The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-12-05
PERSONALS.

WI SO - etsiip buAio StoSs
Judge Cochran held dictrict court in and
for Gosper county, last Tuesday.
Chas. Leach was down to the city of som.
bre Observation-Disclosures.
Prof. and Mrs. c. l.. Lopez welcomed a
baby to their hearthstone, Sunday.
j.. Byron Jennings was in the east, the
early days of the week, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Francis became the
parents of another baby girl, Thursday.
E. Lindner was wandering around Frontier
county, Monday, on matters of business.
Policeman McManigal and wife, Thurs.
day, adopted a young Knight of the Star"
Attorney Mollan and Stenographer Beech
er were at Elwood, Tuesday, on matters of
law.
Chief Clerk Majors represented this mu-
nicipality at Omaha and Lincoln, the first of
the week.
Andrew Nelson was up from Saline coun-
UyS ooouiuoys lOUhlLS dltCI HlS lutcItSIS Ill
Red Willow.
Col. Pickett, the veteran editor of Riverton
Enterprise, said grace at the Commercials
table. Sunday.
DR.. j. A. Gum, Arapahoe's talented and
popular physician, enjoyed the freedom of
the city, yesterday.
W. c. Boyle, one of Hayes Centres young
business men, breathed i'm the air of the me-
tropolis, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. C. Allen and Mrs. D. E. Bomgard-
ner were in Denver, the early days Of the
week, OF pleasure bent.
Mr.. Danford of the Stratton News was a
city visitor and welcome caller at these head
quarters, Saturday evening.
NJ. Stern, the Hastings wholesale liquor
dealer who is largely interested in McCook,
was a city visitor, Tuesday.
V. Franklin took yesterday morning. flyer
for Chicago, on business which will detain
him in that city a week or more.
Ou1 SluSy Wdo OfCl llOH NOlCdbuI, Glic
early days of the week, on business with his
associates of the Bank of McCook.
E. B. Bowen of the Boston Shoe Store
spent the early days of the week in the city.
He departed westward, yesterday.
County Clerk Roper Iosta valuable 4-year-
old colt, last week, Oh his South Side farm,
by drowning in the watering trough.
Messrs. Rinker and Griggs have purchased
the dairy business of Messrs. Clark and
Brown and are now in possession of the
route.
Mrs. Fred s.. Harris took her departure
Wednesday, for Alliance, after enjoying a
pleasant visit of a few weeks duration to her
parents here.
Harlow w. Reyes, our urbane and pains
taking county judge, had business which
caused him to make a brief visit to the me-
tr0polis, Monday morning.
Colonel Snavely and Attorney Strout came
up from Indianola, Wednesday, to meet
Judge Cessna on matters pertaining to the
SEAL VI COuIUy dudlIS Qu6SLIOn.
Charley Leach entertained his sister, Miss
Lizzie Leach and friend, Miss Matte Smith,
the closing days of last week, accompanying
them as far east as Hastings, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McMillen are experience
ing the usual parental joy over the advent of
their first born,-a~ girl,-which dates its resi-
dence in their household since Wednesday.
Messrs. Bomgardner, Majors and Kelley
INDUCED in a flying pilgrimage to the Queen
City, the closing hours of last week, return
ing home on the evening passenger, Sunday.
DR.. A. P. Welles accompanied the young
man who was scalded in the late Wray
wreck to WILDER, Monday evening. The
doctor will visit in Lincoln before his return
home.
Messrs. c. A. Van Pelt and Jay Olney
have sold their interests in the Bank of Nc
Cook to eastern parties. Mr.. P. A. Wells
becomes the cashier under the new arrange
ment.
H. J.. Pickering, Vice President of the
Omaha Type Foundry, passed a few hours
beneath these sacred shades, Wednesday.
The gentleman was in the city ON business of
pressing Importance.
Miss Bell Munson, the brilliant and charm
ing sister of Mrs. 81. P. Sutton, left for her
home at AinswOrth, this morning, much to
the regret of the many young people within
the charmed circle of her acquaintanceship.
Mrs. A. Snyder arrived home from an ex-
tended visit in Los Angeles, CAL, Monday
evening, much improved in health by reason
of her delightful sojourn in that balmy cline.
She spent a few days in Cheyenne, Wyo., on
her way east.
j. 2. A. Black, banker, county attorney of
Franklin, and a member of n Nebraska august
| body of statesmen, transacted business in the
valleys pride, yesterday. And still as The
| TRIBUNE goes to press the world is calmly
swinging along in its orbit.
w. E. Mullen, late graceful occupant of
the Democrat tripod, departed westward,
Sunday, and will pitch his tent in the Lone
Star State,-GalvestOn. He carried in his