Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-08-07
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Henry Kelley of Anselmo, was
city visitor Friday.
w. II. Comstock of Comstock,
was a city visitor Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Purcell left Tuesday
morning on visit at Crete, Neb.
f. Nj. Rublee was a passenger
to Central City Tuesday morn
! ing.
J. G.. Brenizer sold six farms
Saturday-al to Custer county
citizens.
Mrs. Hattie Talbot is visiting
with her mother at Tekamah,
Nebraska.
Chas. Johnson, wife and chill
dren, of Chicago, are visiting at
Westerville, with relatives.
Ply Wymore of Galloway, was
in our city Friday. This office
acknowledges friendly call.
w. p. True of Georgetown,
was a city visitor Monday. He
reports crops fine in his locality.
Judge Armour and wife went
to Grand Island Wednesday
morning returning Wednesday
night.
Mesdames Molyneux and Peter
Dierks left Friday morning for
Dome Lake, Wyoming, for few
days outing.
A. f. Ingraham left Monday
morning on a business trip to
West Virginia. He expects to
be gone about four weeks.
Mrs. Xanders, wife of the
Episcopal minister of this city,
left Tuesday morning on visit
to San Francisco, California.
A fine musicale was given at
the opera house last Thursday
night i'll honor of the teachers
that were attending the institute.
Misses Lottie and Florence
richards went to Brewster last
Friday morning to spend a few
days visiting with Mrs. Mary
Rankin on the ranch.
The Ansley Citizen is author
ity for the statement that J. Nj.
Amsberry, formerly publisher of
the Ansley Advocate, will start
paper at Waco, Nebraska.
Rev. M. G.. Bentley, the evan
gelist, and wife, were the guests
of Rev. Richards Monday. They
were on their way to Merna to
hold series of tent meetings.
The teachers in attendance at
the institute, very happily sur
prised Supt. Lewis last Thurs
day, by presenting him with a
fine book case, worth about S25.
Peter Barnes of Rose Valley,
lief at this Office Saturday, bun
die of oats from a field of thirty
acres that he estimates will make
sixty bushels to the acre. They
are fine.
S. *. Warrick and wife, who
have been west for the past three
weeks, returned home last Fri
day morning. They spent most
of their time in Colorado. Mr..
Warrick reports pleasant time.
S. c. Waldron of Over, republi-
can nominee for representative OF
this district, was in the city Sat
urday to attend the meeting OF
the Stockmens association. This
Office acknowledges friendly
call.
Jas. Largey, who has been al
| London, Ohio, for several months
at the bedside of his mother,
returned home last week. He
reports that his mother has great
ly improved, and that the physi'
clan in charge predicts her entire
recovery.
Miss Jessie Smith, a graduate
of the Galloway high school, has
been employed to teach the I'll
grade in the Broken Bow schools
for the coming year. Miss Jessie
has the reputation OF being al
excellent teacher, and we arr
glad to hear of her success. Cal
laway Courier.
Mrs. Longfellow, an old resi-
dent of the county, died Saturdal
night, July %, and was buried
Sunday afternoon, in the Mern;
cemetery beside her husband
who had proceeded her Seyera
years, to the born from which NJ
traveller returns, She was tn