The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1902-05-02
INDIANOLA.

Mrs. b. B. Duckworth is on the sick list.
Herbert LaubauRh visited with friends here
Sunday.
Operator Jessey spent Sunday at his home in
Benkelman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and baby were Indianols
visitors. Tuesday.
f.. S. Hill and S. X. Smith survived a visit tc
McCook, Tuesday.
Miss Jennie McClung is visiting her brother
and family in Wyoming.
j. K. Neel and E.. A. Sexson had business in
the county seat, Monday.
Indianola post G. A. r.. is completing arrange.
ments for Memoria dav services.
Mr.. Shackelton had business in the seat OF
county affairs, Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Carmichael went up To McCook on
No. ,, Sunday, to be gone II few days.
The dog killer is getting in his work. Several
good dogs have bten poisoned lately.
Ollie Milton, who has been at home. the last
two weeks. returned to McCook, Sunday evening.
John Tate and wife have moved I'D from
BARLEY. They now occupy the J. Welborn house.
That was a splendid rain. Tuesday evening.
There was Some small hail, but did no damage
to mention.
The ladies' of the Congregational church gave
a kensington, at the home of {. S. Quick, Friday
afternoon from 2 to 6.
Mrs. A. Clark and baby, who have been visit
ing relatives near Lebanon, the past week, re-
turned home, Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. DsMay and Mr.. S. W. Stilgebouer
of Darburr drove over to attend the funeral of
DR.. Roland, Wednesday.
The butcher-shnp that was left vacant by the
spontaneous departure of it's owner, has been
r%eopened with Bart Hill as proprietor.
Miss Guy Plumb and sister came down from
McCook, Saturday morning and spent Saturday
and Sunday here, the guests of Mrs. Cora
Hendershot.
Miss Maggie STREET. came down from McCoOk
Sunday, and spent the day at home She was
Miss Adelaide.
Sunday. The funeral services were held in the
Congregations church here, Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Halbersleben officiating.
Sparks from the engine of No. l set fire to the
rival of help The stock enclosed would have re-
ceived a warmer reception than they did. As it
was, not much damage was done.
Holton Lnngnecker returned home, Sunday.
from DeS NOmeS. Iowa, where he has been at
tending school, preparing himself for a phar-
macist. HoltOn is a bright energetic young
man and his host of friends are glad to welcome
him into their midst again.
Last Thursday. the ladies of the NJ. T.. church
met at the Ouch hotel and went en- masse to the
home of Mrs. J. C.. Happersette where they very
pleasantly surprised her. Light refreshments
were served and a pleasant time was pnjoyed by
all present. Mrs. Happersrtte and family started
first of the week, for their new home in Los
Angeles. California. Our best wishes accom-
pany them to their new home.
The citizens of this vicinity were very much
startled by the sad intelligence shat came over
the wires, Monday, announcing the fact that DR..
j. Walter Roland of Herndon. Kansas. had been
Shot and killed at Ii o'clock. Mr.. Dull, the
merchant in whose store the murder was COM
united. i under arrest. 1t is hoped that the
guilty party may receive his Just dues. Mr..
Rowland was we'll known in Indianola, having
taught two terms in or public school. A short
funeral service was held III the NJ. +. church at
O'Clock, Wednesday, Rev. .Norlin officiating,
after which tn, Masons took charge. A large
Concour-e Of friends followed the body to the
cemetery. Mr.. Roland leaves Il wife and several
children, one a babe hut a few Gays old.