McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-21
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LNOOlN II IL yin LINZ.
SIR and Mrs. Thos Golfer went to Denver
| to-day, on 80.
Representative Hocknell is absent at Chica
go on business.
]. T. Morris of stockville Is in town, the CUES
OF Register Laws.
Major Criswell of Indianola made short Wis
it in the city, Wednesday.
Attorneys Snavely and johnson of Indianola
were in the city, Tuesday.
T. X. Work came down from his Driftwood
ranch, Tuesday morning.
James w. LaTourcttc of st. Louis. father OF
w. G. of our city, is in town.
Judge III. NJ. Ashmore came up from the
county-seat, Tuesday, on business.
c. S. Quick of Indianola, and two brothers
in-law, were in our city, Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. d. Phelps of Culbertson was Wis.
iting friends in McCook, Wednesday.
Sheriff Baldwin of Culbertson was among
the many visitors in town. Monday.
John Lanham. Crete's celebrated contractor,
was registered at the Eating House, Monday.
Superintendent Campbell went to Platts-
mouth Sunday, on important railroad business.
H. S. Lippincott of the State Journal Co.,
successor to ]. o. Fisher, was in town, Monday.
w. H. Davenport came down from Culbcrt-
son, Tuesday evenings Oh short business trip.
Senator Delan was in town, Wednesday and
Thursday, looking after his banking interests.
Ed. Bignall of Lincoln, train master on d. e
Thompson's division, was in town, Wednesday,
after land.
G. G. Burton, Nasty at Trenton, also in the
real estate business, drove down to town,
Monday.
W. C. Bulard. Culbertson's energetic young
lumber-lnan, spent few hours in town,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard of the firm of Hallack s. How.
ard of Denver, Colo, was visitor at this Office,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Shoemaker of Fullerton was in town.
Wednesday, looking after his real estate inter-
ests i'll our city.
L. G. Burns of Guide Rock returned to his
native town, Wednesday, on 40, after short
visit in McCoOk
Benz. Bird of Benkclman, manager of the
Northwestern Cattle Co., made this city u bust
ness visit, Saturday.
Clark Ward, manager of the Indianela mill
ing company, was i'll town, Monday, on bust
ness See their local
Mrs. John Welborn of Indanola visited Mrs.
Page Francis, the first of the week, returning
home on 80. Tuesday.
Alex. Stewart of Wymore well and favora-
bly, known by many in McCook, came up to
town on 80, Tuesday, on a visit.
Fl. n. Wells of Crete was in the city, this
week. We are Informed that he will embark
in the field of journalism at Hayes Centre.
A. S. Bosworth of the Culbertson Sun was in
the city, Saturday, and let the rubescent beams
of his rOtund cOuntenance illuminate our
sanctum.
Mrs. E. E. Stewart and sister, Miss Rodeha.
yer, of Oberlin, came up to the city, Monday
evening, taking the train for Iowa, Tuesday
morning.
z. L. Nelson, B. o. Perkins, ]. b. Morgan and
j. F. Adams, all of Crete, arrived in town, Mon
day, on u land hunt. They took stage for Ober-
lin, Tuesday.
Shorty" Cooper, late freight conductor on
this division of the b. Il NJ, came up from
Bridgetown, Ill, last week, and visited amongst
the boys a few days.
j. McLaury of the Chester Tribune took
flying trip up to the Magic City. Tuesday, in
search of a location for a newspaper. tie Wis
Tied this Office during his short sOjOurn.
S. Larson, doe Gilmore, Mr.. Pierce, NJ Bea-
shier, a. Il. Brachran, all of Friend, in search
of land. made our city, Monday. They started
through the country on weeks tour, Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Bachelor returned, last
from an extended visit to their home
in West Randolph in the state Of old Vermont,
having had a most enjoyable visit midst the
scenes of their younger days, reveling in Yer
mont maple sugar and syrup, etc.