The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-07-25
PERSONALS.


Sheriff McCOOl was In town, yesterday.
Selma Noren is visiting friends at Orleans.
Mr.. will Clark of Omaha Sundayed among
friends i'm the city.
Miss frankie Bean and friend are visiting
at Atwood, Kansas.
W. T. Hinton represented Danbury in the
metropolis, Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar F.. Funke of Lincoln visited
friends in the city, Sunday.
DIR. b. B.. Davis was called to Cambridge,
Tuesday, on professional duty.
C.. j. Ryan returned, yesterday, from a
business-pleasure trip to Grafton.
Postmaster Kennedy of Wauneta gazed oil
the sights of the metropolis, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. p. Rinker were registered
guests at the Opelt, Lincoln, Tuesday.
Sheriff Britton of the county of Hitchcock
had official business i'll the city, Monday,
Banker A. E. Harvey of Orleans circulated
among the citizens of the metropolis, Tues
day.
Miss Hayes, a charming ChampiOnite, and
daughter of Captain Hayes, is visiting Miss
Stella Hutchins.
w. j. Fodrea, county superintendent of
Furnas, was a sight-seer in the valleys
PRIDE" Tuesday.
| EowJ.r . w;lonv moryatad t,po oars of
cattle in the South Omaha market, wednes-
day. NJ. Erman also marketed a car.
S. Il. Messner, one of our substantial Dan
bury friends, was in the metropolis, Tuesday,
Oh some matters of political moment.
r. b. wahiquist paused a short time with
his numerous friends in the city, Saturday,
ell route to Hastings, from Denver.
George Ralsten of Lebanon spent a few
hours in the city. Saturday evening, ~fayOring
THE TRIBUNE with a brief social business
call.
Prof. WIN. Valentine came in OH last nights
flyer from Nebraska City. The professor
discarded his wooden shoes at the whistling
post.
E. c. Ballew returned, wednesday evening,
from a weeks trip into the Black Hills cOun.
try, on a business excursion for the First Ma
tlOnal bank.
Mrs. j. e. Allen, before another issue OF
THE TRIBUNE, will have returned from her
extended visit to Cincinnati. OHIO, and other
eastern points.
Jack Billiard of Palisade, THE TRIBUNE
regrets to note, is confined to his fathers resi-.
dence with an attack of typhoid fever, rather
critical in its present outlook.
Mesdames G. II. Boyle, NOrthrup, and DR..
Boyle, of McCOOk, were in the city Tuesday
and organized a w. G. Il. U. at this place and
officers were elected.-TlmeS.
Major Pearman was a business visitor, yes
terday. The maps of this county, which the
Major is having made in an eastern city, will
be on sale about Tuesday OF next week.
Mrs. F. }. Forbes of McCOOk is in the city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. +.
Tomblin, arriving OH Tuesday in company
with her brother Fred.-ArapahOe Pioneer.
G. E. Hastings of Lincoln, representing the
Union Central Life Insurance Co, is again
in the city, being called back by a pressure
of applications in his substantial "Old line"
company.
W. F. Lawson and family arrived home,
last Friday morning OIL the flyer, from a de.
lightful visit of a number of weeks in Iowa,
much invigOrated and refreshed by their va
cation.
j. A. Palmer of Omaha spent the early days
Of the week in the city, auditing the stock of
the Billiard Lumber Co. Mr.. Palmer repre-
scented Geo. A. Hoagland-the Omaha men,
Der of the company.
Mr.. j. Albert wells leaves about the LIST of
August for the New York market, to select
his fall and winter goods. Being early on
the market, he expects to secure choice arti.
cles and rare values.
Mrs. S. A. Prescott left, Thursday of last
week, for New York City, where she will be
absent about two months taking instructions
under an expert trimmer. Upon her return
she will bring a large and complete line OF
fall millinery and notions.
j. Byron Jennings and family were east.
bound passengers, Tuesday evening. Mr..
Jennings will attend the republican state con-
vention at Lincoln, this week, and afterwards,
with his family. visit Chicago, st. Louis and
other points of interest east OF the Muddy
Mrs. Martindale, milliner of the j. Albert
Wells establishment, leaves, Sunday, for New
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