The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-08-20

John Rudd, Frees e HOcknelrs manager at
Trenton, spent Sunday in town.
VIM. Howard Phelps, County Clerk of
Furnas, was in the city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Berger and Miss Flora Shaw returned
from Il visit to IndianOla, Sunday.
w. F. Fisher left for Benkelman, Sunday,
to join the roundup at that point.
W. J.. McGillin, bound for the Indian Terri
tory, was a passenger on 40, Saturday.
Mrs. j. c. Russell went downto Arapahoe,
Friday evening, on a visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccartney of Indianola re-
turned from the mountains Sunday, on 40.
w. E. Fry accompanied C.. +. Babcock on
a visit to his ranch near Cambridge, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Virgins spent the fore
part of the week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. RObb.
Miss Aslmore came up from IndianOla to
attend the hop Friday night, returning Tues
day.
NJ. l.. Sproat, with Hallack & Howard, was
in town a few days in the early part of the
week.
r. L.. Taylor of Exeter is visiting his sister,
Mrs. c. w. Paine. He intends to move here
in the fall.
Mrs. 7. S.. BOsley returned, Sunday night,
from an extended visit at her home in Fair
mont, this state.
Editor Powers and Messrs. Morris and Hen
derson of StOckville were in the city, Monday,
on land business.
Messrs. Snavely, Perry, Lynch and other
IndianOla men had business before the U. S.
Land Office, Tuesday.
MI. Wahlquist of the Democrat spent Sui
day at home in Hastings. He returned to his
labors here, Monday night.
Ed. LeavenwOrth, formerly of IndianOla,
was in town the fore part of the week shak-
ing hands with old friends.
Fitzpatrick of the Circle-W ranch, passed
through Oh Sunday. He intends shipping
horses east about August 18th.
F. X. Adams, a Lincoln railroad boy, well
known to many in railroad circles here, was
in town, the first of the week.
Editor Risley, County Treasurer Young and
quite a number of other CulbertSOn people
were in town, yesterday evening.
The Roberts sisters are entertaining a BROTH
er from Illinois, who arrived last Saturday
night on a visit of a week or two.
Messrs. Yates, Wilson, Steele, Hatch and
other Hayes Centreites, were in town, two or
three days, the last part of the week.
Geo. Ballentine and a party of five Lincoln
gentlemen passed through, Sunday, on their
way to attend the roundup at Benkelman.
Capt. W. D. Young, John E. Bagley, Esq,
guests registered at the Dining Hall, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. LaTourette returned
home, Sunday, after a visit of a week or ten
days at the home of Mrs. LaTOurette's parents
in Hayes county.
S. U. Parsons, of Parsons & Clifford, real
estate and loan agents, Max, was in town,
last Friday, on business, and laid in a supply
of blanks from this office.
Misses Eda and Josie Menard and Fred
Harris went out to Benkelman, Tuesday, to
witness the August roundup, which was eX-
pected to reach there on the above date.
Thos. Golfer started for Chicago on No. 40,
Tuesday evening, On a business tripOf aweek
or more. j. A. Cordial of Alma, an old-time
friend of Mr.. Golfer, will accompany him.
Attorneys LeHew, Lucas and Starbuck and
WEIGH were at %IndianOla, Tuesday,
the day upon which a hearing in the Jones
case was had before Acting Judge Johnson.
J.J. Dunbar and Ira Waldo were called
down to Dewitt, Saturday, to attend the fu-
neral of a brother of Mr.. Waldo and Mrs.
Dunbar. They returned on No. l, Monday
night.
Charlie Fisher started up to the ranch on
Frenchman, via CulbertSon, on 80, last
Thursday, accompanied by Geo. Chenery,
who will spend a week or ten days with him
on the ranch.
w. S. Buck, editor of the Superior journal,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in town, on
his return home from III extended trip through
mountains. We acknowledge a pleasant
fraternaI call.
Frank Bishop, local editor of the Courier,
was in the city, Monday. Oh a land contest.
He returned home, Tuesday afternoon on
10. Mr.. B. made THE TRIBUNE a fraternal
call, during his short stay.
Roadmasters w. Z. Dauchy and E. ZoOk
were down on the HOldrege branch, the lat
ter part of the past week, in the discharge of
the duties of their office. Both returned on
1, Monday evening.
John c.. Kilner of York, this state, travel
ling in the interest of the York Foundry made
McCook, Tuesday and Wednesday. Nh. h.
in company with j.. E. Cochran, made this Of
ice a short call, Wednesday morning.