McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-24

John W. Maiken, Indianola's hard
ware man, was in town, Monday.

ware man, was in town, Monday.
James NJ. Morris, Benkelman's four
ishing merchant, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Stevenson, wife of Principal
Stevenson, arrived in McCook, Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Daniels is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Vina Wood of liam
burg, Iowa.
James John, William Selby and Joe
Vest of Cambridge were registered at
the B. & NJ, Monday.
VIM. Sweet, d. F. Lanphear and A.
E. Merritt, are recent arrivals from
Illinois. They hail from Gilman.
Register Laws went down to Hast
ings, Tuesday, as delegate to the Dis
trict Convention which met in Hastings
on that day.
Charles Dillon of Cullom, ILL.,, a car
penter by trade, arrived in town, Mon
day. He has gone to work for Con-
tractor Collins.
Mrs. W. H. Smith of South McCook
is mother of a fine 9-pound boy, who
made his first bow to the admitting fam
lily Tuesday at IL NJ.
DR.. Stutzman of Hillsdale, ILL.,, SON.
in-law of DR.. Boyle, is the latest addi-
ton to our corps of physicians. The
doctor arrived last week.
j. E. Cochran went to Oberlin, Kan
sas, Sunday, in order to be in attend
ance at the District Court before which
session he has important business.
G. A. Fredericks and wife, II. A.
Fredericks and Mrs. ]. A. Lester, all
of Council Bluffs, Iowa, were in town
a number of days of this week in quest
of land.
Mrs. Highland Of Red Cloud has been
visiting Mrs. W. S. Perry during the
past two weeks. Mrs. Perry gave an
enjoyable evening party for her guest,
last Thursday.
G. W. Daniels went to Chicago, the
first of the week, where he will assist
Mr.. Menard in the selection of the large
stock he will put in his new building,
the first Of May.
S. E. Hoge, one of the B. & Ms
steady and reliable "kings Of the road"
recently purchased pair of dun ponies,
which, with some trimming-up, will
make fine little team.
NJ. II. Kavanagh, E. L. Phares, Sam
uel Pollock and Commissioner Alling-
ton, all Of Danbury, were ia town Mon
day. Mr.. Phares made final preof of
his claim and the other tlenaen we're
his witnesses. y; :
DR.. Hewitt, of Friendville, arrived IN
McCook, Saturday, and was the guest
of E. II. Mccormick during his stay in
our town. The doctor is interested in
a ranch near Atwood, Kansas, to which
he made visit while here.
rs. Bosley has rented his house and
furniture to Mr.. Stevenson, who will
occupy the same, the last of the week.
On Friday, Mrs. Bosley and sister, Mrs.
Lewis, who has been visiting the form
er, leave for Fairmont, where they will
spend some time.
Misses Mary Roberts, Sarah Roberts,
Sarah Hogan and Mary Melia, are the
names of the young ladies who arrived
from Gilman, ILL.,, last week. They
purpose conducting a restaurant or
boarding house in the building until
recently occupied by Rider & McPher-
son as their Office.
Rev. Hicks of Osceola, Neb., and Mr..
Leavenworth of Indianola, drove up
from the county-seat, Monday. Rev.
Hicks is Financial Agent of Bellevue
College of this state, and has been WIS.,
iting Mr.. Leavenworth at Indianola,
and came up to meet old friends and
acquaintance at this place.
w. F. Wallace, J. F. Forbes, Fred.
Harris, E. NJ. Kendall, and Master Nor
man Forbes, all Of our town, went down