Heard at Hyannis   

John McCawley has sold his meat market at this place to a Mr. Nelson ofIllinois, who took charge of it the first of last week.

W. M. Alden bought the stock of merchandise belonging to A. W. Hake & Co. at Whitman the fore part of last week. Mr. Alden will operate both stores.

George Colver of Aurora has been in town for the last few days.

Miss Egan, who has been visiting her brother for some little time, returned to her home inSt. Louis Wednesday morning.

Bartlett Richards of Chadron, Neb.., is in Hyannis on business.

T. W. Gossard, who recently sold his saloon at this place, will open up a restaurant next week.

Omaha World Herald – 31 May 1897

Transcribed and contributed by:  Dan Zwakman

Hyannis Short Bits   

Mr. John H. Evert, who went to Ragged Top last week, returned Tuesday night, and will remain until spring.

H. L. Merriman, editor of the Grant County Tribune, returned Thursday night from Crawford, where he had been for four or five days.

John Deimer, a ranchman living about fifteen miles south of here, brought in three car loads of cows Monday night from Kansas City.

Mr. Palmer has bought the Whitman Hotel from Mason & Chambers for a consideration of $1,200, and will shortly move to the Whitman.

Stock seemed to pull through all rights, no losses being reported except of young calves.

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