The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-07-09
PERSONAL POINTERS.


Ed. Ryan and family were in own Saturday
and Sunday.
We acknowledge q pleasant call from Mr..
Adams of the Courier, to-day.
F. Bert. Risley of the Reveille was circulating
around on our streets, Monday.
Tom Price, the jovial and adipose contractor
came up to town on 80. Sunday.
city, on church business, the first of the week.
Charlie Ashmore, viii Fisher and Tannahill
of the Frenchman boys, were in town over the
fourth.
A A. Prehm and wife of Danbury enjoyed
the day we celebrate with us, returning home
on Sunday.
Fred Weed and Fred Lyle of Benkelman eel.
ebrated the fourth with us, returning to the
metropolis of Dundy, Sunday.
Thos. Golfer went out to Denver, last Friday
night on No. ], and is not expected to return
until the latter part of this week.
Presiding Elder Johnson of the NJ. E.. church
was in the city, Friday, on his way to hold
quarterly conference at %Stockville.
Miss Jennie Jamison, who taught the prima-
ry department of our school, the past year,
will spend her vacation ut Bondville.
Miss Lizzie G.. Fry of Mt. Ayr, Iowa, sister Of
W. E., arrived in the city, last week, and will
spend anumber of weeks visiting in our midst.
Af.c III T. MoNranLan rpntbar Of u ord
F. l.. of our city, arrived in town, last week,
from the National Capital, and will remain all
summer.
William Fischer, one of our Red Willow cat
tlemen, vas in town on the fourth. Also, Jas.
Ellison, who has lately located a ranch near
Box Elder postofice.
Miss Dell Smith, who has been residing for
some time on her claim near Wano, Cheyenne
county, Kansas, came in and spent the glori-
Gus with the family.
H. H. Troth, wife and children, j. G. Stokes
and Mr.. ClOthier came down from the ranch,
Friday, spending the 4th in the city, and re-
turning home on Sunday.
Misses Jamison, Buck and Murphy went
down to Indianola, Friday evening, to be in at
tendance at county institute, which
ed work on Monday morning of this week.
N. j. Abbott of the Hayes Centre News was
in town a couple days the first of the week.
He started for the Centre, Tuesday morning.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a fraternal visit.
Noah Mishler came down to the city, Tues
day morning on business connected with. his
stock interests. He and j. E. Berger started
On a business trip down the valley, the same
morning.
r. A. Batty of Hastings, a democratic legal
light of reputed "nearness to the throne was
in the city, Monday, in solemn conclave with
Editor W%ahlquist and other of the more prom
inent bourbons of the city.
s.. A. Hobson, wife and two daughters, Jas.
John and wife, D. w. Irwin and wife, Mrs. Dru-
ry, w. E. Babcock and wife, T.. b. Babcock and
others from Cambridge participated witt us in
our fourth of July celebration.
Guy Boyle, son of DR.. Boyle Of our city, ar
rived in town, last Thursday, from Kansas
City, where he is in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph Co. He win spend some time
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Squire Fisher came down from his Chase
county ranch, Thursday evening last. The
squire has about completed the enclosure of a
1000 acre pasture, not including bis horse pas
ture, and feels entirely independent of immi- |
Miss Lizzie Cooley of Xenia, Ohio, arrived
Ir.:l,,, ~, n II o,t r;ejt 70 hn. brafha mr. /
r. S. Miss Cooley left, Wednesday night. on a
weeks visit to Denver and Greeley, and she
may also visit Salt Lake City before her return
to the Buckeye state.
Manager sproat, for Hallack & Howard, re
turned from a business trip down the Valley,
Sunday evening. He has established yards for
the company at Elwood and Holdredge, in con-
of their plans to establish yards at
all prominent points between Denver and our
State Capital.
Col. Jesse Kellar of Sutton was in town,
Tuesday, hob-nobbing with those high in the
councils The Colonel is supposed
to be one of those empowered to manipulate
the ladle whereby government pap is to be
dispensed to the hungry democracy in this
part of the state.
Father Mcnamara of North Platte was in
Sunday, but being unable to secure a
hall did not hold Episcopal services as he had
Rev. Mcnamara is one OF the old
and well-known divines of this state, having,
until of late years, had charge of the Episco-
pal school at Nebraska City.
senator Dolan, C. D. Cramer and family, C.
5. Quick and family, w Mccartney and fam
ily, George Short and bride, Clark Ward and
A. f. Long and family, DR.. SHAY and
Judge Ashmore and family, Chss. APP
pleton and sister, Messrs. Sibbetts, Byron.
Lynch, Papin, Welborn, and in fact about all
[ndianola, save Bro. Bishop, came up to town
to celebrate with US, Saturday. We are sorry
hat Bro. Bishop came not. The ominous, Sc
silence of the county-seat on the 4th
must have been oppressive, even to one of Bro.
B. s retiring disr ~osition.
Attention Soldiers!
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