The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29

NJ. w. Newman went up west, Monday
noon on 80.
j. B. Meserve was a business tourist to
Arapahoe, Friday.
Receiver Babcock made a run dow the
Valley on 40, Tuesday evening.
Fred d. Pitney of Culbertson was register
ed ut the Commercial, Tuesday.
ii. w. johnson run UP from Newark, Mon
day evening, on a little business.
Clark Ward of the capital was 4 Saturday
pilgrim to this commercial shrine.
John Lanhan of Crete, the well known
contractor, was i'll the city, last Friday.
Roadmaster Highland of Red Cloud was i'll
the city, yesterday, on official business.
w. O. Moody of Stratton transacted some
business i'll the city Oh Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. o. Moody of StrattOn visited
friends i'll the city, Thursday and Friday last.
Mrs. NJ. f. Brown, mother of Mrs. Il. L.Kay,
left on 40, Tuesday evening, for Pontiac, Lii.
Miss Bernice Hunter of Indianola came up
to town, FRIDAY noon last, Oh Il short visit 10
friends.
S. L. Williams went down to his claim on
the Smoky, i'll st. John county, Kansas, Oh
Monday.
Attorney Starr of lndianOla transacted
some land business before the local officers
here, Friday.
A.E Lang, prominent Short Horn breed
er from the eastern part OF the county, was
Ill town, Friday.
C.. L. Watkins of Blue Hill enjoyed the
freedom of the city, Saturday. Land bust
hess called him hither.
Captain Emerson of Wano, Kansas, and
brother, We're circulating around the city, the
latter OF the week past.
NJ. W. Bowman of the StrattOn Gazette
made this office a call, Saturday. during d
short SOiOuIn i'll the city.
John Dawson, Esq, of Alma, came up to
the city, last Friday night, Oh business, re-
manning here over sunday.
Mrs. j. L. Berger visited relatives at the
county-seat, the latter part OF last week, re-
turning home On 80, Friday.
B. +. Rawalt and w. II. tanning, two of
Hastings prominent citizens, We're in the
city Il few minutes, Monday.
\. f. Dyer, County Surveyor of Hayes
county, was i'll this business centre, Saturday,
looking after some lan matters.
NJ. j. Abbott of the Hayes Centre News
was in the city, Monday, returning home,
Via CulbeTtSon, on tile noon passenger.
Mrs. Frank Harris visited Mrs. Fred d.
PiJney at CulbertSOn, Thursday last, return
ing home tbp tOIIOwinG Friday evening"
j. \. Rudd, manager for the Frees & Hook
nell Lumber Co.. at Trenton, made Il run
down to this business centre, Saturday even
ing.
J. Z. Wray of Culbertson and d. NJ. Tomb
lii of ArapanOe spent a few minute in the
city, Friday. They were Ell route for points
west.
Ed. Bohanan was i'll town, Tuesday, on his
way to Cheyenne county, Kansas, Where he
has a claim upon which lie has advertised TO
makeproof.
w. II. Stripe of Omaha, one of the prOprie-
tors OF Progress" the champion OF organic
ed labor, dropped i'll to this Sanctum Il few |
minutes yesterday.
Editor w. Z. Morgan of the York Repub- !
lean passed through the city, Friday, bound
Tor home, after Il sOjoum OIL his land i'll the
vicinity of Haigler.
John Hughes, an engineer on the Milwau-
kee IL st. Paul, and an Old-time friend of
Train Master Pheian, was i'll town, Monday.
He went East OH No. 40.
Mrs. W. II. Sherman. wife of Agent Sher-
man OF Akron, Colo, came down from Akron,
Monday evening, with Mrs. ThOS. Golfer,
whom she Is now visiting.
Mrs. Thos. Golfer, who has been visiting
Mr.. Golfers mother Oh her homestead, near
Akron, for the past week. returned home,
Monday evening on No. 10.
II. W. Pike, who occupies the tripod of the
Akron Beetle, made Il lying visit to the
principal city, Friday. Pike reports great ac-
tivity Ill that flOurislling burg.
John Morris, passenger conductor between
Oberlin and Hastings, with headquarters at
the latter point, was in the city, Monday,
looking after his interests here.
Rev. Allen BARLEY came up from Indianola,
Saturday, remaining i'll the city, until Sunday
evening, assisting kev. Wheeler of the NJ. L.
church III his Easter Services i'll the morning.
Editors Danford of the Benkelman News
and Hines OF the Imperial Chronicle made
these headquarters a short, fraternal call,
Monday evening, while i'll the city on a flying
business trip.
G. T. Whitehead of the Rocky Mountain
News, Denver, Colo, came down to the city,
L uesday, and Is spending a few days here OH
business connected with his paper. We ac-
a pleasant fraternal call. Mr..
OF the west. |