The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-09-09

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Mrs. Nellie Backus is visiting at WILSON,
vile, Furnas county.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Baxter came to the
city, this noon, on 50.
Cashier Ebert, of the Citizens, made a
short visit to Stratton, Sunday afternoon.
Fred Lytle was down from Benkelman,
Tuesday evening, on some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Moody, of Stratton,
were visitors in this principal city, Tuesday.
George Roper, of the Brush Creek, had
business in Crete, the latter part of the week
past.
j. A. Stevens, representing the Omaha
Republican job department, was in town,
Monday.
S. E. Solomon, of the CulbertsOn Sun, was
a pleasant caller at these headquarters, yes
terday evening.
Geo. j. Kelley, county clerk of Frontier,
is in town, to-day, watching the movements
of the political cat.
r. S. Cooley returned, the first of the
week, from the G. A. r. reunion, where he
reports a grand time.
Harvey Pate. brother of the Pate boys, ar
rived in town, the first of the week, from
Illinois, OH a short visit.
Mrs. James Parker, of Watseka, Ill, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred. Benja-
min, of Grant precinct.
+. G. Brobst, of the Sun, and C.. E. Nc
Pherson, of Yuma, came down to the city,
Saturday evening OH 40.
J.. E. Post, banker, Elwood, Neb., one of
GOsper's senatorial delegates, made this office
a short call, this morning.
Miss Johnson, sister of Mrs. Page r. Fran
els, returned to her home in the eastern part
of the state, Monday evening.
Senator Dolan, Editor Bishop, Attorneys
Snayely and Criswell were among the spec
tatOrs at the convention, this afternoon.
Col. Cramer, of the county seat, our eff
cient county clerk and abstractor, we under
stand, was in the city a few hours, Monday
afternoon.
Miss Dimmitt started, Saturday evening,
for Manitou, Colo, where she will spend Il
week or two in the enjoyment of rest and
recreation.
Messrs. Berge and Smith, two of Indian
Ola's rising young attorneys, visited this
sanctum, Tuesday afternoon, a few mo-
ments, brief but pleasant.
Mrs. Merrill, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. o. Moody, at StrattOn,
and friends in this city, for some weeks
past, returned to Chicago, Tuesday morning.
Cashier F. l.. Brown went up to Denver,
Monday, to make final proof on his claim
near Yuma, returning here, last evening,
accompanied by Mrs. Brown, the children
and Miss Amy Avery.
DR.. l.. w. Cruiser is a late arrival from
Papineau, ILL.,, and is now located ON a
claim near Fred Benjamin, of Grant pre-
cinct. We understand that the doctor will
practice his profession.
W. B. Spain, j. II. Goodrich, G. Ii. Grub,
D. E. Moore, Ora Clark, and a large number
of other IndianolaiteS are in town, to-day,
looking after Red Willow county's favOrite
for the SenatOrship-J. w. Dolan.
y. E. Powers, of the StockviIle Faber, c.
H. Reed, of the Arapahoe Mirror, Frank Is
rap1 of tho RanCa1pnon pinnaar onI IT
Floyd, of the Trenton Torpedo, represented
the press of the 3Oth senatorial district, in
this city, Thursday.
Jos. Menard, Mrs. p. F. Rofinot, and
Aimee Menard, left III No. 40, Monday
evening, for Chicago, where Aimee will at
tend school, this winter. Mr.. Menard will
also visit his mother at Quebec, Canada,
during his absence.
Up. Davis and Ralph McCracken of Hayes
Centre invaded our sanctum, this morning.
Ralph is one of Hayes senatorial delegates,
while Mr.. Davis was down to meet his wife,
who arrived on the nOOn train from Hastings,
where she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Palmer are making
arrangements to leave, tomorrow, for Kell-
dallville, Indiana, the home of Mr.. Palmer's
parents, where they will make their future
home. We regret to see such estimable
people depart from our city, but wish them
success in their HoOsier home.
William Coleman went to Des Moines, Ia,
last Friday morning, taking with him a fine
collection of agricultural exhibits from this
county, to show at the state fair now in pro-
gress at that place. Mr.. Coleman is doing
more to advertise this county than any other
one man i'll it, and we hope his efforts will
be seconded by every citizen who is DESTROYS
of attracting a good class of settlers to our
county.
Richard Taylor came down from McCook,
Sunday. He has al excellent position with
the Beatrice Life Insurance Company. x =
c. a. Dorathy, left on No. L, Thursday, for
McCOOk and other western Nebraska points,
looking up a location. x < W. ID. Paine,
of McCoOk, was visiting old friends in Ex-
eter and looking after his farm, this week. X
+ Mrs. Lloyd Hileman went west, yester-
day, to join her husband who is at McCook.