The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-15
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Monday visitor.
GEORGE LEACH spent Sunday with
Hastings friends.
RECEIVER GIBBONS was SUNDAY Wis.
itor from Orleans.
MRS. 2. L. KAY left, yesterday morn
ing, for the east on visit to her mother.
Miss FLORA WHEATON left on We'd
nesday evening for her home in Ohio.
r. 0. PHILLIPS was up from Lincoln
Saturday, on ditch and water works
business.
WILL HUBER will remain in Denver
until fall to see after his business inter
ests there.
HON. J. c. ALLEN spent two or three
days in the city, this week, on politico-
business mission.
W. R. COLE, the painter, contemplates
removing to southern California, about
middle of July.
MRS. J. E. KELLEY went down to
Hastings, Wednesday morning, on a
visit to relatives
MAYOR KELLEY was called to Hast
ings, first of the week, by the serious
illness of his father.
HENRY F. LEIB and Charles H. Til
den were over from Oberlin, Kansas,
Saturday, on important business.
MRS. E. c. BALLEw departed on Sun
day morning for Missouri. Vic Ballew
and Roy Stanley accompanied her.
CALEB CLoTHIER came down from
the Hayes county ranch, close of last
week, visiting H. H. Troth, briefly.
F. G. HUNTINGTON and family and
Joe McCorkle and family will leave on
next Monday for Sheridan, Wyoming.
o. W. DEWALD of Trenton was in the
city, Saturday, on his way overland with
a party of young men to Superior, this
state.
H. H. TRoTH and Caleb Clothier went
down to Lincoln, Monday morning, to
attend the state Republican league
meeting.
A. R. CRUZEN, the Curtis banker who
would like to be secretary of state, was
in consultation with the local political
Sunday.
GRAND WORTHY MArRoN MRS.
ANNA E. MUssELMAN was the guest of
Mrs. Tom Wilkinson during her visit in
the city this week.
MRS. w. G. DUrroN of the South
Side is absent on visit to relatives and
friends in Unadi1la, Nebraska, Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, and elsewhere.
MRS. G. A. NoREN went down to Or
leans, Saturday morning, to be absent
week or ten days visiting the home
folks. Miss Selma joined her there from
Lincoln.
DR.. A. P. WELLEs went up to Denver,
Wednesday night, as delegate to the
American Institute meeting which open
ed on Thursday to continue a week or
ten days.
MISS ABBOTT of the Hayes Centre Re-
publican inspected one of Nebraska's
best equipped country newspaper Offices,
Saturday last, while in the city, guest of
the Misses Mcbride.
MR.. AND MRS. D. L. MEEKER and
daughter of Ohio were the guests of
c. H. Meeker, part of the week, while
on their way home from a six months
sojourn in California.
J. P. LINDSAY, H. H. Troth, E. L.
c. L. DeGroff, F. M. Kimmell
and E. H. Doan represented the McCook
Republican club at the state league
meeting in Lincoln, Tuesday
REV. FRANK DURANT was called to
Boston, this morning, by telegram an
nouncing the death of his mother. He
has the profoundest sympathy of the
community in this sorrow that has so
suddenly come into his life.
S. H. CoLvIN and family left, yesterday
morning, for Plattsmouth, where they
will visit about three weeks, stopping a
day or two on their way down at Arapa-
hoe. Returning here, after remaining
week orten days, they will proceed
to Santa Ana, California, to live for
the present.
Mike Dooley was on the carpet before
Police Judge Berry, Wednesday, charged
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