McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-14
PERSONAL POINTERS.

IL. Morse OF DenKleman was In town,
on business, Monday.
Arthur b. Law made proof on his
Hayes county claim, Monday.
J.R. King, County Clerk Of Dundy,
was in town, Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Hayden and
children spent most of the week in town.
Sheriff Welborn of Indianola came up
to the metropolis on business, Tuesday.
DR.. Gibson has been entertaining his
daughter, who arrived in our city last
week.
Special Agent Coburn of the Interior
Department came up to town, Monday
night.
w. T. Hamilton of Box Elder was in
town, Saturday, making final proof on
his claim.
John Sanders of the Grand Pacific at
Kearney took a run up to town, Tues
day night.
County Surveyor Dyer of Hayes
county was in town, rustling land bust
ness, Monday.
w. HI. Mccartney and George Short
were among the county-seat people in
town, Saturday.
0. Il. Wagner arrived in town from
Decatur, Mich, where he has been the
past few months, last week.
Miss Carrie Ashmore came up to the
city, Monday noon, to participate in the
dance at the rink. Monday evening.
W. P. Campbell, R. c. Walker and
a number of other Thornburg people
were in town Saturday on business.
Harry Ellison came up to town, Sun
day, to see the boys, and get away from
the rush and hustle of the county-seat.
Will Fisher, Charlie and Sam Ash
more rode down from the range, Mon
day, to attend the dance given by j. G..
Stokes.
Cyrus and Hiram Odell of Toledo,
Ohio, arrived in town last Thursday, in
search of land, leaving for the east,
Monday.
J. j. Lamburn, cashier of the Red
Willow County Bank, Indianola, was in
town, Saturday, also, Matt. Noel of the
same place.
VIM. Mcintyre drove down to town
Sunday morning, to attend Catholic ser
vices, which were held in the hall on
that occasion.
R. Thompson came up from Hastings
again Monday. Mr.. Wahlquist also
appeared upon this scene Of activity,
Wednesday night.
Mrs. G. W. Odell of Brooklyn, Iowa,
mother of Mrs B. +. Olcott, arrived in
the city, last Saturday, and will make
quite an extended visit.
DR.. N. A. Way and man whom ma
ture made obscure by calling him Smith
were taking in the city in grand style
last week. Both from Atwood.
J. F. Forbes paid his friend Gordon,
agent at Arapahoe, a visit Saturday
evening. Gordon will be-well, we will
tell you all about it some time soon.
A. A. Talmage, General Manager of
the Missouri Pacific, and party, in the
Managers private Car, passed through
this station, Saturday, attached to 40.
Thomas Whitmore of Perry, Iowa,
arrived in town, Monday, preparatory to
entering his claims north of town, in
the southwest corner of Frontier county.
Tim Moriarity of Omaha came UP to
town on 80, Monday. Mr.. Moriarity
formerly practiced law at Indianola,
where he owns some property, as well as
in this city.
j. O. Fisher, late of the State Jour-
nal Co., but now travelling for the Omaha
Republican, was in the city, Saturday
selling the local job offices stationery,
and soliciting job work.
County Treasurer Goodrich, as adver-
tised, was in town, Monday, to meet de-
linquent taxpayers. He reports his visit
a very satisfactory one, being kept busy
all the time taking in money.
H. L. Burr, Fl. L. Briggs, DR.. J. J.
Hall, r. NJ. Pendarvis, j. i. Ware, D.
W. Cave, Z. D. Hensley, ". A. Hughes,
and others whose names we did not learn
went up to McCook last Sunday.-Al.
ma Tribune.
Mrs. r. Fl. Hamilton of Indianola
has been making number of visits to
our city, during the past few weeks,
seeing to the business of her husband,
who is absent at New Orleans, taking in
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