The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-08-12

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us of the arrival and departure of their visitors
II. w. Cole returned, Monday noon, from
his Illinois trip.
f. S. Wood left, Tuesday, for Farragut
, Iowa, on a three weeks visit.
Louis la. Vollers, county clerk of Dundy
had business in this chief city, Monday.
Master Mechanic ID. Hawksworth of Platts.
mouth was here on business, yesterday.
State Treasurer Willard of Lincoln went to
McCOOk, yesterday. State Journal OF Sunday.
IL. 7. Anderson made a business visit to
the cOunty-seat, Friday morning of last week.
Editor Ralph McCracken of the News,
Hayes Centre, was a Sunday visitor III this
city.
II. H. Hamilton of the %county-seat trans
acted business in this commercial centre,
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Everts has been very low with
typhoid fever, with some Improvement at
this time.
Oscar Shaw, one of Indianola's business
men, was in town, Monday, between trains
SO and 40.
Miss Jennie Richardson of P%lattsmouth,
| niece of Squire COlvin, made a flying visit in
the city. Tuesday.
W. E. Fry made a business trip to Lincoln.
Beatrice and other points, Friday, returning
home on Sunday night.
John C. Harlan of the Kaleidoscope and
Frank Kelley of Cambridge were among the
Sunday tourists i'll the city.
Sylvester Cordial of Akron, attended the
meeting of Constantine COmmandery in this
city, last Thursday evening.
T. j. Floyd of the Trenton Torpedo was a
caller at these headquarters, Saturday, while
Ell route to the state capital.
Charles BuschOw of Red Cloud, a member
of the railroad commission. was a visitor in
the city, Friday of last week.
DR.. l.. j. Spickelmier went down to Blue
Hill, to-day, expecting to be absent about Il
week on ONE business matters.
j. E. Cochran, Esq, went down to Crete,
yesterday evening, on business. He will re-
turn tonight or tomorrow noon.
Judge Cobb of Lincoln. came up to the city,
Tuesday, on a short visit to Register Laws,
returning home, yesterday morning.
E. w. Viers of Elliott, Iowa, brother of
Mrs. Jos. SPOTS, arrived in the city, Friday
of last week, on a short visit to his sister.
G. W. Jacobson of Girard. Saline county,
was in town, the first of the week, and while
here invested in SOME city residence lots on
the hill.
Mrs. c. A. Scott and Miss Edith Crane,
who have been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Sutton, at Franklin, returned home, last
Wednesday.
Frank Casebeer, of Somerset, Penna., stop
ped over in the city, a few days, the first of
this week. on his return from Denver and
the mountains. He has taken a position i'll
the Gazette office.
r. C. Fisher went to Denver, Monday even
ing, to complete arrangements for opening
up a cigar store III the Scott building in the
immediate future.
Fred Harris returned from Brooklyn, y. Y,
Tuesday evening, his sister having so far re-
covered as to allow of his return to his posi-
ton at this place.
IL. II. Troth is down from the Willow, to-
day. He will remove his family here, the
last of the month. He expects Mr.. ClOther
from Philadelphia to arrive ON tonight train,
to spend some time on the ranch.
Rev.. NJ. w. Hanna, d.. d.. of Baltimore, |
Nd, al active memberOf the Board of Home
Missions of the Evangelical Lutheran church,
stopped over here. last week, to visit Rev. j.
w. Kimmel, and while here took drive north
of or 10 miles. He was surprised. both at the
beauty and growth of our city, and the fine |
prospects for crops. He said he had not seen
as good corn west of Baltimore. He paid a
to our hotels, by saying that they
We're the best he had visited west OF the