The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-07-30
PERSONAL POINTERS.

mp at Hayes Centre, last week.
Judge Ashmlore was circulating around
amongst the boys, "Wednesday.
Contractor Reynolds of Wymore passed
through this station III 80, Friday.
Attorneys Wilson and Galloway of Hayes
Centre were in town, last Friday.
j. II. Howard of Hallack & Howard was in
the city between trains, Tuesday.
Ed. Douglass and a number of the boys
were in from the range, Saturday.
Sheriff WelbOrn %sojouned a day or two
with us, the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Wahlquist of the Democrat spcnta few
days in Hastings, the last of the week.
Ed. Mckay is back from Red Cloud and ut
his old position in the yard at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Fitzpatrick of Beatrice
were registered at the B. & NJ, Tuesday.
Geo. w. Fairbrother of the Nemaha Times
was in the city, the latter part of last week.
Mrs. T. S. Bosley, baby and nurse went
down to Paramount, Wednesday morning, Oil
a visit.
Ed. Marquis and Eugene johnson went up
to StrattOn, Saturday evening, returning
Sunday.
/. j. Starbuck, Esq, went out to Wano,
Cheyenne county, Kas., Monday night, Oh
business.
W. c. Billiard, the rustling young lumber
man of CulbertsOn, made a flying trip to the
city, Friday.
John Dawson of Alma, one of Harlan cOun-
tvs brightest legal lights, was in the city on
business, Saturday.
William Fischer came down from CarricO,
to-day, on business. He reports crops and
cattle in fine shape.
Col. Snavely and Major Criswell, stalwart
disciples of Blackstone from IndianOla, were
in the city, Saturday.
q. s.. Bishop, editor of the Courier publish
ed at lndianOla, this county, was in the city,
Saturday, on business.
j. ]. Dunbar, one of the proprietors of the
new town of WanO, Cheyenne county, Kan
sas, was in town, Friday.
County Clerk r. L. Perry of Culbertson was
in the city, Friday, on his return from trip
in the eastern part of the state.
E. +. Lougee, one of Holdredge's most es-
fimahla ynunr r,an I-aS in fha n,fy- lUnl,,n,
day night, on h. of 7. business.
Fred. Snow of the agents office started,
Saturday, on a trip to Denver, Silver Plume
and other points of interest in Colorado.
L. Harris of Galya, ILL.,, father of Frank
Harris OF our city, left for home, Wednesday
afternoon, after Il weeks visit in our midst.
Will DOlan took ONE of j. II. Neills' goods
to Oberlin, Monday, returning home, Tues
day evening. Win reports Oberlin all activ-
ity and mud.
S. w. StilgebOuer of Danbury was a visitor
at the metropolis, Wednesday. MI. Stilge-
bOuer says that crops in his section of tine
country are immense.
Miss Lulu Robinson of Portland, Maine, ar
rived in the city, Saturday, and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mis-. Ii. w. Pike. Miss Robinson
is an accomplished. vocalist.
David Smith of Concordia, Kansas, son of
ID. j. of our city, came up to town, last week,
and has been taking care of the business dur
ing his fathers indisposition.
General Superintendent j. Z. Calvert of the
B. II NJ, was registered at the E. d NJ, Sun
day. He went east OH the special with the
railroad commission, Monday morning.
J.B. Meserye and daughter Edna and J. A.
Wilcox started Tor the Paxton Cattle Co.'S |
ranch ON the Frenchman, Tuesday morning.
They will be gone until the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Neill and II. L. Neill of |
Crete We're registered at the B. IL NJ, Tues
day. They We're Ell route for Oberlin, where
j. X. will embark in the general merchandise
business.
b. +. Rawalt, wife and daughter of Hast |
ings, and DR.. NJ. w. Stone of Wahoo, were in
the city, last week, the gentlemen assisting
i'll the institution of our Masonic lodge, Sat
urday night.
+. L. McCracken made a flying trip up in
to Frontier county, the latter part of last week,
at the ranch of an Old-time Iowa
friend, Harry Jones. He reports a most ell
time.
Miss Laura Graves arrived recently from
Wisconsin and is visiting her aunt Mrs. CT.
NettletOn at the ranch on the Republican a
few miles west of the city. She will visit a
couple months.
Register and Mrs. G. L.. Laws and Misses
Gertie and Theo., Mrs. C. f. Babcock and
Miss Carpenter of Sioux City, Iowa, returned
Monday afternoon, from a delightful trip to
Denver and the mountains.
Fred Harris made a trip up to his claim
near Hayes Centre, Saturday taking with him
all the paraphernalia of the homesteader. He
returned, Sunday afternoon, delighted am
sure" with his experience.
W. D.. Street of the Kenneth (Kas.) Senti-
mel made this office a pleasant call, Monday
morning. Mr. Street was on his way to Gull