The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1889-05-24

uONh ii, SATURDAY, Ou u lltlt buODplUR eAptul
ton.
Prof. Hoffman departed Tuesday, on a hurri.
ed business trip to Geneva, Superior and Lin
coin.
c. F. Babcock took No. l. Sunday evening,
for Denver, expecting to put in the week there
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate drove down from Carrlco,
Monday, and are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
LaTourette.
Milkman Clark's usual docile steeds indulg-
ed in a lively little runaway, Tuesday evening
Damage light.
E. c. Ballew of the First National had bust
ness before the county officials of Hitchcock
county, Tuesday.
County Superintendent Howard of Hayes
county had business before the local q. s.
land Office, Tuesday.
Mr.. Burt Coldren, Denver, Auditor of the
Howard Lumber Co., was transactlng business
in the city, Wednesday.
Mr.. A. H.. Mendenhall and HI. l.. Lippencott
of the State Journal Co., Lincoln, were looking
over the city, Tuesday.
j. Dillenback, examiner of loans for the
Nebraska Loan and Trust Co., Hastings, was
in the city, Wednesday.
Hon. w. A. Paxton of Omaha, visited his
old time friends, the Burtless family at Glen
wood, the first of the week.
Jos. W.. Shabata, loan examining agent,
Dawes s. Foss, Crete, was here in the perform
ance of his duty, Wednesday.
DIR. B. B. Davis is in attendance upon the
State Medical Association at Kearney, having
departed yesterday evening.
John S.. Hughes was down from his stock
farm in Hayes county with his thoroughbred
~trotter, Moskmont, THURSDAY.
Judge Cochran and Reporter----drove
up to Hayes Centre, Monday, district court for
Hayes county being in session.
Mr.. E. E. Bowen, senior Boston member of
Bowen & Laycoak, spent several days, the lat
ter part of last week, in the city.
Mrs. ]. A. Jackson, has taken a claim near
Haigler and moved onto same the first of the
week. Tom will remain in McCook
Chas. Boyd returned, Monday night, from
Frederick, ILL.,, where he had accompanied the
remains of his mother, for final interment.
A. e. Lyle was granted q permit by the city
co uncil to erect a frame building on Dennison
street until the Coz brick on the old grounds
can be erected.
Mrs. Joel s. Kelsey leaves the latter part of
the week for her home at P%ittsburg, on q visit
to relatives and friends which may reach sew
eral months in duration.
Joe. D. Robb, left, Tuesday, for Abba, Iowa,
for a short visit with his parents and friends.
We have not heard whether Joe will bring
back a partner" with him or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Lucas drove up to Hayes
Centre, Monday. The Judge had some legal
matters to attend to in the district court which
was in session in that county.
Miss Ada Outgoing gave a tea party to a
company of young friends, evening
of last week, at the residence of her parents
in the northwestern part of the city. a pleas
ant evening was passed.
Editor Byrkit of the Republican Valley
Echo, spent a few fleeing hours in the city be-
tween trains, Monday OF course Mr.. Byrkit
called and was shown through the depart
ments of this newspaporial kingdom.
B. F. Brewer has sold his stock and farm
south OF the river to Chas. Human, of Nc
Cook. Mr.. Brewer has bought three-ifths of
the creamery in McCook, and will help to
make that enterprise a success.-Bartley In
ter-Ocean.
Lawyers Hatch and Galloway, Liverymen
Kisseberth and J. NJ. Garrett, of Hayes Centre
drove DOWN to the city, Wednesday, on bust
ness matters and to imbibe some of the spirit
and business activity of the Peerless City to
inocuIate the Centre with.
John Majors, of McCook, is still said to be a
possibility for register of the McCOok land
Office. He was in the city, to-day, and stated,
with some assurance, that Senator Lindsay
had everything but a walk-away. Mr.. Majors
will not yield the fight until an adverse ap-
pointment is officially made.-Omaha Bee May
18th.
Elder L. L.. Combs of the Christian church,
has been conducting a series of meetings in
the city, this week. The Elder is a forcible
and learned expounder and has been drawing
ROOu duuleuCGS. 1EcEt art dUOuI MY pcEsOuS
in the city holding membership with that de-
nomination. An organization will be effected
with the view of buying or building q building
for church purposes. The meetings will be
continued this week in the old Q. s. Lane Of
fee building on the hill.
Mr.. Caleb Clothier, assisted by Mrs. H. Fl.
Troth, entertained q few of their Quaker
friends, last Monday evening. in a grand and
sumptuous Eastern style, indicative of a New
Jersey hospitality, where sociabiliry, and lux
uries abound, and when partaking of the deli
cacies of the season late in the evening, after
spending the fore part thereof in the social
game of Progressive Euchre, where some of
the party failed to progress.) reminded one OF
the good old days so happily spent in the grand
old state of New jersey
j. X. Grifitts, Travelling Passenger Agent,
b. NJ. was in the city, Thursday, in the in
terest Of the Crete Chautauqua Assembly.
Mr.. Grifitts took the evening train east, but
will return Sunday. and in the evening speak
concerning the Assembly in the Congregations
al church. He informs US that if an excursion
party of fifty or more can be organized one
half rates will be given by the railroad COM
pany. Those desiring to join the excursion.
which will leave on the morning of June 9Th.
are requested 20 hand their names in to W. ?.
Lawson at the First National Bank, who will
provide programs of the Assembly to all APP
! p~licants.