The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-07-20
PERSONALS.

the city, Saturday.
County Treasurer Goodrich WINS In the city u
few hours. Monday, OF business.
C.. u. wnblquist of the Democrat spent Sun
day with his parents at Hastings.
&. W. Meeker, Esq, of Imperial was In town.
Tuesday. on land and law business.
Il. -. Likes. Esq. was down from Hayes
Centre. Tuesday. on legal business.
". j.. McGillcn or the Harlem Cattle Co..
stratton. was u city visitor, Tuesday.
Chancellor Thompson of Mallalieu Univcrs..
~ was married In California, July eth.
Judge J. f.. Cochran went down to Lincoln,
Wednesday evening, on legal business.
Capt. A. T.. Emerson of st. Frlncis was IL
noticeable figure on our streets. Tuesday.
NJ. ]. Abbott. county Judge, Hayes Centre,
had business in the metropolis, Tuesday.
W. G. Ashwill of the Stratton Herald had
business before tho local and Office, Monday.
County Clerk Roper was in the metropolis.
Tuesday, on business pertaining to his Office.
Squire Shirley of the scat of county affairs
transacted business in tho chief city, Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Leo Starbuck and family
moved down to the county-seat TO reside.
Monday.
Mr.. Mcbride of the Lawrence, Kansas. Loan
Co, we understand. has determined to locate
In our city.
Geo. w. Colrin of Arapahoe was in the city,
Tuesday. looking after valuable land interests
in the suburbs.
Col. c.. ID. Cramer, ex-county clerk, was up
from the county capital, yesterday. on matters
business and social.
j. &. Good, of Falls City, an extensive owner
of Driftwood realty, was up looking after his
property interests. this week.
Col. 7 Z. McCracken has been i'll since Sun
day and is still confined to bed. We hope for
an early and complete recovery.
NJ. Stern, Holdrege, vas in town, Monday,
ON business associated with his brick building
now under way, adjoining this office.
Mr.. c. Fl. Blackwell, of Trenton, N. J., adj
vertises money to loan on c~hattels. in this is
sue. He is oficing with GOWN Il Dempcy.
Miss Rilla Meeker, sister of c., Fl. Meeker,
arrived from Pennington. ILL.,, Wednesday.
She accompanied the Harris-Meeker party to
ManitOu, last night.
Commissioners Bolles and Duckworth were
in the metropolis, yesterday, giving genuine
ness to the bridge bonds by the addition of
their signatures thereto.
W. s. Kimmell OF the %sprightly Hayes Centre
Times spent Saturday in the city, on business
and in visiting friends and acquaiatances
herein. He drove home, the following day.
Architect C. C. Rittenhouse was up from
Hastings, Monday, on business connected with
a number of buildings in our city for which
he has drawn the plans and prepared the speci-
ticatiOns.
A. II. Minis and son of Humboldt. Richardson
county, spent Thursday afternoon in the city.
They were en- route to Denver and the mount
aims, whittier they continued their journey.
this morning.
A. NJ. Webster. an immigration agent of
Washington, ILL.,, is in the city, arranging to
run a harvest home excursion from the east
to this point. He is an old time friend of Capt.
j. A. Wilcox and family.
DR.. b. b. Davis went down to Lincoln, Mon
day, to attend a meeting of the board of re-
gents. He returned home, this morning, the
investigation having been concluded and the
offending chancellor fired.
Mrs. W. z. Daucby and sister-in-law, Mrs.
DUNCAN of the Empire state, are spending to-
day in the city, guests of Mrs. DIR. Stutzman.
Miss Oracle Dauchy has been spending the
week with the doctors little girls.
Messrs. Lippencott and MickeI of the State
Journal Co. were in the city, Monday, in the
interests of that we'll known company of
the state capital. The boys, like many other
sensible and appreciative knights of the grip,
spent Sunday here.
Fl. L.. Merriman, Esq, of Stockville, while i'll
the city, Wednesday, on land and legal bust.
ness, made this Office a pleasant call. Mr..
MerrIman is an old iowa newspaper man and
has Iatterly performed good service on the
Faber, at odd times.
o. C. CASTOR and wife are in the city, the
guests of DR.. Stewart. They will to-day leave
IOr OdhldUu, tHcI Olu HOluC, tIlu 1 fIoil VA
that vicinity for two or three weeks. Mr..
CASTOR is now official court reporter at McCook
~Neb.-Omaha Bee, July 18th.
Last night, Fireman and Mrs. Meyers were
bereft of the joy of their household, a little
girl of about L months of age, by cholera in
fantum. The funeral occurred this afternoon
at Longview cemetery. THE TRIBUNE extends
the heartfelt sympathy of this community to
the bereaved and sorrowing parents.
j. Lucas, Esq, returned, Tuesday after
noon, from the Arkansas Hot Springs, where
the family have been spending the spring
months. The Judge reports Mrs. Lucas i'm
proving, although her life was despaired of
for four orive weeks after their arrival at the
Springs. He expects the family to return in
the course of q month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris and family, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H.. Meeker, and Miss Rilla Meeker
departed, last night, for ManitOu Springs,
Colo, where the ladies and children will make
quite an EXTENDED stay. having rented a cot.
tage for a number of weeks at that cool and
delightful summer resort. The gentlemen will
return to their duties here, Monday morning.
The publisher of a newspaper has one thing
to sell and one thing to rent. He has the
newspaper to sell and the space in the col.
umns to rent. Can any one inform us why
he should be expected to give away either
one or the other? He can do SO if lie pleases
and no does az a matter or practical fart