The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-10-10
PERSONALS.

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In the city, Tuesday.
Lewis Suess has entered the McCook Bust
ness College, this week.
Congressman Laws has been in Lincoln,
part of the week, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Menard rave been visit
ing in Denver and the mountains, this week.
Mrs. Patton is here from IndianOla, Iowa,
on Il visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. M. Noble.
Messrs. Lindner and Erman returned, We'd
nesday night, from a business trip to 81. Louis.
S. w. Huddleston was down at ArapahOe,
Thursday, looking after his lumber interests.
&c. Ballew enjCyeda season OF quietpast-
Misunderstanding at the county-seat present,
Tuesday.
Captain Hayes is down from Chase county,
this week, on land business before the local
officials.
w. S. Summers, one of the able young men
of the Beatrice bar, had business in the city,
Saturday.
w. George Sheppard, the jeweler, now DC.
cupies space in Lytle's hardware store in the
Union block.
Jay Olney came up from NOrcatur, Kansas,
last evening, on business with the Bank OF
McCOGk folks.
G. A. Floyd, one of the publishers of the
Register, Trenton, was a business caller, last
Friday evening.
County Attorney Orr and his Man Friday,
Dave Johnson, were down from Hayes Cen
tre, Monday, on business.
Mrs. George Conner of McCOOk is in town
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
ROy.-Falls City Journal.
Mrs. j. Albert Wells will depart, Sunday,
for Galveston, in the Lone Star state, ona
visit to a sister living there.
w. E. Irons, publisher and factOtum of the
Stratton News, had business at commercial
headquarters. Monday evening.
Special Agent Hutchins left, Saturday
evening. for Lincoln and Omaha on govern
ment land business of Importance.
S. W.. GODDARD and family, of Frontier
county. brother-in-law of C.. Nj. Lopez, are
visiting with the family, this week.
Mrs. O'Brien, Miss May and Master Dan
departed, Tuesday morning, for Kankakee,
ILL.,. where they will in future reside.
Mr.. Cushing of PlattsmOuth, democratic
candidate for state treasurer, was looking
over the local political field, Tuesday.
Charlie Babcock and Jim Hatfield went up
to Denver, Tuesday, to take in the Overland
Park races, and on business of Importance In
other directions.
County Attorney SnaveIy enjoyed the
blowing of the gentle zephers of the metropo-
lis through his burnsides. Tuesday. "While
all the world wondered"
VIM. Coleman arrived from the Illinois
state fair, this morning. He feels quite comb
dent that his showing there will be advanta-
geous to Red Willow county.
Charlie Watson, Ed. Wilcox and Charlie
Leach INDUCED in a cycling trip to lndlanola,
Sunday. Col. Huber was also a VlSltOr at
the sleepy seat of county affairs.
r. B. Wahlouist, the democratic goat whom
fascinating little Tommy Benton IS under
| contract to slaughter in November, visited
his admirers and friends and co paralysis Ill
NcCOOk. Saturday afternoon and evening.
G. $. Bishop, editor of the Courier. left for
Maryville, Tennessee, Thursday, where ne
will take charge of a a republican paper
which Andy Goddard purchased lately. lie
expects to be gone about nine monthS.-
Times.
A. Oppenheimer arrived home, Tuesday
evening. accompanied by his son-ln-law,
Jacob Levi. Mr.. Oppenheimer has visited
Washington, among other eastern points, and
reports having seer C. w. Davis, Col. Nc
Cracken and other former McCookites, dur
ing his absence.
Dell Latin is now welding the yard stick
with J. e. Allen & Co. of McCOOk, and VIII
he glad to meet all of his CulbertsOn acqualnt-
ances when they are in McCook. He order
ed the Republican to visit him regularly 10
see how the folks get along up here.-Cui-
bertsOn Republican.
Ernest Mcconnell and wife arrived in the
city, last Friday, en- route homewardfrom at
tending the brotherhood convention at San
Francisco, last week. Earnest is now run
ming out of Toronto on one of the Canadian
lines. They were the guests of his sister,
Mrs. Albert McMillen.
Charlie Barnes of the Indianola TimestooS
a plunge in the metropolitan swim, Saturday
night. The last the reporter saw OF Charlie
he was in the tolls of the Philistines: Null
len was giving him an advance sheet OF
strictly CONFIDENTIAL in one ear, and Wahl-
quist was whispering into the other ear how
he and Bill McKeighan we're mesmerizing
the farmers and would sail into office, No
yember four times. Finally, as an anticil-
max, the boys took an adjournment to Pat
sey's Place, where the whole tale of woe,
blushes(O and all, were washed dow and
settled.