The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-12-21
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l.. Morse OF Benkclman sojourned ia the cit
u few hours. Monday.
Judge Ashmorc was up from IudIanola. Sun
day, n Commercial guest.
W. B. Spain of the county-se seat was anon
our city visitors. Tuesday.
w. q. Moody OF Stratton was IN the city OH
flying business trip, Monday evening.
Montgomery of the Culbertson Sun wa
down on u little business. Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. McBraycr arrived home
Tuesday, from a pleasure visit OF u few weeks
in Missouri.
]. II. KistIor of MeCook is in the city anC
may be found at the MISUNDERSTANDING Lin
coin Journal.
Miss Grace. daughter of Mrs. NJ. Wager. ar
rived homo from BARLEY. this morning, &c
spend vacation.
Mr.. W. Franklin of tho Citizens bank was q
registered guest at tue Windsor House. Lin.
coin, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. H.. Bennett have occasion to
rejoice over the advent of a daughter into
their household.
G. 8. Bishop and W. d Spain were up from
Indianolg, last night, In attendance on IL COM
mnndery meeting.
DR.. a f.. Hall made short visit to Red Cloud
the first OF the week, returning on the flyer.
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Anna Tho!e. who has been atten ing
school in this city, will spend the holidays with
her parents in Hayes county.
c. Fl. Peck, j. II. McFaui, A. A. Wenger and
o. II. reynolds of Trenton participated In the
commandery meeting, last night.
Dennis McKillip OF Thornburg, one of Hayes
%county's solid citizens, was in the city on IL
few little matters of business, yesterday.
George Ebert anu family departed. Tuesday.
for Chatsworth, ILL.,, where they will spend II
number of weeks visiting at their old Illinois
home.
E. M. FarnswOrth arrived from DEBORAH.
Iowa. last night, and will remain here u num-
Der of weeks. See his announcement else
where.
Mrs. NJ. Golfer, Mr.. Thomas Kelley and two
of Jerry O'Neill's Sons left for Fairbury, ILL.,,
yesterday. on Il visit OF IL number of weeks
back in the old home country.
DR.. q. L.. Kay was called up to Benkelman.
yesterday. to see Fred Lytle who is suffering
from q sad mental maIady of some character
and of II rather serious nature.
Miss Liudner. who has been absent Il number
~ ,,-VI, ,u.., l.. IL "a. l
ing. and will remain the guest of her brother,
Emil Lindner, an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. HockHell are now comfort
ably settled III their elegant suite OF rooms
over the new First National bank building,
having occupied the SAINT the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dixon and Miss Hannah
depart for California to. morrow afternoon on
The flyer. They will spend Christmas in the
Mormon Capital. They expect to be absent
all winter.
Prof. y. e. Eubank of the Hayes Centre
schools. Editor W. S. Kimmcll of the HAYES
Centre Times, j. p. Davis, Esq, and Zen. Spick-
elmier. of the Centre, were guests of the chief
city, Saturday. on business.
w. S. Hanlein and two sisters went down to
Barley. Tuesday, where they will attend the
winter term of Mallulieu University. His
mother and the remainder of the family Will
spend the winter in this city.
Mrs. b. Il. Davis went down to Beatrice, Sat-
urday morning, on Il short visit ut her home
near the city OIL the Blue. The doctor Joined
his wife at Beatrice on Tuesday morning. and
together they proceeded to Lincoln on a visit of
a few days duration. They returned home,
this morning.
Messrs. A. Hoagiand and Fred Wenzell, of
Omaha, were in the city. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, while in this part of the state inspecting
Mr.. Hoagland's extensive lumber interests, he
being the senior partner in the firm of W.. G.
Builard s. Co. They took Wednesdays flyer
for Yuma, Colo.
Mrs. DIR. Spickelmier departed on Thursday
morning for heroic home in indianapolis Ind,
where she will visit friends and make a call on
the President-elect. General Harrison. After
a short stay there she will go to GLASGOW, KY,
she willspend The balance of the winter,
home in the spring.
Sam. Huddleston. now in the lumber busi-
iiISc III CDIt OtDdlld- eIiful Il lt"h ds tuTlJ [
in the week in this city, his former home. clos.
ing up some unfinished business of the Bad.
ger Lumber Co. Sam was both pleased and
at the Improvements made during
the last season in the Pearl of the Valley"
Mr.. y. Rogers and j. II. Hanks, of Wayne
Iowa. arrived, this week. with their
and four good teams to occupy the
Fred Banjamin farm. together with Il tree
claim adjoining. making III all Az acres. sold II
short time since by H.. g. DIXON. real estate
gent. tn John Sutton. of Wayne county. Iowa.
'aid slln and immigration il Il part OF the fruits
II the trip II. G Dixon made in September into
LEI induce Immigration into this beauti-
,ul country
The stores of McCOOk are now filled almost
o Oyerfl0wing with goods suitable for the