The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-01-13
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No. l.
Squire Fisher of WaCneta was down, Tues
day evening on business.
q. A. Watkins, of Lamar, Nebraska, was
i'll the city, Tuesday, on land business.
Mrs. G. I'll. Harman left for H0lyoke, last
evening, after visit to friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Harry CrandaIl left on 6, Wednesday
afternoon, for her old home in Missouri on
visit.
K. j. Mitchell of the Indianola Courier en-
Joyed brief Whit of metropolitan air on
Sunday.
w. George Shepherd was down from Ben
kelman, fore part of the week on some busi-
ness matters.
| +. j. McHenry Organized a lodge of Mod
ern Woodman at Imperial, last week, con-
tanning 4S members.
Misses PhrOna and Eva Stayner are visit
ing relatives in McCOok this week.-Hayes
Center Republican.
Captain r. o. Phillips, the rustling sachem
of the Lincoln Land Co., was in the city,
yesterday, on business.
Frank II. Spearman arrived home, last
evening, after protracted absence in east
ern Nebraska on business.
Miss Mary Walters of McCook has been
visiting in ecity this week with Miss Clara
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Frank Carruth and family, who have been
absent in the eastern part of the state for a
few weeks. arrived home on 8, Tuesday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. V. Franklin INDUCED in a
brief visit to Lincoln. first of the week, go
ing down on 6, Monday and returning on S,
Monday night.
DIR. A. 2. Welles was at Indianola, Tues
day evening, acting as installing officer at
the 1. o. o. F. installation of Offlcers-elect of
the Indianola lodge.
Clarence Nettleton came down from Colo
rado, last week, on visit to oldtime friends
and on some business. He is living south of
Akron, and returned there this week.
Mrs. 2. L. Kay, Mrs. j. F. Kenyon, Mrs.
F. 5. Wilcox and Miss c. S. Whitley made a
flying visit to Hastings, Monday evening, re-
turning home on the following evening.
Register J. P. Lindsay was passenger on
6. Wednesday evening. for Lincoln, to see
how the fushiOnists are working the old
machine, and to get bird's-eye view of the
legislative situation generally.
E. w. Clarke arrived from New York
state, close of last week, and expects to make
! his home here. He is a very clever clarionet-
ist, and will be. great acquisition to Nc
Cooks splendid musical talent
j. M. Boyle, wife and family arrived in
the city, Friday last, from Chicago, and are
the guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Boyle. Mr.. Boyle goes back the close of
| this week, but Mrs. Boyle expects to remain
two or three months
b. M. Frees came in from Chicago, Tues
day noon on one, on his annual trip of in
spectisn of his lumber interests in this part
of Nebraska. He is the guest of his oldtime
business associate, George Hocknell of the
First National bark.
Miss Birdie Graham, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Welles, for
the past six months, departed for her home
down in Hamilton county, Saturday morning
on 2 being Unexpectedly called away by the
illness of member of the family. Miss
Brides manv friends here will sincerely
regret her departure, as she expected to
spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. GOOdner came i'm from
Denver, Saturday evening on 6, and will vi
sit here and at other points in the county
for few weeks, for the benefit of Mrs.
Goodner's health. Mr.. Goodner was form
erly in business in Danbury but is now sec
retary of the Spring Creek Gold Mining Co.,
whose mines are in the now famous Cripple
creek mining district of Colorado Mrs.
Goodnel has sister living in Cedar Bluffs.
Fred Duckworth will retire from his posi-
tiOn as clerk in the Bank of Benkelman, on
Februry l, having decided to engage in the
mill business, in the Duckworth Touring
mills in IndianOla. Fred has been chief
clerk and bOOk-keeper in the Bank of Ben
kelman for many years, and the service he
has rendered that institution has been
marked by devotion to his employers in
terests that has won for him their confidence
and esteem. He is a young man of sterling
qualities. and possesses business ability of
the highest order. His many friends here
will regret his retirement from Benkelman
business and social circles.-Bee.
It seems to be all right to have the pictures
of babies in church with haIos around their
heads, but how everyone kicks at live one
there.