The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-06-16
PERSONALS.


w. X. Starr. Esq. wife and sister. of Indian
ola, were Commercial guests. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Babcock visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. A. Boyd ut Culbertson. Sunday.
C. G. Potter and family have moved out on
to the farm, a few miles northwest of town.
Patrick O'Connor Is building n residence on
the Riel tree claim recently purchased by him.
Prof. C. C. Hoffman is now costly ensconcod
in his new home in the northeastern part OF
the city.
Capt. A. L. Emerson of st. Francis was In
the principal city, Tuesday and Wednesday on
matters of business.
States Attorney Snavely, burnsides and all,
was up from the scat of county affairs, Tues
day on legal business.
ia. Piatt, lately with J. f. Ganschow, is now
clerking for George Paxton, the tobacconist
ut his new quarters.
Jesse PreCmore is suffering greatly from in
juries received while riding Il bucking bron-
cho. His recovery is slow.
~ nv uOFb IdliN sitht
Wednesday evening, while returning from
church, but is better, to-day.
Contractor James McAdams was in Omaha,
this week, figuring on the iron and stone work
on his Culbertson bank contract.
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell returned to Lincoln,
Tuesday, after Il short %sojourn in the city,
guests of L.. Lowman and family.
S.. d. Hunt returned fiom his trip to Kansas
City on brotherhood business, on Sunday. C.
G.. Potter preceded him Il day or two.
Miss Matte knights will remain here until
school closes before leaving for her new home
in Notwithstanding Kaleidoscope.
Messrs. G.. S. Bishop and Elias Peterman of
the county-seat were in the principal city.
Thursday evening, on Masonic matters.
Miss Lue Chrysler. Il most efficient member
of Red Willow county's teacher corps, is spend
ing the summer vacation at White Bear Lake,
MINI.
B. b. Duckworth came in, Wednesday. from
Colorado, where he is selling some cattle. He
returned to the west on the following morn
ing's passenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hayes, of Amboy, ILL.,,
were the guests of Judge and Mrs. j. f. Coch-
ran, the fore part of the week, departing for
home onThursday.
Father A. J. Capellan, who is now minister
ing TO the spiritual needs of the Catholic peo-
pie of Indiauola, was in the city on business
of the cloth, Thursday.
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extended visit in California, having had Il trip
brim full of delights. but quite satisfied to re-
turn to Red Willow county.
Superintendent Campbell and Geo. HockneII
departed, Wednesday evening, for the City
on the Lake" to be present at the nomination
of our next president and vice.
John Healey, baker at the Bon Ton bakery,
is quite sick. He is being we'll cared for by
friends at the residence of Carl Clark. but is
not much better at this writing.
Rev. Joel S. Kelsey of the Congregational
church spent last Sunday in Humbolt, Rich
ardsOn county, where he formerly preached.
He returned home early in the week.
Gilmore's worldwide known band passed
through the city, Friday morning. bound for
San Francisco. They Travelled in Il special
train of three Pullmans and q baggage.
Lee Bernheimerw was down at Indianola, We'd
nesday, taking measures for suits. Lee has
more than a local reputation in the tailoring
lipe, and takes many orders in neighboring
towns.
Judge Cochran and Reporter CASTOR held
| district nOI1rt in oni For Hitobooolr oo,nfv
Monday. Attorneys Wiley, Jennings, Morlan
and Rittenhouse, and Mr.. ". Franklin were in
attendance.
Mrs. J. E. Cochran is entertaining her aged
mother, Mrs. Beecher of Lincoln. Also, q
young daughter of DR.. Knapp, superintendent
state asylum. They will make quite an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. c. l.. NettletOn, county superintendent
left on Tuesday morning, on q visit to schools
in the eastern part of the county. She is con-
Quoting the regular teachers examination at
Indianola, to-day.
a. E. Harvey, the well-known Orleans bank,
er and loan broker, and Charles H. Smith, a
prominent Hartford, Conn.,, capitalist. were
in the city, Sunday. on business, the nature
of which is elsewhere explained.
g. C., R~ittenhouse, the Hastings architect,
was in the city, Saturday, on business connect
ed with the new school house, and the First
Observation-Disclosures buildings. for which
he drew the plans and specifications.
L. y. Brandt, clerk at the b. & n. Eating
House, is the latest purchaser of acre proper
ty. He has just paid S125 for Il ~five-acre piece
of the Pate quarter northeast of the city
His land adjoins the Harris-Lawson ten acres.
F. Bert. Risley of the Culbertson Reveil!e
was in the metropolis. Friday evening and Sat
urday morning last, giving a verbose, oral ac-
count of the Hunter-Hull tragedy of last week.
A number of over-confding citizens are now
carrying their right arms in sings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Nesmith of Dundy Co.
were the guests of Captain and Mrs. J. a. Will
cox, Saturday and Sunday, they returning
home on the Monday morning train. Mr.. Mes
NTH is a county commissioner and one of
Dundy's most substantial and excellent citi-
zens.
Edgar Howard of the Benkeiman Democrat
and W. C. Ashwill of the Stratton Herald drop
ped down from the west, Monday evening, on
business matters. returning home on the
passenger, Tuesday morning. Brother How,
ard made this Office a short call during the eve
ming.
Miss Mamie Pettee left on the passenger,
Monday morning, fork home in Plattsmouth,
this state. Miss pet.ee has been the Obliging
and competent assistant of ThOmp.
son during the major part of his term and the
patrons of the office and her many friends i'll
the city will miss her.
]. E.. Berger returned to Denver, Tuesday,
after a short visit to relatives and friends III
Red Willow county. He at once enters the
railroad service rs Pullman conductor. out of