McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-28
PERSONAL POINTERS.


Sheriff welborn had business In this thriving
metropolis, Friday.
Representative Hocknell returned, Tuesday
| night. from his trip to Chicago.
Miss Mamie Yolbehr of Superior Is visiting
Mrs. Ed. Hawksworth OF our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Babcock of Cambridge
spent Sunday with Receiver Babcock.
G. G. Bailey of Oberlln, dealer in real estate,
was In town on business, Monday and Tuesday.
Travelling Auditor Virgins of the d. i NJ.
went up to his Hayes county claim, last Sat
| urday.
Hallack Howard, our new lumbermen, was
in town, Monday.
Fred Weed, late II popular 'cOn." on the II.
s. NJ, visited in town, two or three days, the
first of the week.
James LaTourette, father of W. C. of our city,
took No. 40, Saturday, for St. Louis. after
short visit in McCook.
General Manager Holdredge passed through
this place. Saturday. in his special car, which
was attached to Ne. 40.
Charlie Payne went up to Benkleman, Sum
day, to take charge of Frees & Hocknelrs yard
at that place for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Mccartney of Indianola,
and Mrs Julia Mccartney of st. Louis, w. HIS
mother, were in town, Sunday.
R.H. Hamilton returned from his trip to New
Orleans, last Thursday. He reports delight
full visit, and a stupendous exposition.
Irving Kern, travelling agent subscription
department of the Omaha Republican. was in
town, Wednesday. in pursuit OF his business.
b. B. Davis, young disciple of Esculapius
from Lincoln, was in town, the first of the week,
looking up location to engage in the practice
of medicine.
Mrs. ]. a. Miller. three children, and mother,
arrived in town from st. Joe, Mo-, Saturday.
They are living in the rooms in the rear of j.
p. MatheS furniture store.
James Hatfield of Decatur, ILL.,, one of the
owners of the Hatfield ranch, and well known
to many in this community, came up to the
city on No. j, Sunday night.
Mrs C. P Rinker Joined her husband at this
place, the first of the week. MIR. and Mrs. K.
are putting up Mt the Eating House until their
pleasant home is ready for occupancy.
c. w. Shurtleff president of the Bank of
Stratton was in town a few hours, on Friday,
on business. Mr.. Shurtlef gives avery encOur-
aging report of the thriving burg of Stratton.
where he has cast his lot.
Rev. w. S. Wheeler of the M. E. Church ex-
poets to start for Baltimore, Nd, June the LIST.
on O visit home. Elsewhere VIC publish a list
of clergymen and the dates when they will &C.
cupy the pulpit during Rev. Wheeler s absence.
Thomas Golfer and wife returned Monday
morning, from their visit to Denver and the
mountains. They were passengers on the ID.
g. r. G. train, which the strikers attempted to
blow I'D with dynamite, and don't care to re-
peat the experience.
C. H. Frew of Paxton, ILL.,, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Pa:.t Cattle Co, with Messrs.
Dickey and barrow of Brookville, Penna., ar
rived in town, last week. The Keystone gentle
men were on u tour of investigation, with the
object of taking stock in the company in which
| Mr. Frew is interested who was acting as guide.
| The party visited the company's ranch on the
Frcnchman in Chase county, but will make
visit to Wyoming before deciding as to whether
| or not they will invest in the stock business in
this section.