The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-07-04
PERSONALS.

Miss frankie Bean Sundayed In Hastings.
Mr.. Oscar Funk of Lincoln Is visiting In the
city.
Mr.. VIII Clarke of Omaha was in the city
over Sunday.
Col. Bill Hinton was over from Danbury,
Wednesday.
e. p. Rinker was at the capital city, Sun
day, on business.
Mrs. Samuel Strasser spent the Fourth
with McCOOk friends.
Miss Josephine Billiard is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Nellie Hyde, of Lincoln.
Publisher Carpenter and Rev. Gettys were
among our Danbury visitors. Tuesday.
Jay Olney, of NOrcatur, Kansas. has been
in the city, since Tuesday, OH banking bust
hess.
Deputy Collector Stewart made the me
trOpOlis, yesterday, in discharge OF the duties
of his Office.
Banker Van Pelt of McCOOk was i'm the
city Wednesday, on a business expedition
Hastings Democrat.
Mrs. w. III. Davis departed for Clayton,
n. Y, this week, to enjoy a visit of two
months at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Snyder departed Friday
last, for the Black Hills country, to take
charge of a boarding train, returning to their
"Old love-"
stOn Lumber Co., spent the early days of the
week at ArapahOe and Cambridge, on COM
pany business.
Charlie Johnson of Brush Creek who has
been working in Denver for the past few
months, returned home on Tuesday of this
week.
Cashier Lawson and family departed.
Tuesday evening, for Iowa, where they will
enjoy a vacation season which will end with
the present month.
MARRIED.-On Friday, June Goth, 1890,
at Culbertson, Mr.. James w. Stalker and
Miss Charlotte Calkins, both of McCOOk.-
CulDertSOn republican.
o. Frost, C. w. Beck. G. w. Bartlett, NJ.
N. Eskey, w. c. Lathropand Sylvanus Rowe
are among the BARLEY friends, who, with
their families, celebrated with us.
Mr.. Smith, the genial clerk at McMillen's,
had business in Beatrice, a few days the
close of week past. Fred HutchinS meas
mod ~ Irr., o,,J lrnu, coda ,uotnr Ju.,n-
his brief absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Billiard were passen-
gers Oh Wednesdays flyer for the mountains,
where they will sOjourn during the month,
| visiting various points of interest as fancy
may suggest. and having a good time gener-
ally.
d. L. BOmgardner cam in from Lincoln,
Sunday night, and on the morning of the first
assumed charge of the receiyership of the To-
cal land office. His family will remove here
in due time. We extend a hearty welcome
to Mr.. BOmgardner.
X. G. Orr and j. w. Ivey of Hayes Centre
paused a few hours in the city, Thursday.
Mr.. Ivey starts for the state of Washington,
in a few weeks, and if he likes the looks of
the country will buy it, and locate III the prac-
tice of his profession.
Judge Jay Boone CeSSna,O o. r., has been i'll
McCOOk the past week, where betweenb being
wined and dined he has been delivering tenn
perance lectures. We hope that Co.'s. Golfer,
Kelley, Ballew, Billiard, RittenhOuse and the
balance of the brigade will keep a watchful
eye upon the distinguished judge.-HastingS
Democrat.
Z. Ii. Kellogg, the engineer in charge of
the ditch survey, was called to Denver on
business, yesterday morning. He has cOm-
pleted his work and will make his report next
Tuesday evening at a meeting of citizens.
Let all our business men and those interest
ed, be present to learn what a good thing
McCOOk has in sight.
Judge Cessna came up Saturday from Red
Willow county, and put in the week at Oma-
ha attending U. S. court. The judge is OF the
opinion he has a long job in front Ofhim, and
I'M tends taking his family down to McCOOk
with him, and when not taking evidence III
the county seat fight, HE himself to the
shady banks of the DriftwOOd and catch the
festive cat fiSh.-HastingS Democrat.
Miss Anna Mcnamara, formerly of this
village, but of late years a teacher in Nc
Cook, Neb., was married June 18th to Mr..
Bert Jacobs of Tampico. AS Miss McNama-
"a she was an excellent young lady and had
many friends in this vicinity, and as Mrs.
Jacobs we hope that life will continue to
pass pleasantly for her and for the husband
of her neutrality-suspicious. Qll.) Spike.