McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-02-05

popular engineers On the ID. " ". WnoSe
run is between this city and McCook,
with headquarters at the latter place,
and who is familiarly known among the
boys here as .'Dave'' has concluded to
no longer go it alone Last Monday
afternoon at the hour of two o clock or
thereabouts, at the residence Of JAS.
Walling, in the city Of Hastings, under
the ministration of Rev. Ringland, was
united in the holy bonds of wedlock,
with Miss Maggie Reid of this city.
The bride is sister Of Mrs. James
Waling and has resided in Hastings for
number years past, where she has
large circle of friends, who will rejoice
with her in the bright promises that the
future now holds out, and the hope that
they may be realized in their fullest ex-
tent. To these the NEBRAsKAN adds
its congratulations and best wishes, for
the happiness and prosperity of both.
They go at once to McCook to reside,
where they will be at home to their
numerous friends ebraskan.
Contractor Collins is busily engaged
in putting down sidewalks. He will lay
about S25 feet on Main Avenue, and 400
feet on Dennison street. A petition
has been filed with the clerk asking for
sidewalk along both sides Of Denni-
son street from Main Avenue to east
side of Marshall street. This sidewalk
is badly needed, and will doubtless be
ordered built at the first meeting of
Trustees.
Rev. Harrison closed his labors in
the Congregational church, Wednesday
evening. with most excellent and man.
ly presentation of the claims of the Cos
pei 1t is to be regretted that the inter-
est shown was so slight that Rev. Har-
rison left for more appreciative fields of
labor, to.day.
G. l.. Laws, of the McCook land
Office, came down to visit his old friends
on Sunday and returned home on Mon.
day morning. MIR. Laws says he expects
to pack his grip as soon as Gabriel
blows his horn.-Orleans Press.
We have in stock full line of com.
mercial stationery, also some invitation
cards, regret cards and envelopes, call.
ing cards, etc We do the neatest work
in Red Willow county. Call and we will
convince you Of that fact.
One of the results of the revival in
lndianola is notice, by Palmer Way,
to the effect that, in the future, no goods
will be delivered or sold at his store on
Sunday. A manly move in the right
direction.
The work of veneering the Opera Hall
with brick was commenced last Satur-
day. This will add immensely to the
Of the building and will make
it the most imposing structure in our
town.
R. f. Loemis left some specimens of
Leaning Seed Corn at this Office, We'd
nesday. This corn is said to bea super
ior article. Mr.. Loomis is selling it at
81 per busLel.
Eek. Street, his brother. and Mr.
Grown of Nebraska City, are visiting
our city, looking after land Eek. is a
Wyoming cowboy, but the territory is
too slow for him.
A handsome selection Of Valentines
at the metropolitan Drug Store. A full
line of comic and other valentines on
hand. Call around and see them.
There will be meeting of the wool
growers of Red Willow county at Indi-
anola on Saturday. February 18th.
Remember the Ella June Meade en-
tertainment at the Opera Hall, tonight,
1870 mountain time.
Mrs. c. II. Reed, who has been quite
seriously i'll for some time, is now i'm
proving
For the best Flour in town call at
City Bakery.
CLOSING OUT SALE!
AS we are going out fthe
Clothing trade we offer our