The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-04-27
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

list, this week
LAWYER COLE of Culbertson gazed
on as of the valleys finest, Wednesday
SUPT. BAYsToN and Rev. Taylor OF
the county-seat were among our visitors,
Monday.
w. H. DAVIS is in southeastern part
of the state, this week, on real estate
business.
CAPTAIN R. o. PHILLIPS of the Lin
coin Land Co. was a business visitor,
Monday.
CALEB CLoTHER was down from his
Hayes county ranch on business, first of
the week.
ELMER TRUMBARR returned, first of
the week, from visiting his home near
Philadelphia
Jos. w. SHABATA was up from Crete,
closing days of last week, on loan bust
ness for his firm.
w. H. ALLEN and family were up
from the county-seat, Saturday, on a
shopping expedition.
L. D. MeUsER, Palisade real estate
dealer, was in the city, Tuesday evening,
on his way to Blue Hill.
A. S. BRUCH, who last fall bought
land up in Coleman precinct, has moved
onto his brothers. farm.
BANK EXAMINER CLINE Of Minden
dropped into the city, Tuesday night, in
the line of official duty
Mr.. AND MRS. c. F. BABCocK attend
ed the Rev. Joseph Cook lecture at Cam
bridge, Monday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. S. CoRNUrT of
Culbertson were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. LaTourette, Monday evening.
CHARLIE MCCONNELL is expected to
arrive from Illinois shortly and to re-
enter the employ of his brother Lou.
DEAN BURGESS of "The Irrigation
Age worked this community in the
interest of that publication, last Friday.
L. MORSE, politician, farmer, patriot
ETC., Benkelman, county Dundy, was at
these comprehensive headquarters, Tues
day.
Mr.. HocKNELL is expected home to-
morrow from California Mrs. Hocknel1
will remain there until June on account
of the baby.
7. G. REEs spent the early days of
the week in this city on business and
visiting old time friends. Mrs Rees is
in Jersey City.
w. S. ABBOTT and S. P. Hart went in
to Lincoln, Sunday night. They expect
10 organize two or three lodges of "The
Star of Jupiter" in the capital city.
REV. AND MRS. c. c. Cox of Palisade
spent Tuesday night in the city on their
way home from holding revival meetings
up on the Cheyenne line somewhere.
ED. KANoUsE came down from Den-
yer, close of last week, and has been
here all week on business, and visiting
his brother James down on the Beaver
slope.
EDGAR F. TURNER left on Wednes-
day for eastern Colorado, south of Wray,
and will be absent for few weeks, per-
haps months, on business collections
etc.
MRS. ELLER, mother of the Eller
boys who farm over on the South Side,
arrived from Clay county, Saturday
night, and will be their guest for some
time.
MISS JENNIE WILSON'S condition
daily grows weaker, and death may be
expected at any time. though she b S
shown remarkable vitality throughout
her illness.
IA. CORDIAL arrived home, first Of
the week, from Broken Bow, where he
has been on business connected with the
Lonergan versus Burke litigation involv-
ing about $4,000.
REvs. G. E. TAYLOR of Indianola, C..
S. Billings of Lincoln, and E. Byers of
Denver went up to Pa1isade, Wednesday
morning, where series of protracted
meetings are being held.
Mr.. LIVINGSTON from Omaha, special
agent for the New York Life Insurance
Co., and genial, thoroughbred old
sport, spent the closing days of last
week in the city on business.