The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1889-02-08
PERSONALS.


j. Il. Fancher OF the Democrat force Is ab
sent visiting in Iowa.
Billiard Is putting up n large storage build
ing in his local lumber yard.
Us. LeHew has moved into Office quarters
In the Morlan brick. this week.
Judge Cochran went down tn Topeka. Kan
sas, Tuesday evening. on business.
Miss Sara Lowman returned. Saturday, from
a delightful visit 10 Denver friends.
night. from his notwithstanding trip, somewhat
improved.
Thos. O'Rourke Is home on a visit to his fami.
ly. Tom is running on the U. P. out OF Lara
mie, Wyo.
Thos. Golfer, ESQ.,, arrived home. to-day,
from a brief business trip to the "Queen City
of the Plains"
Mr.. Vern. T. Thoman is among the old en-
CINE men visiting in the city. He arrived in
the city on Saturday morning.
Mrs. J.. C. Allen was called east, Saturday
evening. by a telegram announcing the death
of her grandmother. She will be absent two or
three weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Hocknell, nurse and baby,
returned home. Saturday afternoon. on the
flyer, from a very enjoyable visit to Secretary
Laws and family, at the state capital.
John Kearns arrived from Jacksonville, Ill.,,
Wednesday morning. and expects to make
this his future home. He owns a farm about
Z miles southeast of the city, on the South
Side.
NJ. A. spalding of Yuma, Colo, came down to
the city, Tuesday evening. on a business mis-
sion. He still retains considerable interests
in the Magic City," which require his occa-
sional attention.
R. A. McCracken, who is a copy-holder under
the present legislature, came up from the
state capital. Saturday. remaining here until
Wednesday evening, when he returned to Lin
coin to resume his duties.
Earnest Mcconnell arrived. Saturday. from
Canada, where he has been spending a num-
Der of months al his old home. We under.
stand that his visit here will be brief, and
that he will afterwards return to Canada.
]. E. Kelley, of the firm of Babcock s. Kelley,
is traDsacting business in their new Offices in
the Babcock brick. Mr.. Babcock will also
move up in a few days, when the finishing
touches shall have been made to their suite of
rooms.
Representative Wilcox came up from the
state capital, Saturday, remaining with his
family until Tuesday morning, when he re-
turned to his legislative work at Lincoln. He
took with him a whole body and a clean con-
science.
This week. Messrs E. C. O'Donnell, of our
city, and G. H. Grubb, of Indianola, have form
ed a co-partnership for the transaction of a
law, land and loan business. A handsome suite
of offices in the Babcock brick are being car
peted and fitted in fine shape for their occu-
pancy, which will take place in a day or two,
when everything is in readiness. They will
doubtless do their share of business in those
lines.
Mr.. A. S. Hart, vino has been one of j. c. AL
len g. CO.'S most gentlemanly and efficient
clerks for the past six months. has resigned
his position and with his wife will return to
Hastings in a few days. After a short s~ojourn
in that city they expect to move onto a ranch
on the railroad between, Hastings and Grand
Island, in which Mr.. Hart is interested. The
best wishes of many warm friends go with
them to their new home.