The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1889-03-22
PERSONALS.


Mr.. Caleb tiu'iier is able to be about agar
after II se.cre bou with pleurisy.
Thrs. b. Roweli's new dwelling in the north
eastern part of tow Is about completed.
Mrs. Ferguson of Stanton. this state. is In
the city. this week, visiting her sister. Mrs. Il.
NJ. Hale.
Mr.. Smith. formerly engaged In the barber
Ing business here, father Of bert. is visiting In
the city.
proud parents OF a bouncing boy baby. Wednes.
day morning.
Col. Snavely was up from the seat of county
affairs, Wednesday evening, on business of a
legal nature no doubt.
ID. e. Eikenberry's brother arrived from
Indiana, last Friday, and will remain d perm
anent citizen of Red Willow.
Hon. j.. W. Ivey, Hayes Centre, banker and
leading politician. was hobnobbing with the
boys of the metropolis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Will F. Lawson took the flyer, Tuesday
morning, for the ''City on the Lake." where
she will visit friends for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton of Hayes Centre moved
down to the city, the latter part of last week,
and will make their future home with us.
Supt. Campbell and President Hocknell have
been helping aleng the wheels of legislation at
Lincoln, this week. Both returned home,
Wednesday.
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William Wilde, representing the bright and
sprightly Omaha Republican, was in the city.
Sunday and Monday, working in the Republi-
cans interests.
Manager Ballew of the McCook Loan and
Trust Co. made a business pilgrimage to the
county-seat, last evening, returning home on
the night passenger.
Mr.. T. NJ. Helm and son Elmer started over
land, last Friday, for the PROMISED Land'-
Oklahoma. May success be their portion
among the boomers"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Moody of Stratton visited
friends in the city, the close of last week. The
former returning home on the early morning
train, Monday. the latter remaining here I'M
til the night passenger.
Travis Benjamin, of Banksville. who is do
ing efficient clerical service in the Office of the
short visit. the close of last week. He left for
the state capital on Monday evenings train.
j.. c. Allen, who has been east a number of
weeks laying in a large and varied stock of
spring goods, arrived home, Monday. He will
shortly present for the inspection of his num-
erous customers a line unexceiled In Western
Nebraska.
Rev. f. W. Ware, pastor of the NJ. E. church
at Lexington, Nebraska, made Elder Clover
and Rev. Boswell a brief visit on Tuesday.
He was driving through the country to Nc
Cook and other points in the west.-Bartley
Inter-Ocean.
Mr.. Tom. Fratm, of Hastings, inspector for
the loan firm of Mckinley s. Lanning, was in
the city, yesterday. He went west, this MORN
ing. to inspect some claims in counties west of
here. upon which his company contemplates
placing a farm loan.
III. c. Jacobs and wife of Highland, Hayes
county, were in the city, a few days. the close
of last week, returning hOmeward on Sunday.
Mr.. Jacobs formerly resided near McCook,
having homesteaded what is now known as
Browns Park Addition.
Mrs. J. r. Phelan came down from Holyoke,
Colo, Monday, and has been spending the
week with relatives and friends in the city.
Two of the younger children accompanied her.
They have been the guests of Mrs. A. Camp
bell, and will return home on Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lowmana arrived home, Mon
day, from their eastern trip of pleasure and
business. New York, Baltimore and Chicago
are OF the cities visited during their absence.
announce having purchased a stock of
goods calculated to astonish and delight the
people of McCook and Southwestern Nebras-
ka. Besides the social feature of their pill
was decidedly fe!icitous.