The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-07-13
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R. ?. HIGH of Lebanon was with
us briefly, Saturday evening.
R. Q. PHILLIPS was up from Lincoln,
Tuesday, on irrigation business.
MRS. FAULKNER of Hastings Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs A. J. Clute.
i COLONEL MITCHELL of the esteemed
Courier was city guest on Saturday.
Miss WINoNA PETERSON of Stratton
IS down attending the county institute.
A. J. RAND and mother from Indian
ola were city visitors, Tuesday evening.
i EDITOR FLOYD of the Trenton Regis
ter was business visitor. Monday even
ing.
REV. DURANT was in Trenton and
Haigler yesterday, on business of the
cloth.
| JEROME LEWIS was the guest of his
brother William of our city, close of last
week.
for Los Angeles, Gala, on a business
!, mission
MRS. J. W. DoLAN visited her sister
Mrs. E c. Burlsett briefly, Wednesday
evening.
E. E. UNDERWOOD and wife were over
from Danbury, Friday, on matters of
business
PERRY WEsTPHELING has been laid
off for sixty days on account of slackness
of business
| E. c. BALLEw lett on Sunday morn
ing to visit the wife and relatives down
in Missouri
MRS. Z. L. KAY returned home, early
in the week, from visiting at her old
Kentucky home
w. o. BOND, clerk Of the district
court, had little business in the princi-
pal city, Tuesday evening
MRS. ALBERT McMILLEN has been
enjoying visit from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcconnell of Trenton.
MRS. c. E. POPE gave up her.proposed
visit to Utah and the coast, on account
of the strike, and returned home.
E. NJ. WOOD was over from Danburv,
Monday, on some business. He reports
crop prospects in that section as onlv
fair.
w. S. FITCH, president of the society,
went down to Indianola, Wednesday
morning, on agricultural society busi-
ness
EDITOR BARNES of the Times had
business in Lincoln, the early portion
of the week, arriving home on Tuesday
night.
J. I. BULLARD of Palisade gravitated
to the chief city. Tuesday evening, to
the special meeting of McCook Lodge
No. I35.
TREASURER MEsERvE has been up
from Indianola, few days, superintend-
ing the shipment of few carloads of
hogs from his Brush creek ranch.
JAMES HATFIELD came in from Col
orado, first of the week. spending a few
days here on his way to Omaha, where
he is in the stock commission business.
L. w. MCCONNELL and wife arrived
home, Sunday night, from their pro-
longed visit in Illinois. George Berry
is expected in a week or two on visit
MRS. L. L. MCBRIDE and Miss Lillian
Bump, mother and sister of Marshal
Bump. arrived from Leavenworth, Kan
sas, Monday evening, and will visit here
two or three weeks.
MRS. D. A. GIsE and two daughters
of Joliet, ILL.,, is spending the week
here, guest of Mrs. Elmer Rowell They
are on their way home from visiting
Benkelman relatives.
| MAYOR KELLEY and wife went up to
Denver, Tuesday night. He returned
yesterday. Mrs. Kelley will be absent
month visiting her sister in Denver and
her mother in Idaho Springs
CAL. THRONE and - Selbv depart
ed yesterday eastward, overland, looking
for work and location. They take
Selby's shooting gallery outfit with
them. Thrones family will remain
here for the present.
0. LoNGNECKER, son of John Long
necker of Red Willow, arrived home
from his visit to Kentucky, week or
two ago, much improved in health, hav-
ing had delightful visit, but of course
being quite pleased to return to Red
Willow
JOE STEPHENS brought his two