The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-11-04

W.. J. Kellar, Esq, of Sutton, is Receiver
Steinmetz's chief clerk.
George Coleman was registered at the IRE
mont, Lincoln. Monday.
w. IL. Davis returned, Sunday, from a ten
days visit in-Illinois. All!
W. .. Moody of Stratton, was q business
tourist to the city, Saturday.
John 7. Winnings of Benkelman had bust
ness here, Tuesday afternoon.
c. w. Ballard of the Akron luminary, was
one of the city's guests, Sunday.
Secretary of State and Mrs. G. l.. Laws
depart for Omaha. tomorrow, OH a visit.
Ii. w. Powell of Palisade had land bust
ness before the local officials. Wednesday.
Fred. Lyle made this port, last evening,
from Benkelman, on a business mission bent.
A. S. Shirk. one of Haigler's prominent
business men. was here on business, Mon
day.
E. Anguish, tho Arapaloe grain man, was
in town, Tuesday, looking after his station
here.
II. G. Dixon left OH No. 40, Tuesday, for
Ottumwa. Iowa, on 4 visit of ten days OF
more.
Miss Nellie Stockton spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city, the gnest of Miss Lou
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. DOlan. of the county
seat, passed Il few hours in the metropolis,
Friday afternoon.
A. J. johnson, Esq, of Indianola's legal
fraternity, was one of the city's business
visitors, Saturday.
w. E. Fry returned to the city, Tuesday
noon, after an absence of some weeks in the
east and southwest.
Mrs. p. S. Chessington and family depart
ed, Tuesday noon, for Akron, Colo, where
her husband is now located.
Dr.. l.. j. Spickelmier, who has been quite
sick with fever, is able to be around in the
practice of his profession again.
Squire w. j. McKillip, w. McKillip and
Miss Hummer, of Thornburg, Hayes county,
were commercial guests. Saturday and Sun
day.
Special Agent Hobbs, of the general land
office department, was III the chief city, the
first of the week, in the discharge of his Off
cial duties.
Register and Mrs. Sterling p. Hart arrived
in the city, Sunday noon, from Ainsworth,
Brown county. They are guests at the Nc
Entee House.
Receiver Steinmetz made his appearance,
the close of last week, and entered upon the
discharge of his duties, Monday. He is
quartered at the Commercial.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. A. Bailey and Mrs. Nor
ris, of Brownville, Neb., and Miss Hattie
Thomas, Chicago, Ill, were the guests of l..
Lowman and family, last Saturday.
W.. j. kellar, Esq, of Sutton. was in town
the first of the week, to see his fellow towns
man, Jacob Steinmetz, established in the re-
ownership of the McCOok L. S. Land Office.
Editors Martin and Crane of the Orleans
Sentinel and Franklin Echo. respectively,
were in the city, Sunday afternoon. on Re
publican Valley editorial association bust
ness.
Mrs. Ludwick. Mrs. Ida Constants mother,
started on her return to McCook, Neb., Thurs
day. Willis Ludwick came up from Onargo,
Wednesday. to bid her good-byc.-Gilman
lll.( Star, 30th.
MI. Brickey, (brothcr of +. NJ who has
been seeing after Noble Il Brickey'S interests
at Palisade, has closed out the stock at that
point and is now assisting Mr.. Noble in the
grocery store at this place.
Geo. p. Eaux, of Smith & Vauy, the West
End liverymen, leaves, to-day, for Colorado
Springs, Colo, where in the future he will
reside, although lie retains his interest in
the business here. The TRIBUNE wishes
him continued success.