Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Local
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II. Lomax went to Omaha
yesterday.
F. M. Rublee went to Omaha
yesterday on A.
J. J. Joyner of Merna, made
this Office friendly call Friday.
f. A. Walton of Lee Park was
a friendly caller at this Office
Friday.
], A. Hull and Ben Morris of
Mason City are attending court
this week as jurors.
]. ID. Haskell and family of
Mildale, came over Thursday to
attend the County Fair.
]. b. Smith has moved his law
Office to the front room of the
Gleim building on second floor.
J. A. Kellenbarger wife and
children attended the fair Thurs
day and Saturday last week.
Geoege Patrick of Mason City,
took in the fair Thursday. This
office acknowledges social visit.
E, M. Scott of Anselmo was a
city visitor Saturday. This
Office acknowledges a friendly
call.
Geo. Willing and G. w. Apple
went to Omaha Wednesday morn
ing to take in the sights of the
week.
Harry Bangs and f. F, Nc
Clure were among the number
that went to Omaha yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Rublee went to Omaha
last week. She has been honor
ed with the appointment on the
Ladies Court.
Mrs. Beal, mother of C. w.
and Elgin Beal of Laddonia,
Missouri arrived in the city Tues
day to spend few weeks visit
ing her children.
" f. Nj. Pemberton Of Jonesbor-
ough, Indiana is visiting in the
city with his sister Mrs c. Pickett.
Mr.. Pemberton is one of the
County Commissioners of Grant
county, Indiana.
N. B. Predmore and II. ].
Bivens of West Union, were
friendly callers at this Office Sat-
urday. Mr.. Bivens was in the
city to close up a deal on a quar-
ter section of land he was buying.
H. H. Hiatt, who has been
teaching in Agana, Guam Island
the past year arrived in this city
Friday morning accompanied by
his son Homer. The other mem
bers of his family will return
later.
Rev. Nathan English formerly
of Arnold this county, arrived in
the city Tuesday morning from
Illinois where he has been locat-
ed for the past ten years. He
left yesterday morning to visit
relatives at Arnold.
d. E. Thompson of Lincoln,
has been appointed extraordinary
and minister plenepotenitiary to
Brazil, by the President to succeed
Chas. Page White of Illinois, who
has resigned to accept a similar
appointment to Switzerland.
Mr.. Thompson's Appointment
carries with it a salary of $1,000
year.
Father John Flood, who is we'll
known around here, died rather
suddenly at Sidney last week.
The cause of his death was heart
failure, superinduced by typhoid
fever, which Father Flood con-
tracted about month before his
death. Father Flood was born
in Ireland in 1916 and studied for
the priesthood at the seminary
near Niagara Falls. Shortly
after his ordination he came to
Nebraska and was stationed at
Central City.-Callaway Tribune.
MARRIED. ---LOYD-MONT
ERY.-At the home os the brides
parents, J. Austin Lloyd and Miss
Ethel Montgomery, Rev. J. X.
Woods of Mason City officiating
The bride is the only daughter
of M. g. Montgomers who reside
few miles north of town. She
is young lady of culture and re
6nement and is held in high
esteem by her many friends. The
groom is an industrious intel
ligent young farmer, christian
character and stands high in hi.
community, They were re-