The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-23
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

J.. A. CORDIAL was in Lincoln. Sun
day, on business.
MRS. E. A. HALL is visiting Red Cloud
friends, this week.
REPORTER GIBBS was up from Cam
bridge over Sunday.
w. o. BELL of Lincoln was in the city
a few hours, Wednesday.
FRANK GocKLEY and. family have
moved up from Holbrook.
c. d. FULLER of Imperial, was a Sun
day guest of the Commercial.
F. A. PENCILS baby is seriously i'll
with an attack of scarlet fever.
L. w. Snow came in from Lincoln,
last night, on a visit to his wife.
The Congregational Sunday school is
preparing for an Easter entertainment.
PRESIDENT HocKNELL made a brief
business visit to Omaha, early part OF
the week.
D. L. MCBRIDE vent down to Lincoln
Monday morning, on business of the
Star of Jupiter.
F. H. SPEARMAN departed, Saturday
night, for the Pacific coast, on business
and pleasure combined.
GEORGE SHEPPARD and wife were
down from Benkelman, closing days OF
last week, guest of McCook relatives.
o. M. PETERSON, editor of the Nc
Cook Times-Democrat, was in the city
yesterday.-Tuesday's Lincoln Journal.
MISS Cory left, last night, for Chi
cago, to be absent until about March
2oth, buying her stock of spring millin-
cry.
JUDGE BENSON who has been here
most of the week went in to the G. A.
R. meeting at Lincoln, Wednesday morn
ing.
MISS SELMA NoREN returned to her
studies at the state university, Lincoln,
Monday morning, after a brief holiday
at home.
GUS NoRBERG, the Holdrege lawyer,
was in the city Tuesday evening, be
tween trains, on his way home from I'm
perial.
MRS. L. W. SNOW has been out of
school all week on account Of sickness.
Miss May STUDY has been substituting
for her.
JUDGE WELTY and Reporter Gibbs
came up from Cambridge, Sunday night,
on their way to Imperial, to hold dist
riot court.
L. M. DOUGLAS was in Culbertson,
Monday, arranging to put some plays on
the boards there with the assistance OF
home talent.
S. H. CoLvIN and family arrived home
from California, close of last week. Mrs.
Colvin has been very materially improv-
ed by her visit.
IT,. MAJORS and Jacob Good Of Peru,
Nebraska, came up to the city, Wednes-
day night, returning east on the follow
ing mornings train.
MRS. J. w. RELPH of Gerver precinct
is absent on a visit to relatives and
friends in Indiana. She went on We'd
nesday of last week.
GEORGE E. JOHNSTON has been con-
fined to bed for past week with a severe
and obstinate stomach trouble. He is
some better at this writing.
THOMAS BENNETT went in to Lincoln,
Wednesday morning, to represent J. Z.
Barnes Post at the state G. A. r. meet
ing in the capital city, this week.
olDNEf DOOCE lAdOC DliCA SloIt IL
Red Cloud, this week, to organize a
lodge of the Star Of Jupiter, but found
the work of the c%anvassers incomplete.
H. L. WILLARD, general agent for the
Columbian Fire Insurance Co. of Louis
vile, KY, was in the city, this week, to
establish an agency Of that company, il
McCook.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON will be in the
city, next Tuesday, to prepare the resi-.
due of his stock here for shipment to an
Iowa town, where he has traded for a
stock of general merchandise.
MRS. w. S. CoRNUTT, Miss Clara
K1even and G. G. Eisenhart of Cu1bert-
son, and J. W. Babcock Of Cambridge
were among the out-of-town guests at
the Washington reception.
MRS. DAY was the object of happy
surprise party, Monday evening, the
anniversary Of her birth. The chief
conspirators in the felicitous affair were