The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-24
PERSONALS.

Fred Lyle came in from the county seat of
Dundy on 40, Saturday.
Charlie Fisher is holding c. G. Cornwelrs
position in C.. II. Rogers store.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Stewart of Riverton
came up to the city again, Tuesday.
w. c. Billiard of Culbertson was in town,
Tuesday evening, on his way east.
Roadmaster Highland came up from Red
Cloud, Sunday, on railroad business.
DR.. NJ. A. Demay of the South Side went
east, Sunday morning, on a short visit.
Charlie Ashmore, who has been in town a
few days, returned to the ranch, Sunday. :
c.. II. Rogers, Ed. Laycock and Albert Long
made a flying trip to Culbertson, Sunday.
BENZ. Bird came down from Benkelman,
Saturday evening, and spent Sunday III the
city.
Fred. SNOW went down to Omaha, Satnr-
day, where he will spend the Christmas Hol-
idays.
j. E. Cochran went up to Benkelman, Sat
urday noon, to take testimony in a land
contest.
J.W Burney of Stratton and Hiram Powell
of Palisadc were in town, Saturday on land
business.
Sam Ashmore went down to the eastern
part OF the state, the latter part of last week,
on a visit.
Mrs. Geo. Hocknell was the guest of Mrs.
Charlie Knight at Cambridge, the latter part
of last week.
L. c. Stephenson and Jesse WelbOrno of the
co~unty-seat were III the metropolis, Tuesday,
a few hours.
w. ii. Hayden has been in the city, anum-
Der of days, looking after his extensive
interests here.
j. b. Jennings spent Saturday night and
Sunday Oh his claim near Culbertson, return
ing Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. S. Webster vent down to Indian
ola, Monday evening, where she will spend
most of the holidays.
j.. Fl. Christner, of Pitney & Christner, Gull
real estate business.
Cashier Brown of the First National made
a short visit to the cOunty-seat, yesterday
evening On business.
Mrs. l.. c. Stephenson of Indianola was in
town, Tuesday, having an extensive job of
dental work performed.
Senator Dolan, Col. Snayely, Sheriff We'll
born and other IndianOla people transacted
business in the city, Friday.
Rev. Boswell of ArapahOe assisted Rev.
Wheeler in his revival services, Monday and
Tuesday evenings of this week.
II. w. Davenport, one of the most promi-
nent of CulbertsOn's merchants, drove down
to the city, Friday, on business.
Mrs. Albert Noren went down to Atchison,
Friday evening on 40, on a visit of a few days
to brothers who reside in that city.
Judge Straut, Treasurer Young, Commits
Wolf and other prominent Culbertson-
Niio htlC VII Jul otiCCtn, SSotCibuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris left on No. ..
yesterday morning, for Galya, Illinois, on a
of a few days TO Franks parents.
Misses Alice NJ. Murphy and Jennie Jami-
of the city schools went down to Indian
ola, Saturday evening, on a short visit.
c. w. Shurtleff of the StrattOn bank, and
W. c. Ashwill, editor of the Herald. were in
the city, last Friday morning on business.
J. S. Gillian, an attorney of Red Cloud, was
IN town, Tuesday and Wednesday. one of the
counsel in the Western Implement Co. suit.
H. +. Anderson of New York City, brother
to w. NJ. of our city, arrived in town, Satur-
day, Dec. 18th, and will make this his future
home.
J. +. Forbes went up to Denver, yesterday
afternoon, to attend the first annual teleg-
ball which occurs in that city, OH
Christmas eve.
Mr.. Hoilister of Cheyenne, Wye, came
down from the west, Sunday evening, and
will spend the holidays with his mother and
in our city.
Miss Tillie Furst of Lincoln, sister of W.
c.. Furst Of our city, came Up to town, Sun
day night on a short visit. She went east on
10, Monday evening.
T. VI. Smith, bOok-keeper of tire First Ma
tional bank, went down to his home at Arap-
afloe, to-day, to spend Christmas. He will be
absent over Sunday.
Mrs. c. G. Cornwell and children went up
to Culbertson ON Sunday, to spend a week
with c. e., who is managing c. II. Rogers
in that town.