McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-30
PERSONAL POINTERS.


Miss Jennie Shaw has returned from quite
an extended visit to her brother In Omaha.
Mrs. X. II. Hamilton of Indianola made a
short visit in town, Saturday, between trains.
Nellie Lee, is visiting relatives at Exeter, this
state. She will be absent number Of weeks.
p. N. Carson and z. Duetzler of Stockville
were registered ut the b. s. NJ. Dining Hall,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Furst went up to Denver,
Saturday evening on a short visit, returning
Monday morning.
Albert Long of Des Moines, Iowa. arrived In
town, Monday, and has taken position in
Hayden's store.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Pike went out to Denver.
Saturday, on No. l, on short visit. They re-
turned Wednesday.
B. F. Norval, A. ]. Senter, ]. d. Bean. Fl. NJ.
Warning, NJ. w. Warner, all OF Seward, came
out Tuesday, in search of land.
VIM. Lynch of Indianoa was in town, Fri
day. He called and deposited substantial evil
dence of faith in THE TRIBUNE.
Lew Armacost, T. ]. wray, Lev. Armacost,
William Black, Bud McKillip and other stock
men came down from the range, Friday.
S. NJ. Hiett of Hampton. York county, was
in town, last week, after land He returned,
Friday, after obtaining the object of his trip.
w. e. Sewell, Matt Tapin. H. z. Wells, John
Hill, r. Van Buskirk and ]. S. Van Ipps of
Juniata, were in town, Monday, in quest of
government land.
Mrs. Bliss of Decatur county, Kansas, who
has been visiting at J. b. Meserve's. the past
week or ten days, left for Minden, this state.
Tuesday morning.
A. Axelson. NJ. D., G. w. Peterson, G. A.
Sharp. w. E. Sharp and Peter Swanson of sa-
ronville were among the numerous land-seek
ers in town, the first of the week.
w. II. Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Bros. of the
Circle-W company, who has been on the ranch
in Chase county for some time, took the train
at this station, Saturday, for Beatrice.
r. o. Phillips, the interchangeable manager of
the Lincoln Land Co., was in town, the first of
the week. on company business. He informs
us that an addition to the town will BIO laid out
on the north side just as soon as he can get
time to devote to 1t.
Frank Hudson manager of Hayden & Cos.
store at Atwood, Kas, came over to town,
Tuesday evening, to meet Mrs. Hudson, who
arrived on No. l, Tuesday night from an ex-
tended visit to her parents in Indiana. They
took the overland stage for Kansas, Wednes-
day morning.
F. G. Cutting, representing ]. C. Aver & Co..
was in town, the first of this week, trying to
make advertising contracts. AS THE TRIBUNE
did not have any space to donate to the CON-
pany we failed to agree. We would like to see
all our contemporaries refuse these institu-
lions further gratuitous advertising.
George H. Hand of the Ludell Settler came
up to the city, Friday, on business, returning
to his duties the following day. Bro. H, as
usual enlivened THE TRIBUNE with his pres
ence. A number of our merchants also have
occasion to remember Georges visit. There
is nothing in the market too fine for the editor
of the Settler.
]. D. Fitzpatrick, one of Beatrices most sub
stantial and influential citizens, and in connec-
ton with his brother, w. H., late purchasers
of the Webster ranch and stock on the French
man came up to town, Friday evening on No. 1.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick spent Saturday in town, in con-
versation with w. H., Lew and Lev. Armacost
and others who had just come down from the
ranch, returning home, on No. 40, Saturday
evening.
We note that f. l.. McCracken has removed
that familiar chicken-coop ornament from his
jewelry store and that the. room is being i'm