The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-08-10
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w. C. Rullard & Co. are erecting extensiv,
coal sheds.
Ben Morrison took u flying trip to Oberlln
Wednesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Majors have gone to Den
yer for a fews days rest.
Mrs. A.. A.. wenger of Trenton is a visitor
with Mrs. j, A. Wilcox.
Page I. Francis is on a business trip to the
Capital of Hayes county.
p. j. Bloom, has just finished d neat little
residence on MacDowel Street.
Miss Rachel Berry is expected home from
her summers vacation. by her friends, Satur.
day.
John Steinmetz and family are now snugly
enscounced in their new home, in West Nc.
Cook
Luman Howe and Jim burden attended the
great brotherhood meeting ut Saint Louis,
yesterday.
Mr.. Simpson has resumed his partnership in
the firm of Jay Il Simpson, BARRIERS. Holyoke
did not suit him ut all.
John w. Kimmel, son Of Rev. j.. W. Kimmel
left for Sandyville, Ohio. yesterday, where he
will make his future home.
j. w. Corner, one of the sturdy and well to
do farmers OF Coleman precinct, gave this Of
flee a friendly call. yesterday.
J.J. Lamburn. Esq, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank. at Indianola. paid The TRIBUNE
Office a pleasant visit Yesterday
Miss Sara IOwman and Miss label Meserve
returned home on the flyer, Wednesday, from
visiting friends at the state capital.
John Fl. Christner, Hayes county's hand
some young county clerk, transacted some
business matters in the city, Tuesday.
Baker of the Wauneta Breeze was among
the many visitors i'll the chief city, Monday.
He left for home, the morning following.
Mrs. Lou A. iogers of New Mexico, and a
teacher in their schools, is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. j. A. Wilcox for a few days.
Miss Grace Aspell of Denver is visiting IN
the city. the guest of Miss Sara Lowman She
arrived Tuesday and will remain q few weeks.
Receiver Jacob Steinmetz, Thos. Golfer and
c. b. Wahlquist attended the democratic con-
gressIonal convention ut Hastings, the first of
the week.
Ed Leach got in a hurry, the other day, and
on timing himself, discovered that he could
walk from his dwelling to the daguerrean Of
fee in | minutes.
S. Il. Smith, Esq, of Indianola, shows him.
self to be a consistent temperance man by re-
fusing to assist the democrats by running on
a third party ticket.
A. A. Hatch spent Wednesday night in the
city on his return to Hayes Centre from at
tending the democratic congressional conven-
ton at Hastings, Tuesday.
DR.. S. L.. Green returned, Wednesday, from
quite an extended s~ojourn at Salt Lake-some-
what improved in health-yet thoroughly sat-
isfed with McC0ok as a home.
Col. Snavely of Indianola and ]. A. Wilcox
went to Grant precinct Wednesday evening,
to assist the ~wide-awake republicans Of that
town, in organizing a republican club.
Secretary of State Laws spent a few hours
in the city, Sunday, shaking hands with his
many warm friends and well-wishers here. He
returned to Lincoln on the evening passenger.
Miss Ida J. HOLSTER left. Monday night.
for Cheyenne, Wyo., where she will spend a
well-earned vacation of three or four weeks,
visiting her brother, F. w. HOLSTER, and wife.
Editors Howard of the Benkelman Democrat
and Ashwill of the Stratton Herald had a bust
ness call to the city, Monday evening. return
ing westward on the passenger, the following
morning.
Miss Minnie Schell. an accomplished young
lady of Beatrice, Neb., spent Friday night in
the city, on he: way to Stratton to visit an
aunt, Mrs. Pearson, who resides upon a farm
near that town.
+. NJ. Kimmell, editor and proprietor OF this
paper, like the Arabs, has quietly folded his
tent and stolen a%way-not like the Arabs to the
wilderness, hOwever-but to the mountains,
where he hopes TO gain a little needed rest.
Q. D. Ercanbrack represented McCook in the
three-days shooting tournament at Hastings,
this week, and succeeded in securing a num-
Der of the prizes. He took first money in two
matches for ten blackbirds and ten bluebirds,
the first day of the shoot.
Mr.. John w. Hart and family OF Auburn,
ILL.,, are visiting in the city, the guests of Reg
lister Hart. They will remain here a number
of weeks. TIL register and his brother will
visit Denver, the mountains and various points
in this state during their %sojOurn in Nebraska.
Frank Harris and Charlie Meeker went up to
Manitou, Colo, Saturday night, to spend a few
days with their spOuses at that gem of noun
tain resorts. Frank returned, Tuesday morn
ing, TO his clerical duties, Charlie tarrying
until the close of the week, amidst scenes of
pleasure" etc.
J. NJ. Griffith, of wahoo. one of Uncle Sans
eagle-eyed bank inspectors, examined the First
National of our city, Tuesday. Mr.. Griffith
gives it out sub rosa that the institution ism
prime financial condition and that its system
of bookkeeping is the finest and most perfect
in his Jurisdiction, Nebraska and Kansas. All
of which is very gratifying and compliment
airy.
I'D. McNeely, a prominent and wealthy citi-
zen Of st. Joe, Mo-, was in the city and vicinity,
a number of days, the latter part Of last week,
looking after his extensive interests in McCook
and Red Willow county. He left for home.
Sunday morning on the flyer. He expressed
himself surprised and pleased at McCook's
growth during the past three years, and with
the material advancement of the county at
large, wherein he has considerable invested.
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