The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-10-31
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A. ]. Beecher is still coufned to bed, but his
condition is improving.
Frank Hess and family departed for Salt
Lake City, Utah, Tuesday.
L. w. Reed, late in the Hour and feed bust
ness, expects to go 10 Salt Lake City after pay
day.
Nose Erman leaves for St. Louis, tonight.
His family and goods will follow in. a few
days.
Mr.. V. Franklin of the Citizens bank had
important business in Denver, Monday of this
week.
w. NJ. Sanderson and family left on Tues
day for Salt Lake City, Utah, where they ex-
pect to locate.
Rev. ID. l.. Mcbride has been attending a
state meeting of the Baptist church at FREE
mont, this week.
o. Frost, c. w. Beck, NJ. n. Eskey and c.
/. Knowles were among the BARLEY people in
the city, Saturday.
J. A. Cordeal of the Farmers & Merchants
bank, we are panied to learn, is down with an
attack of typhoid fever.
DIR. A. J. Thomas left for Benkelman, yes
terday morning, on professional business that
will detain him Il few days.
Special Agent Hutchins left for Grand Is
land and other points, Wednesday evening, on
government land business.
w. w. Fisher and daughter, Miss jamie Fish
er, are down from Wauneta, to-day, expecting
to return home in the morning.
Mrs. ]. D.. Robb departed Sunday evening,
for St. Joe, where ~sheexpects to a an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends.
Senator Manderson's reception in the Nc
Cook Club Rooms, yesterday afternoon, was
quite generally attended by our people.
Mrs. {. NJ. Wilson is entertaining her sister
and husband-Mr. and Mrs. f.. &. Blackman
of st. Louis, who arrived Wednesday morning.
Miss Minnie Johnston and guest, Miss Mag
gle Allen of St. Joe, returned, Monday night
on DELAYED No. d, from a brief visit to Denver
and the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mills, of Republican City,
were guests of Congressman Laws and family,
Saturday and Sunday, returning homeward on
the evening passenger of Sunday.
r. z. High, the clever and popular political
warhorSe from Lebanon, has been spending a
few days, this week, in the metropolis. in the
vicinity of which he has been doing effective
campaign work.
J. w. Hupp, Geo. w. RalSten, b. +. Brad
bury and ii. h.. Waugh of Lebanon were up,
Saturday, to witness the McKeighan fiasco, E.
and to take in the grandest republican rally
ever held in western Nebraska.
Fl Ostrom, late with ]. Albert Wells, is
now in the dry goods department of ]. w.
Winger & Co, Lincoln THE TRIBUNE will
keep the "hossy colonel informed as to this
section of the vineyard and wishes him the
full measure OF success.
County Clerk Roper, County Judge Reyes,
]. w. Dolan, Walter Rowland, w. K. Starr, c.
ii. Oman and other County-capital friends
swelled the grand audience that greeted Judge
Mason, Gov. Richards and Lieut.. Gov. Majors
at the opera hall, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il. Babcock, of Yuma, Colo,
mourn the sudden death of their infant son,
Churchill, which occurred at Cambridge, last
Friday morning, while Mrs. BabCock was
there on a visit to relatives. The remains OF
the dear one were buried at Yuma, Saturday
afternoon.
b. A. Harlan of the StockviIle Sentinel, IA.
Andrews of the Benkelman Democrat, +. Bert
Risley of the Culbertson Republican, {. A.
Warner of the Stockville Faber, C.. III. Israel
of the Benkelman Republican and Bill Brown
of the CulbertsOn Sun were among the news
paper men in the city, Saturday.
Mr.. Season of Arapahoe, a brother of Z. A.
Sexson of Box Elder, made us a brief call,
Tuesday afternoon, in company with +. A.
He reports a decided revulsion of feeling in
Furnas county respecting Mckeighan. and
feels certain that Hon. n. V. Harlan will car
ry that county by a comfortable majority.
G. W. Bartlett and family left on Wednes-
day evening for Denver. They did not take
their goods but will probably arrange to re-
main there. We regret the departure of so
many of our good citizens, but the crop failure
and diminished business makes it necessary
for them to look elsewhere for business.-Bart-
ley lnter-OCean.
Edgar Howard, the clever and talented
gentleman who formerly published the Benk-
Gilman Democrat,made a brief visit in the city,
Saturday last, while en- route for Benkelman
on private business. Mr.. Howard is a Prac-
teal newspaper man and in speaking of the
Nebraska weekly press said: 81 have seen
about every paper published in this state.
THE MCCOOK TRIBUNE, l regard as being
the neatest and model newspaper of the state"