The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-04-17
THE PEOPLE.


P. A. WELLS went down to Beatrice,
Tuesday night, or business.
JOHN CORDIAL went up to Denver,
Monday night, on a short visit.
S. E. Cook and S. ]. Alexander were
up from Lincoln, Monday night.
RECEIVER GIBBONS arrived home,
Monday night, from his trip to Chicago.
PERRY L. HOLE, the Arapahoe banker,
was the guest of the city, Sunday night.
J. M. SEwELL, the Hastings grain
man, was here on business, Wednesday.
REV. A. J. CLIFTON and daughter OF
Culbertson were Commercial guests,
Sunday night.
DR.. McKEcHN1E of Holdrege made
a flying professional visit to the city,
Tuesday night.
L. H. ROONEY came down from Grip
pie Greek, Saturday night, to look after
his interests here.
H. w. COLE went in to Omaha, Tues
day night, to see the workings of the
state convention.
G. P. BEMIS, ex-mayor of Omaha,
was in the city, Sunday, guest of Mr..
and Mrs P. A. Wells.
S. L. GREEN took in the Omaha con-
vention, Wednesday, Miss Edith Meyers
clerking in his absence.
DR.. AND MRS. G. S. MARTIN OF
Maquoketa, Iowa, registered at the
Commercial house on Sunday.
Mrs. P. A. WELLS is spending a few
weeks at the Beatrice sanitarium during
her husbands absence in Colorado.
R. O. PHILLIPS was up from Lincoln,
Wednesday, to see how gracefully Nc
Cook carries her county seat honors.
J. w. HUPP was in Hastings, Monday,
and while there closed the purchase of a
quarter section of land zeal Lebanon.
REV. ]. A. BADcoN arrived home, last
night, from the ministerial association
meeting held in Axtell, Aril IA, IS, 16.
DEACON MoRLAN went in to Omaha,
Tuesday night, to attend the Republican
state delegation convention, Wednesday.
SUPERINTENDENT VALENTINE ex-
poets to be in school, Monday, after two
weeks suffering from an attack of bron-
chitis.
G.. w. CoLvIN was up from Arapahoe,
Wednesday, arranging to buy and move
onto his farm east of town a house for
his renter.
c. T. BEGGs, who has been living in
| Kansas City, has returned to his farm
near Stockville, and will do some farm
ing this season.
LEE.SLoAN and family left overland
yesterday morning, for Manitou. Colora-
do, driving J. E. Kelley's carriage team,
besides his own.
]. E. KELLEY went went in to Omaha,
Tuesday night, to take in the state con
v%ention. He will also visit Edna on his
return at Beatrice.
MEsDAMES FRANK HARRIS, H. G.
Borneman, David Magner, v. H. Solli-
day and c. E. Pope made a flying visit
to Lincoln, Wednesday.
J. E. KELLEY has packed some of his
goods, preparatory to moving to Mani.
tou, Colorado. and Engineer Harris has
moved into the house.
MRS. w. A. MITCHELL has been visit
ing relatives in Red Cloud, this week,
returning home on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Mitchell meeting her at Oxford.
Mr.. AND MRS. B. NJ. FREES of Chi
cago, on their way home from spending
the winter in California, stopped of
here, Tuesday night, remaining on a
short visit, the guests of Cashier Lawson
of the First National.
C. F. BABcocK and H. H. Berry started
on Wednesday for Stockville, Curtis and
other Frontier county points on Star OF
Jupiter business. They expect to organ
ize a lodge of that growing order in
Hayes Center on April 24th. Let the
good missionary work go on.
RUSSELL LOOMS and family, who
have been living in Oregon recently, re-
turned to Red Willow county, last Fri
day night. They seemed to be delighted
to get back. They are old residents OF
the Willow and have returned there to
live. The Shepherds returned with
them.