The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-10
PERSONALS.

day, on business.
J.. r. King. county clerk of Dundy, was in
town, Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Joseph Braun of Sutton spent a few
days, the first of the week, in town.
Chas. Love of the Stratton Gazette was a
guest at the Commercial House, Sunday.
Fred d. Pitncy of Culbertson was in the
city two or three days, the first of the week.
Mr.. LAWYER, of LAWYER & Magner, made a
| short trip down the road, Saturday evening.
Geo. E.. Johnston of the Commercial went
out to Akron, Colo, Monday, on 4 short trip.
Sheriff Welborn, W.. NJ. McCollister and
other 1ndianola people were in the city,
Monday.
Thos. K. Work and Fred S. Work of tie
DriftwOod were in the city OH business,
Tuesday.
DIR. B. b. Davis made a professional visit
ON No, l.
Senator DOlan, of the cOunty-scat, made a
short visit to the metropolis, Monday, on
business.
f.. G. Phillips was in town q few minutes,
yesterday, OH his return from a business trip
to Denver.
F. NJ. Smith of ArapahOe is holdings posi-
ton in the First National Bank of this city,
for the present.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Johnston and daughters who
have been away on a visit for two weeks past,
returned home, Saturday.
W. J. McGillin of Stratton, Manager of
the L. j. c. cattle company, came down to
the city, yesterday evening.
Mcssers. Brittof of Trenton and Burncy of
Stratton, two of the land men Of Hitchcock
county, were in town, Monday.
Mrs. John DOner took No. 40, yesterday
evening, for Iowa OH a short visit TO parents.
She will return the first of next week.
Superintendent Campbell has been absent
at beaverton a few days on railroad business.
He returned on 40, yesterday evening.
Mrs. II. C. Riderand son, Charlie, hohave
been visiting in Crete, their old home, for
some time, returned to this city, Saturday.
Supt. Nettleton's son ard daughter, who
are attending the Academy at Franklin,
came home, Saturday noon, on 4 short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Moody of Stratton were
in the city, last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Moody has just recently returned from an eX-
tended visit III Chicago.
j. W. McClurg, William Moss, w. II. Boy
er, Frank McClain, S. a. Boyer and other
county-seat people were registered at the
Commercial, Monday.
Charlie Knight, of Cambridge, who is to
be manager of the company which is to sue
coed Frees & Hocknell in the lumber bust
ness, was in town, Friday.
DIR. Norval, late of Seward, who spent
some time in town, recently, with a view of
locating permanently, has departed for all
other field not so well occupied.
w. C. Furst of the Eating House returned,
Sunday night, from a two weeks visit in Hi
noiS. Mrs. Furst remains for some time long
er with her parents at Rockford.
J. F. Forbes spent Saturday evening with
Friend Gordon at ArapahOe. Johns m
Gus friends in this city will be glad to hear
of his recovery from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Thos. K. Work of Driftwood started on
Tuesday evening for MiddletOwn, Conn.
Mr.. Work is shaping things i'll his New Eng
land home TO eventually move west and make
it his permanent home.
Miss Matte A. Gentry left OF Sunday for
Huxley, Custer county, this state, where she
will make her home for a time. THE TRIB-
UNE will enlighten her upon the local events
of Red Willow county.
Mr.. snd Mrs. William Johnson of this pre-
cinct left, last Friday evening, for Logan,
Ohio, the home of Mr.. Jolnson'S youth, TO
see his aged parents, especially his mother,
who is over four score years of age and upon
her death-bed. They will be gone for a few
months.
Mrs. C. +. BabcOck left on No. 10, yeStcr-
day evening, On an extended trip 10 various
pOints in the east. She will be joined by her
sister, Mrs. W. L. Babcock of Cambridge,
and together they will first visit relatives at
Peoria, Iii. From Illinois they go to Pratts-
burg. y. V, where some time in February,
there will be held a reunion of the BabcOck
family at the old home, at which all the boys
In this section will be present, in anticipation
of a grand time.