The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-01
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Mrs. DIR. Mitchell returned to Lincoln,
!! Tuesday morning.
Senator Dolan was among the business
visitors in the city, yesterday.
MessrS. Black and NJ .Killip, of Farley,
Black & McKillip, are in the city, to-day.
W. VI. Irwin returned on Monday evening
from his trip to Iowa to see a sick brother.
Mrs. F. H. Fowler and son arrived from
Gilman, ILL.,, last Thursday night on No. !.
Mike Sullivan, who has been sick for some
time with fever, is able to be around again.
+. II. Fowler and family moved out on the
claim, 10 miles n. W. of the city, yesterday.
Miss Stockton and two lady friends have
rented the j. W. Palmer house fors six months.
G. E. Stiles of Fairmont, Neb., was in town,
last Friday. He has land some eight miles
north of town.
w. c. Billiard of Culbertson, one of the
energetic young lumherman of the Upper
Valley, was in the city, Friday.
Miss Alice Murphy went down to lndianola
on No. 9, Saturday, TO spend the spring vaca-
ton at her home near that place.
Mrs. G.. Spencer of Unadilla, \. Y, and
Mrs. G.. Anderson of Pueblo, Colo, were
guerts at the McEntee, Saturday,
w. E. Fry was up at Messrs. Stokes &
Troth's ranch on the Willow, last week, on a
horse trade. He returned home, Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Boehl of Iioldrege, of Anderson "
Boehl of this place, spent two or three days,
the close of last week, looking after his inter
ests here.
E. NJ. Forbes, who is to have charge of the
Colorado Topics, to be issued in the near fu-
ture from Hyde, Colo, made Us a friendly
call, Tuesday,
Dr.. B. B. Davis went down to Beatrice
Friday, to visit a very dear friend. He r-
turned to his professional duties here, Mon
day night, OIL No. l.
Prof. w. 5. Webster went GOwntO Lincoln,
Tuesday morning, to attend the sessions Of
the State Teachers Association. He is eX-
pected home tomorrow.
II. w. Wallace, wife and child. and Mrs. l..
4. Harmon of Perry, Mich, registered at the
McEntee. Sunday. They We're on their way
home from the Pacific coast.
Miss Jennie Jamison went down to Indian
ola, Friday evening, EN- route for BOndville,
where she intends spending the spring vaca-
ton at her home near that place.
Mr.. W. NJ. Irwin, a railroad man OF Nc
Cook, Neb., was in the city, last night. Mr..
Irwin was a Nonpareil preSsman twenty
years ago.-Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Rev. F. NJ. Pickles, wife and child, of Glow
erdale. Cal. were guests at the McEntee,
Sunday. They were en- route for Troy, Kas.,
for the benefit of Mrs. Pickles health.
\. S. Bosworth. formerly connected with
the CulbertsOn Sun, arrived in this city, MOn-
ing engaging in the newspaper business at
Hayes Centre.
H. II. Troth came down from the Willow,
OIL business. He was detained here
until Monday by the storm of Saturday and
Sunday, but lived the while on the fat of the
land at the McEntee.
Frank H. Preston arrived, Saturday, from
H., where he has been spending the
He will set out his nursery stock |
upon the land N the South Side prepared by
him for that purpose, last summer, III due
time.
Mrs. Amelia Dimnit and daughter, Miss
Clara, arrived in the city, last week, from
Onarga, ILL.,, and will make this place their
future home. Miss Dimmitt, we understand,
is a music teacher and will pursue that pro-
feSsiOn here.
Uncle John Morrison of Lincoln, Grand
Vice-Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias !
of Nebraska, paid his respects to these head
quarters, last Thursday, while in the city on
land business. He returned to Lincoln on
Friday morning.