all its stuffed and terrifying
shape.
DR.. GAGE of McCook, passed through
this city, Monday morning, on his wheel
euroute to Wichita, Kansas The doctor
has cyclometer on his wheel and says
he made the trip from McCook to this
place in two hours a distance of 23I
miles.-Danbury News
c. E. ELDRED, a rising young attorney
Of McCook, who represents Lawyer
Morlan, was in the city, Tuesday, on le-
gal business. Mr.. Eldred enjoys the
distinction of having more cases in Dun
dy county district court under his super
vision than any other lawyer.-Benkel-
man Bee.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE PEARcE are
in the city the guests of Mrs. Pearce's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Balderston.
Mr.. Pearce has given up his position in
McCook and will soon open up general