The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-04-07
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Fred Carruth and bride arrived in the
city, last night.
c. H. Oman Of Danbury was a city
guest on Wednesday.
R. D.. Tate of Palisade was the guest
of his sister, fore part of the week.
F. H. Spearman made a business trip
to Omaha, Tuesday evening on 6.
S. w. Huddleston went down to Kan
sas City, Monday, on a business trip.
Samuel Wilde and wife OF McCook are
stopping at the Capital.-Lincoln Cali.
M. H. Bacon and family left, on Tues
day for their new home in Kenosha, Wis.
Amos Baughman of Burntwood, Dundy
countyh, as been visiting McCook friends.
c. F. Babcock was in Holbrook, Mon
day, on business connected with a land
deal.
Geo. w. Bede has located in Arapahoe
and will write farm insurance during the
summer.
George J. Burgess attended Easter
services with the family at Arapahoe,
Sunday.
City Clerk Warren made a flying bust
ness visit to Culbertson, Wednesday
morning.
Joseph Osborn of Edison is in the city
OH a months visit with his son Milton,
the drayman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ellis and Miss Flor
ence Yarne1l were passengers on s, Sun
day, for Iowa.
Judge Welty has Cancelled the jury part
of the April term of district court in and
for Hayes county.
Miss May Prime of Oxford returned
home, Sunday evening, after a short visit
to relatives In the city.
Miss Rache Berry has been enjoying a
portion of the weeks vacation in Denver,
going up on Sunday.
M. J. Abbott of the Hayes Centre Re
publican was a pilgrim to this CONNER
cial mecca, last evening.
G. L. Turner has shipped his house.
hold goods back to Arapahoe, where he
is running a Racket" store.
Glenn Carruth went up to Madison,
Nebraska, Wednesday, to witness the
marriage of his brother Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weygint moved
up to the farm in Frontier county, first
of the week, for the summer.
J. H. Bayston, popular and efficient
county superintendent, was in the city
Tuesday, on school business.
Miss Nellie Scarf of Herndon, Iowa
is visiting S. D. McC1ain and family OF
the farm northwest of the city.
Sheriff Banks spent the early portion
of the week in the city, on business, and
incidentally to take in the election.
c. H. Sutton arrived from Wing, Ill.
first of the week, and has been greeting
oldtime friends in this place and vicinity.
Mrs. ]. P. Lindsay and children left,
yesterday morning, for Iowa, on a long
visit to relatives in Des Moines, and in
other Iowa points.
Miss Bertha Boyle was a passenger on
s, Monday afternoon, for Chicago, where
she will take a term of instruction at the
Central Music school.
Mesdames Z. L. Kay and Julian HUI.
laniski INDUCED in a pilgrimage to Hast
ings, Monday evening, returning home
the following evening.
Misses Amy Strasser and Halle Bonn
gardner have been putting in vacation
week very pleasantly with relatives and
friends in Hastings and Ho1drege.
Mrs. J. M. Boyle, who has been the
guest of Peter Boyle and family for past
few months, for her health, departed on
s, Monday, for her home in Chicago.
Miss Ellington Wilson commenced a
spring term of public school in the Pick.
ems school house over in Valley Grange
precinct, Monday morning of this week.
Hon. J. E. Cochran, consul to San Sal.
vador, Salvador departed on Monday
evening for his post of duty, via New
York City. The family will join relatives
at Lincoln in a few days.
Mrs. c. H. Boyle departed, Monday
afternoon, for the Worlds Fair city, to
spend the summer with her mother and
to see the sights of the fair. Mr.. Boyle
will follow in a few days.
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