McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-09
PERSONAL POINTERS.

Tom Gasscott Of Michigan City now clerk.
for Thos. Golfer.
Charlie Noble arrived home from Chicago
Wednesday noon.
G. G. Burton of Trenton was I'm town, last
Friday, on business.
Senator Dolan was in town on business,
Saturday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. LaTourette made short visit
to CulbertsOn. Sunday.
Fred Weed, late one of the b. & NJ. conduc.
tors, was In town Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Anguish of Arapahoe, was the guest
of friends in town, last week.
S. l.. Green went down the road a short dis
lance on 40, Saturday evening.
Judge Ashmore of the county-seat was In
town on land BUSINESS. Monday.
Mr.. Stockton of Hamburg made two or three
trips 10 McCOok, this week, on business.
c. H. Rogers left on No 2, Tuesday morning,
for Chicago. to purchase spring stock.
Ni' anu VnlS. w &. II. IHt1pS VI DtdNeF y,
were registered at the Dining Hall, Tuesday.
W. o. Moody came down from Stratton, Sat-
urday evening, and spent the Sabbath at home
F. L. Watkins of Blue Hill, and Mr. Lathrop
of 1ndianOla, were callers Mt this office. Satur.
day afternoon.
c. S. FOsselman and d. J. Reynish of Bea-
frio ID
Hall, Saturday.
Aaron WOOdsOn late chief cook of the Res
taurant de Coon went out west to cook on Il
ranch, Saturday,
Miss Lou Clark Is entertaining her friend,
Miss Jennie BabcOck of Hastings, who arrived
in town, Saturday.
r. X. Woods has moved into the house re-
Gently built by the Land Co., just south of
Thos. Golfers residence.
E. NJ. Cougar of Whitewater, Wis, was i'm
town number of days of last and the present
week. He went east, Tuesday.
Editor BOrin of the Oberlin Eye came I'D to
town, Tuesday evening, on a little business,
returning on the Wednesday morning hack.
William Fisher and mother arrived from
Gage County, Sunday. They will spend the
summer on the old Clifford ranch on the Willow
Barrister Boyer of Boyer s. Crawford of
Kansas City, was in town the first of the week
on land business. He returned to Kansas
City on 49, Monday.
Ex.COronOr Shaw, formerly of this city, but
now located at the thriving town Of McCoOk is
watching the Lincoln city election to-day
Lincoln Evening News.
s. F. Clifford and family started for Liberty,
Gage County, on Thursday. MIR. Clifford has
disposed of his interest i'm the anvil brand"
and will make his home i'm Gage County i'm
the future.
Rev. Wheeler of the NJ. E. church was taken
ill. suddenly on Sunday, and left on Monday
for HOldredge, his home, where he will receive
better attention should his illnesi be of long
duration.
w. G. Billiard, CulbertsOns energetic young
lumber-man. was in town, last Thursday, on
business. He reports plenty of amusement
in his line, just now, and expresses an earnest
desire to stay with 1.-THE boys" until the last
armed foe expires. THE TRIBUNE will hence
forth occupy a conspicuous place OH his fam
lily altar.
G. w. Daniels went up to Culbertson, Thurs
day, where he will engage in the general mer-
chandise business, at the old MOwcry stand.
Granville is II sterling citizen, whom we are
sorry to see leave our town. He needs no in
PRODUCTION to the citizens of Culbertson, being
already favOrably known to them.
W. C. Furst the late chief clerk of the Wind
sOr, Denver, arrived in McCOok, last Thurs
day, and is now duly installed i'm the manage
ment of the b. & NJ. Eating House at this place.
Mr.. Furst is genial gentleman of the material
of which hotel managers are made, and will
doubtless be popular among the patrons of
that house. Mrs. Furst accompanies him.
NJ. A. Daugherty OF Crete was in town, Mon
day, looking after the interests of his brother,
whose claim in Hitchcock County has been
contested. under peculiar and most
circumstances, if our informa-
ton is correct, $3.50 has already been paid par
ties to improve the claim in accordance with
the law, and still this is the third time the
claim has been contested. A little popularity
about this matter is the difference between
the printed notice of hearing, and the person.
al service notice. There is discrepancy of
two days in the notices, and the query natur-
ally arises, wherefore Time will eventually
answer number of such questions.