The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-21
TIME TABLE,
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ings.
The Q lost over 100000 by prairie fires and
the like, the past year.
Mrs. Frank S.Reid and family were up from
Oxford, Tuesday, on some business.
H. J. Crandall and wife arrived home first
of the week, from their visit to Missouri.
Supt. Campbell went up to Denver, Satur-
day night, returning home on E, Monday af-
ternoon.
A car load of turner's from San Francisco
went through here, Wednesday afternoon, at
tached to No. E.
Second annual Bible school Nebraska gospel
union, Crete, July 1926 Fare ~ rate for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July 1926.
Bohemian turner's ASSOCIATION meeting,
Schuyler, Neb., July 1928. Fare ~ rate for
the round trip. Tickets on sale July 1929 in
elusive
Roadmaster Haley and Joe Cordeal went
down to Holbrook, Saturday evening, to look
after some parties who are alleged to have
stolen a number of ties from the company.
Ed Highland, the genial and clever assis-
tant superintendent of the Lyons branch, spent
Saturday at western division headquarters,
where he is ever popular and welcome guest
The members of the Denver turnverein that
went through here, Tuesday afternoon for
Milwaukee, created some excitement and in
terest at the depot. Some of the turner's were
pretty well 'loaded"
Ethel, the two year old daughter of Alex Nc
Donald of the car repairer's force, died on Sun
day afternoon of diphtheretic Group. The re-
mains were inferred in Longview cemetery,
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Frank Harris and Jake Burnett left for the
mountains, Monday night, on jaunt for the
benefit of Franks health, which has become
slightly impaired of late by too close applica-
ton to business and much confinement at
office work.
The agent at Hendiey is out of about one
hundred dollars on account Of accepting a
draft on Colorado bank which had failed.
He also has about 5000 in another defunct
Denver financial institution All of which is
to be deplored greatly.
Miss Ola Hanna, sister of Mrs. r. R. Woods
at Sheridan, has gone to Denver. :. John
Sanders, the eating house proprietor at Hold
rege, who years ago ran the McCook eating
house, has sold out to Mr.. Byers of Beatrice.
formerly a commercial man.-Alliance Grip.
Agent Letford received notice on SATURDAY.
that the railroad company wished him to take
charge of a station at Corona, Colorado. The
wages paid at this point are little better
than at Stamford. A new man will be here
this week to relieve him. stamford Enter
prise.
Mrs. ]. E. Sanborn has received the sad In
telligence of Mr.. Sanborns mothers death,
which occurred Thursday morning after his
departure. 1t was impossible for him to see
her alive, which makes it sadder for him. Mrs.
Sanborn was not able to 60 with him. He will
soon return.
Aspecial rate of SI6.35 for one way ticket
to Chlcapo for the worlds fair has been made
by the Burlington, good on July u, "a, 81, and
August 7. These tickets are not good fol
sleeping cars. The round trip rate for same
dates is one fare for the round trip, S2I.Io;
good for about 10 days for return. No sleeping
car privileges o-3ts.
Brakeman Ira E. W. Casey died of typhoid
fever. Tuesday evening, after quite prolonged
illness. The deceased was injured accident
ally at Otis, Colorado, on the night of May 2Ist
His injured footwas rapidly and nicely healing
But after being around a few days he was
taken down with typhoid fever, which resulted
finally in his death. His remains were for
warded to York, this state. Wednesday evening
for burial. He has homestead up in Hayes
county, besides carried $1,000 life insurance
policy, over which there are indications tha
there will be some dispute. The deceased re
ceived faithful attention throughout his Ions
illness, especially from his cousin George
Kingnan, who is beneficiary of $1,000 under
the dead mans will, which it is rumored, will
be contested. Casey was a member of the
knights of the Maccabees, and carried ssooc
OF their insurance. Besides his heirs will re
cieve $50 out of the Burlington relief. The
$1,000 in the B. r. T. was made out in the
name the young lady at York to whom he was
engaged, but as she did not come in response
to the telegram announcing his serious illness
this amount was willed to the cousin who has
SO faithfully watched over him during his i'll.
ness; of the other money his mother gets ST, soc
and younger brother similar amount.