Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-05
Local
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a friendly call Tuesday morning.
]. G. Brown and wife of Cat
Creek, were visiting in the city
Monday.
II. J. Shinn of West Union,
was transacting business in our
city the first of the week.
Ross Armour returned Satur-
day night from Ansley, where he
has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Esley of Cunning, made
this Office a friendly call yester-
day in company with Rev.
Myers.
The summer school will con-
vene at the south side school
building, Monday, June 9, at 9
lo'clock.
Miss Verda Thorpe completed
her school in the Downey district
at Georgetown last week and is
again at home.
| S. w. Leep of Milburn, was
city visitor Monday and Tues
day. He reports the crops as
looking elegant.
AL. Govier of Westerville, was
one of the young republicans
that represented Westerville
township in the county conven-
ton Tuesday.
| Walter Cox of Grant township,
made this office friendly call
yesterday. Mr.. Cox was one of
the delegates to the county con.
vention from Grant.
| MARRIED:-At the M. E. par
sonage in this city, May 81, 1902,
Mr.. John G. Lanum and Miss
Mary A, Kaelin, both of Ansley.
Rev. Geo. p. Trites officiating.
This office acknowledges a
friendly call Tuesday morning
from Governor Savage, who was
up from Lincoln to watch the
proceedings of the republican
county convention.
The Glaze Marble Works of
this city recently got out very
fine monument for Walt George,
. which he Had erected at the
grave of his father and mother
at Gibbon, Nebraska.
]. A. Amsberry and wife, of
Mason City, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting i'll the city.
John was one of the delegates of
Algernon township to the re-
publican county convention.
Henry Miller of Over, called
e with ]. B. Gilmore last Thursday
!. evening, and had his name en-
. rolled for the REPUBLICAN. Both
gentlemen carried home with
them a copy of the Mckinley
book.
DIR. 3. E. Robinson of Arnold,
called Tuesday while in the city
, and had his name enrolled for the
only paper in Broken Bow that
represents the party of progress
r and the present high tide of pros
perity.
H. ii. Andrews of Galloway,
= who had reached Lincoln on his
!, way to the meeting of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge at Omaha
= was called back yesterday by
telegram as a witness in the
). Butler case.
81 This office acknowledges a
friendly call Tuesday from Ton
u Wright and ]. w. Comstock OF
Il Ansley, and S. L. Cannon and
4 w. B. Moody of Westerville, and
u d. c. Konkle and j. w. McRae
of Weissert.
II S. H. Reed left Saturday morn
J. ing for an overland trip to Vel
lowstone Park. This will be hi
fifth trip to the park, which HI
}. has made by wagon. He ex
poets to be home about Octobe
Western Roundup.
" A. J. Elliott, who receutl
bought the Grand Central Hote
e. of Mrs. T. E. Wheeler, assume
On On control of the business last week
Mr.. Elliott is an experience
hotel man and comes very highl
endorsed as a man of publ
spirit and enterprise. He is
man of genial manners and dun
ing his short residence in tn
As city has made a very favorabl
80 impression upon those who hav
IS had the pleasure of his acquaint
Ii ance. He's man who will not onl
e e court the patronage of the publ
oe but will endeavor to merritt til
90 good will of his patrons. TIL