The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1889-03-01
PERSONALS

r j. Byron Jennings had legal business I
culbertson, the fore part of the week.
e DR.. Cruiser of the Soutli Side has moved int
. the city and will practise his profession.
HIP. Waite and family moved TO McCook
:, last Friday.-Cambridge Kaleidoscope.
Representative Wilcox spent Sunday a
home. He returned TO Lincoln on Monday.
Mr.. A. Loeb of Hastings has been VISITING
friends and relatives in the city, this week.
II. w. Cole had business In the states me
tropolis, a number of days. the first of tn,
week.
Messrs. Geo. Hocknell and C. II. Meeker wen
In to Lincoln, Tuesday evening. on matters Of
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Ballew have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Laughlin for the
past week.
Miss Maggie McAlpine is spending a few
days with her brother and family In Indianola,
this county.
F. L. Brown made a short business pilgrim.
age to Denver, the close of last week, return
ing on Saturday.
Miss Fay Doty of Wauneta was in the city
Wednesday, on her way to Ottumwa, Iowa, on
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Oman, Fanny Fisher, G..
H. Grubb, S. r. Smith, of the county-seat were
city visitors, Wednesday.
z. E. Eisenhart, E. E. Capps and w allace
Wheeler were among the Culbertson visitors
in the city, w eduesday.
Mr., George McNaul spent a few hours in the
city, Wednesday, on his way to Wauneta from
a brief trip to Hastings.
Judge Harlow W. Keyes and father, NJ. Keyes
of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, were looking over the
city, Wednesday afternoon.
LA. Hurlburt, the oil man, who has been in
dulging in the luxury of an eastern visit, ar
rived home on the Saturday night passenger.
Manager Miller of the Economy Store"
Hayes Centre, had business in the city which
detained him here, Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Register and Mrs. S. P. Hart left on the Tues
day morning train for Ainsworth, Brown
county, where they will make u brief visit at
their former home.
Judge Royal Buck, of Forest Home" we
are pleased to note, has so far recovered from
his recent serious illness as to be able to be
about the yard again.
NJ. Stern, owner of the Stern's addition, has
been spending a few days in the city, this
week, on real estate business. He returned to
HASTINGS on Wednesday, evpniur
Mr.. A. f. Harvey, the Orleans banker, stayed
over in the city, between trains, Wednesday,
on business. He was en- route to Denver and
resumed his journey on the flyer.
Co. Treas. Goodrich returned from a two
weeks visit to Lincoln, Saturday evening.
While there he closed up a deal by which he
became the owner of about $50, 600 worth of
Lincoln real estate.-Courier.
Messrs. Geo. Kaime and Will Anderson in
voiced the The Frees & Hocknell Lumber Co.'s
yard at BARLEY, last Friday, preparatory to
turning over the same to The Huddleston
Lumber Co., who have purchased that yard.
c. e. Shaw of the Nebraska Loan and Bank
ing Co. of McCook was up from Hastings Tues
day, on business. He reports that the company
will open up on the first of the month, in the
franklin brick, upstairs, in rooms formerly
occupied by the U. S. land Office.
Miss Grace Hammer, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. f. o. Newman, during the past
winter, took her departure, Tuesday morning,
for her home in Polo, III. Miss Grace has be
journ in McCook. and regrets at her departure
are heard on all hands.
E.. f. Stephens, Supt. of Crete nurseries, in
his friends in McCook, early this
week, and sold Mr.. Hocknell a half carload of
trees for his fine block northwest of town,
with liberal sales to many other gentlemen
Stephens regards this as the most enter
prising town met in his round of trade.
Mr.. CIV. Marquardt, the DesMoineS, Iowa,
jeweler, who has been in the city,
the past week, on business connected with the
sale of the McCracken stock to McElwain s.
Bowers, took his departure for home, Tuesday.
Marquardt is considerably interested in
McCook, owning the Scott brick and valuable
property besides.
Messrs. J. c. Allen and Fl. H. Troth departed,
evening, for the east, and will be
among McCOOk's representatives at the inaug-
next Monday. Mr.. Troth will remain
in the east three or four weeks, visiting IN
Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mr.. Allen will also >
spend same time there, making purchases for
spring stock of goods.
Mr.. Charles White, of this village, started,
IN Monday the 18th inst, for McCook. Neb-
where he has accepted the position OF
for the Nebraska Loan and Banking
Company of that place. Mr.. White is a good
business man and will undoubtedly make q
7ery efficient man for the company. He Will
move his family west in the spring.
-Owego IN. " Times.
Col. T. E. McCracken left on yesterday :
for Washington, DC. to witness the
of General Harrison, next Men
The Colonel will spend some time at the
rational capital, and hopes to secure a position
lnder the new administration, in which TIE
hopes he may be successful. Secre- T
AIRY Laws accompanied the same parry which
out from Lincoln, yesterday.
VIM. II. Gorrell has disposed of all his pro-
,erty in this place, and in a short time will
move with his family to McCook, Nebraska. !
where he has purchased property. Mr.. Cor 8
has been station agent at Millersburg for
wenty-eight years and is'one of the most
and courteous officials along the +
inc of the road. In his removal from town,
iillersburg losses one of her best citizens /
Holmes County co. Farmer.
VIM. Fl. Gorrell. our most efficient station :
gent, has returned from the west, where he
las conclude l to locate. He has bought prop 3
'Tty in McCook, Nebraska, and will move there ,
n the spring. He saw James, Anderson and Z
lis sisters Mollie and Mrs. Rheem. and says
hey are looking hearty, and are well pleased I
the west. Mr.. GoTrell has been agent at
his dennt for about tMentH.:aYen Yaars and