McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-16
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! Mr. John Donar arrived In town on 30
( "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hazen of Indianola, spent Sun
day In town.
! J. C. Birdsall, now conductor ON the stub
spent Sunday in town.
Henry 7. Church returned from trip down
the road on 80, Wednesday.
j. r. King. County Clerk of Dundy, was in
town, Monday on business.
DR.. Kay was out of the house Monday for the
first time in weeks illness.
Geo. A. Benkleman of Denver, Colo, attend.
ed the Associations session, Friday.
Miss Jennie Arnold of Ludell, came over to
this place, Monday, and took Tuesdays pas.
senger cast.
Miss Carrie Ashmore came up to McCooiS,
Saturday noon, and spent few days with her
cousins the Misses Fisher.
Representative Hocknell was taken quite i'll,
now able to be around again.
Rev. w. s. Wheeler of the NJ. E. church has
rooms with Prof. w. s. Webster, where his
friends will find him by calling.
A. II. Steele arrived from the eastern part
of the state, with wife and child, Sunday. He
will probably engage in business ut Hayes
Centre.
Samuel Symms arrived from Kansas City,
county claim where his family has been for
some time.
j. w. Macrum of Denver, Manager of the
American Cattle Co., was in town, Friday, in
attendance upon the meeting of the Stock
Growers Association.
William Proctor was in town, Saturday, after
supplies, and called in and ordered THE TRIB
UNE sent to his brother-in-law at Cleveland,
ILL.,, for six months.
S. H. Colvin started for Plattsmouth, Tues
day morning, being called there by telegram
announcing the illness of Mrs. Colvin, who is
visiting in that city.
j. NJ. Edmiston, State Agent of the Union
Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, is in
town this week. The Union Central has quite
number of policies in McCOok.
Al. B. Christian of the Fairmont Bulletin
stopped in McCook, Tuesday, on his way home
from land hunt in Kansas. Mr.. C. made us
an agreeable call during his sojourn.
J. L. Brush of Greeley, Colo, was present at
the meeting of the Stock Growers Association,
Friday last, giving the meeting the benefit of
his valuable experience and information.
Granville Boyle, T. j. Frazer, Henry Rosen-
berger, and Hannah Elwell and Anna Price all
of Humboldt, and after land, were in town
Monday. They went east on 49, Monday
evening.
W. o. Moody came down from Stratton, Sat
urday evening, and spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Moody reports the burg as booming in
earnest. Culbertson will soon have to look
well to her laurels.
W. A. Reed of Clinton, Iowa, brother of C.
H. Reed. and brave liking of the road" who
Cook on flying trip, Thursday last. returning
Lne IOllOWlHS Jay.
Mrs. C. W. Paine and MIR. and Mrs. W. D.
Paine, wife and parents of c. w. Paine, with
Frees g. Hocknell, came out to town, Monday,
and will make their home with us. w. d. will
build residence at once.
D. Guernsey of Council Bluffs, Mack Camp
bell of Stratton, Samuel Tate. Manager Red
Willow Cattle Co., j. G. Stokes and William
Fisher OF Carrico, j. 7. Ray of Culbertson, were
among those present at Fridays session of the
Stock Growers Association.
Henry Walker, the cowboy whose leg was
SO badly broken by being thrown from horse,
some months since, on the range, went out to
the ranch on 80, Tuesday. He has SO far recOv-
cred from his severe injuries as to be able to
knock around little on crutches, but it will
be a long time before he is able to do actual
service.