The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-09-21
PERSONALS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wager VISITED In cui
bertson, this week.
ID. J.. Griggs left for Chicago. yesterday,
where he will spend the winter.
f. A. Leach has been out of the city since the
close of last week on business.
Mrs. NJ. a.. Northrup left. Monday morning,
for Michigan. where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Rodney Smith. family, and sister. left on
Monday for Denver, where their future home
will be-.
George l.. Etter. Commercial House cleik k. is
absent from the city on a visit to Kansas
friends.
II. L.. Merriman. ESQ. was over from Stock,
vile. Monday. OF business before the local U.
s.. land Office.
J.. a. Cordial and J. II. Bennett were up In
Hayes county. Monday and Tuesday, OF chat
tel loan business.
Fowler S. Wilcox marketed two car loads of
of cattle in Omaha. the future great market of
America. Wednesday,.
Mrs. Ed. Marquis, a former resident of our
city. has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II.
Burns since Tuesday.
Albert McMillen returned from a flying visit
to Colorado, yesterday morning. all radiant
with a quiet, snbdued joy.
3. F. Yates, Nasty. and Jacob Dambach,
apothecary, were down from Hayes Centre,
Friday, to the democratic fiasco.
Mr.. N. Burtless Dry Creek is visiting in
York state in the | ipe of improving his great
ly impaired health. He will be gone II humble
of weeks.
DR.. A. j. Thomas went out to Bird City, Kan
sas, Sunday, to look after his real estate in
terests in that vicinity, returning home on
Tuesday morning.
Mir. C. L. Watkins, upon whose shoulders
rests the destinies of nations and of the U. L,
party of Red Willow county, agitated the
air of the metropolis, Tuesday.
David Walker came dow from his claim
near Hyde, Saturday, and will remain in the
city until his health, which has lately been
somewhat impaired, is improved.
Frank Huber returned from the Columbus
e~ncampment. Tuesday morning, having had a
delightful time among his old shipmates at
that grandest reunion ever held on earth.
Norman Forbes left, Monday morning, for
st. Thomas. Canada, on a visit home. Norman
has been steady and tireless in his application
to work, and richly deserves the vacation.
nopil DnnncC tho nnnu rnnn ctocfnl MO
day, for his Texas home to spend the winter.
Before the robins nest again, Dave may be eX-
pected back with his customary pony herd.
Rev. L. W. Dwire of the NJ. E. church arrived
from the Minden conference, Monday
night. His many friends will be pleased to
learn that he has been returned to this charge
for another year.
Chairman Jennings of the county republic
can central committee has been laid up again
with a return of the fever, but is slowly mend
ing now and hopes to be pushing things in the
local campaign in q few days.
John Majors returned Saturday, from his
visit of two Or three weeks in eastern and
Nebraska, ON business, and is
.1ischarging his duties as Register Harris clerk
in his usual debOnair manner
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole arrived from Per-
~, Iowa. Saturday morning last, on a short
visit to relatives in McCook and vicinity. Mr..
Cole is a brother of NJ. H. of 4-20; Mrs. Cole a
sister of Mrs. 1. w. Dwire of this place.
Joe H. Esterday's handsome form was no.
ticed on the streets of the city during the clos
ing days of last week. Joe makes his head
at the state capital now and has the
appearance of taking life easy, as usual.
Capt. j. {. Hayes and J. S. Shoemaker. Esq,
Of Imperial, Chase county, spent Tuesday in }
the city. running down from the representative
convention at Benkelman, of which the cap !
was chairman, and in which capacity heis
said to have covered himself with glory.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Billiard returned. Satur-
lay night, from their Omaha visit, being &C
companied by Mr.. Billiards. father, j. I. Bull
ard, ESQ.,, a prominent lumber dealer of
ILL.,, who started for home, Mon
day evening.
Miss Clara Dimmitt entertained a small
company at the residence of her parents north
of the city, Monday evening, in a felic-
itous manner. The guests were Misses Nina
Mayme Hunt, Lillian RoweIl, Doro-
thy Hunt, Messrs. Geo. B. Berry, Thos. Glass
colt, and E. L. Benedict.
Geo. W. Cobbs and lady registered at the
from Rome City, Ind, Wednes-
lay, the 18th inst. George is one of the "old
he having located near Cedar Bluffs, |
Kansas, in 1884. We congratulate him upon
mis- hymeneal venture and bespeak for him
and his estimable wife Il long and happy life.
Messrs. Hofer ana Kimmell of the Hayes
Centre Times came down to the city, Friday
night, on matters of business and pleasure, re-
turning homeward, via Culbertson, Sunday
morning. The boys are putting up a newsy
title paper for the people of Hayes county and
Ire securing a goodly measure of appreciative
James Winters, the Indianola dairyman and
)ne of the jolliest boys who ever crossed 1.-The
pond" was a participant in the ebsequies of
W. A. Brown, the young man from Lincoln
who was buried in Longview cemetery, on
afternoon, under auspices of the A.
}. U. W. lodges of this city and I%ndian0la.
Jim, with twelve other members of the Indian
lodge, attended the session of the McCOok
in the evening. after which they drove
it being d bright moonlight night.
THE RAILROAD.