The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-12
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

up. Sunday.
FRED YANKEL wene down to Hastings,
Sunday to remain.
Col. J. D. GAGE of Franklin is visit
ing in the city, today.
VIM. MULLEN returned Sunday, after
a few days visit in Kansas City.
J. E. KELLEY was a business pilgrim,
to the county-seat, Wednesday.
JAMES CLINE, Minden, state bank ex
aminer, was in McCook Wednesday.
DEACON MoRLAN has been in Omaha
part of the week on business of the law.
MRS. E. R. BANKS and Fred Wood
cock were up from ~Indianola, yesterday.
MRS. JAMES GossUcK arrived home,
close of last week, from southern Michi-
gan.
o. NJ. PETERSON of the Times-Demo-
crat was a Plattsmouth visitor, first of the
week.
DR.. z. L. KAY, made a professional
visit to Holyoke. Colorado, first of the
week.
JACOB BIcLER, Imperial, was consult
ing with the local democracy, Monday
evening.
MISSES EVA AND ELSIE BURGESS Wis
tied their uncle W. NJ. Gaines at Oxford,
last week.
J. N. ELDREGE, Beverly, was among
the throng who visited the metropolis
this week.
B. N. FREES was in IndianoIa, Mon
day, looking after his lumber interests in
the county-seat.
J. A. CORDIAL left, Saturday night,
for Broken Bow, to attend to some bus
mess in district court there.
n. B. JAMES of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
was in the city first of the week, looking
after his interests h~ereabouts.
BANKER E. J. HARDEN of Stratton
was a business visitor of the best town
in western Nebraska, last evening.
T. B. PARKER of Dorchester, deputy
collector of the Beatrice district, was a
Sunday visitor of the valleys finest.
NIKE REIswIcK left on 2 this morn-
ing, on a business visit to the various
towns between Oxford and Hastings.
DR.. GERALD is in the city, having
been called here from South Dakota by
the illness of his sister, Mrs. J. E. San
born.
"KINC Tom" of the Trenton Register
and J. r. McFaul, one Of T~renton's lead
ing business men, sojourned with Us,
Monday.
D. D. HAYSE, Of Cope, Colorado. was
in the city Wednesday, and expressed
himself greatly pleased over McCook's
activity.
JAMES BELL of Imperial accompanied
the McCook contingent to Omaha, Sun
day night, to attend the Jackson & y
banquet.
o. R. AMIcK went, up to Hayes coun-
ty, Wednesday. His wife, who has been
visiting there. will accompany him OF
his return.
Colonies BALLEw and H e "
gathered with the faithful at Omaha,
Monday, to celebrate Jackson day with
becoming hilarity.
MRS. HOLMES wa up from Lincoln,
yesterday, to make proof on a claim in
Harlan county, being accompanied by
customary witnesses from Harlan county.
CHARLEY SPENCER will go to Omaha
upon MI. Thompson's return there, and
will clerk in his present employers
gents furnishing goods establishment
c. H. MEEKER was in Omaha. first o.
the week, and while there dropped it
at the J~acksonian banquet in time tx
hear Frank Lawer, Of Chicago, eu1ogizs
Cleveland.
JOHN SUMMERFIELD of Kansas City il
in the city on business connected witt
the Darnell-McG ELLEN litigation with
which he has been connected since t Z :
beginning of that now famous suit.
J. F. GANsCHoW, returned Saturday
evening from Peoria, Illinois, where hs
had been summoned the week before or
account of the severe illness of his father
who died soon after his arrival there.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. E. ALLEN arrived
home, Tuesday night, from their wed
ding trip of three weeks to Chicago and
other points east. MI. Allen resumed
his business on the road, Thursday morn
ing.