The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-06-13
PERSONALS.


Ex-COngressman jacobson was a city WIS.,
itor, Tuesday.
Mayor Billiard went in TO Omaha, this
morning, On business.
j. w. Dolan was a city visitor Monday,
from the county-seat.
c. F. Babcock is in Omaha on business.
Will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. &. l.. Laws and daughters arrived
home from Lincoln, last night.
Deputy Collector Stewart was enrolled on
the Commercial House register, Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Hocknell arrived home, last Fri
day, from a short visit over in Norton, Kans.
U.J Warren was down at Davenport.
this state, over Sunday, attending a family
reunion.
j. r. McFaul, his father and neither of
Trenton, were the guests of w. III. Davis,
Monday evening.
l.. Ii. Wallace, the Red Cloud jewelryman,
formerly of this city, was the guest of Ill. p.
Sutton, Wednesday.
Mrs. II. S. Kimmell of Somerset, Penna.,
arrived in the city, Wednesday evening, and
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Kimmell.
Col. r.. b. Likes of Hayes Centre spent a
few hours in the city, Tuesday, while en-
route to IndianOla on district court business.
was over on land business, yesterday. He
was not forgetful of his fraternal duty i'm the
premises.
Special Agent Hutchins has moved into the
c. w. Paine dwelling, corner Douglass and
Macfarland, j. F. Majors occupying the
house vacated by him.
Capt. StiIgebOuer and Doc. Minniear were
over from Danbury on business, Tuesday.
They report the small grain crop i'm distress
but the corn prospect as immense.
Captain j. G. Hayes of Champion, Neb.,
was at headquarters, Tuesday night. The
captain was also among the WOrkmen's
guests at their social on that evening.
Mrs. W. Keller, of McCook, stopped over
i'm this city Tuesday and Wednesday, on her
way to Pennsylvania, where she will visit
relatives and friends.-Hastlngs Democrat.
M. o. Mcclure, who has been running the
Sergeant house in this place for some time
past, has gOne back to railrOading again and
the house Is closed at Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Fred Hutchins will leave for Salt Lake
City, Utah, in a few days. Mr.. Smith of
PlattsmOuth, a well equipped pharmacist,
his successor. is already installed in his place
at McMillen'S.
w. d. Paine entertained his cousin, Mrs.
Shurtleff is the mother of the Shurtleff boys
at StrattOn, and was OH her way to Iowa from
visiting them.
Mrs. Thos. Hyde, of Lincoln. arrived in
the city, Wednesday evening, and will be the
guest of her brother, Mr.. j. Il. Billiard, for a
number of days. Mrs. Hyde is the wife of
Col. ThOs. Hyde of the Lincoln Daily News.
Hon. Geo. Hocknell and Supt. Alex. Camp
bell, of McCOok, were in the city, Thursday
morning. Both gentlemen are tending close
ly to business with a weather eye on the con-
gresSiOnal SituatiOn.-HaStingS Democrat.
DR.. B. b. Davis was a passenger for the
capital city, Monday. He will be absent I'M
til to-day, attending the meeting of regents,
participating in the alumni banquet, and wit
Messing the commencement exercises of the
state university.
Judge Cessna has set Tuesday, June 10th, as
aday to hear the Red Willow county seat
case. The first session will be held at Indian
ola, and the Judge will provide himself with
an arsenal and a company Of Thayer's tin
soldiers before crossing the county line
Hastings Democrat.
On Monday, c. T. Brewer received his first
consignment of steers from his Green River,
Utah. purchase of 1, 500head. This train load
contained 375 large five-year-Olds, which were
bought by Register Hart and placed on the
Starbuck ranch, recently rented by him. The
Register will run them on grass during the
summer and corn feed in the fall. Mr..
Brew er expects another train load the first
of next week.