The McCook tribune., 1891-03-27

Citizens and Visitors Brief,
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You.
~ Know Not What the Truth May Be
TELL it as Twas Told to Me-"
Judge Cochran was at the capital, Monday
OH business.
E. G. Ballew had business at the county
seat, Saturday.
Hilen Trowbridge is in the city on short
visit of business
Miss Cora Murphy of Buda, ILL.,, is a guest
of Mrs. NJ. E. Knipple.
II. II. yesterday was down the road, yes
terday OIL firm business.
Miss Jenkins, Mrs. McCabe's millinery, ar.
rived from Chicago, Yesterday.
Genial Bob Williams of the Stratton Her
aid was city visitor, Monday.
Secretary of State Allen sojourned in the
city our Sunday OIL private business.
DR.. A. j. Thomas spent Sunday with his
family out on the ranch. returning to his dem
tai work here on Monday.
DIR. A. P. Welles was called up to Akron.
Saturday, on an important professional visit,
returning home on Sunday.
Judge j. E. Cochran of McCook, says the
Lincoln Journal, occupied sofa in the
senate chamber, Wednesday.
j. II. Goodrich, Jr., formerly county treas
urer of Red Willow, now a resident of Lin
coin, was city guest, Wednesday.
Lowell Clyde, who has been attending the
Illinois College of Pharmacy, at Chicago,
during the winter, returned home Tuesday.
ID. L.. Brace, the Lincoln real estate dealer
who has cleaned up neat fortune out of
capital city realty, was city visitor, Monday.
City Clerk Kelley, who has been absent a |
few weeks attending to an uncle's business
in Des M0ines, Iowa, arrived home, Sunday |
noon Oh the flyer.
MIR. John Hatfield is here from Decatur |
Ills, looking after his large interests near |
McCook, which he proposes improving ex-I
tensively. this season. !,
G. E. Wallin came in from OSkalOosa, la.,
yesterday noon. He will remain few DAYS
looking after his real estate interests down
in Red Willow precinct.
.. T. Smith, brother of Frank Smith, the
pharmacist, has removed to this city from
McCOOk and will assist Frank in his drug
business. Beatrice Express.
Capt. r. o. Phillips, the handsome and
clever manager-in-chief of the Lincoln Land
Co., came in from Lincoln on yesterdays
1yer on business in the 'Lalla OF the Valley"
u. j. Warren and w. s. Kimmell drove
Up to Culbertson, Sunday, and enjoyed the
natchless hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. John
}. Hughes of the Commercial House of that
'urg.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sibray, en- route home to
indiana from visit to Portland, Oregon,
Gere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Scott,
his week. They journeyed eastward this
lorning.
County Attorney Dodge was before the
npreme court Wednesday, using his best
forts to show that august body that Indian
las costs in the county-seat skirmish ought ]
OF to be taxed to Red Willow county.
MIR. and Mrs. A. D. DeLand of Sheboygan,
Vis., en- route home from a visit to Cali
'rnia, stopped over in the city, yesterday,
see Mrs. E. g. Nettleton, county superin-
'ndent, all old friend and acquaintance.
John F. Majors left, Monday morning, for
'yoming, to assume the duties of his office,
'ecial agent of the general land Office. His
lrisdictlon covers the entire state, and his
will be at Cheyenne. His
mily will remain here for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Rowell enjoyed visit,
e closing days of last week, from their son
)hn and family, who left, the fore part of
70 week, for Hastings where Mr.. Rowell
ill engage in merchandising. His clerk and
Mr.. Anderson, and wife,
no were also here, accompanied them.
Mr.. Hocknell returned Sunday from the
He visited, during his brief alb
nee, those marvellous municipalities of the
und, Seattle and Tacoma; also charming,
osperous Portland-on-the- Willamette. To
y that he is sensibly impressed with the
Dndrous progress of that famous and favor
section of Uncle Sans fair domain is put
lg it strictly mildly.