Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-08-21
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Ed. Molloy went to Halsey
Saturday night.
J. J. Tooley went to Ansley on
"A Wednesday morning.
Alpha Morgan was an east
bound passenger Sunday morning.
f. f. Taylor returned home
Sunday night from his trip out
west.
Mrs. b. O. Hutton's father and
mother of Iowa, are visiting in
the city.
J. f. Adamson was passen-
ger on "A Wednesday morning
for Ansley,
J. h. Forsyth of New Helena,
was a city visitor Friday, return
ing home Saturday.
Elmer Bass and family came
down Sunday morning from
Anselmo to visit friends and
relatives.
Peter Dierks and wife of Lin
coin, visited in the city several
days last week the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. Molyneux.
The socialist party is to have
a county convention at the opera
house, in Broken Bow, Saturday,
August 80, at 10 o'clock.
Will Chrysler and family, of
Wood Lake, are visiting in the
city with Mrs. Chrysler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Osborne, Sr.
w. H. Reeder of Merna, made
this Office a social call Friday.
He was in the city transacting
business with the u. S. Land
Office.
Joseph Molynsux and wife,
Mrs. Peter Dierks and Mrs. A.
Morgan, attended the Dale pic
mic at Dale. They report a
splendid time.
Walter Lamon of PUEBLO, Col
orado, made this Office a friendly
call Saturday. Twenty-eight
years ago he was pupil of mine
in Hall county this state.
The Sargent Era says that c.
c. Gardner will leave in few
days for Kirksville, Missouri,
where he will engage in the loan
business. Missouri's gain will
be Nebraska's loss.
Jules Haumont, wife and chill
dren. of Elton, made this Office a
friendly call Friday. Mrs. Hau-
mont was one of the popular
school teachers of Custer county
sixteen and eighteen years ago.
A. J. VanAntwerp, of Lodi,
was a caller at this Office last
Saturday, He informs us that
he will enter the State university
in September to take a course in
civil engineering. -Loup Valley
lQueen.
J. w. Scott of Dry Valley was
a city visitor Wednesday of last
week. He was accompanied by
his father-in-law, Mr.. Smith
and brother-in-law Mr.. Thomp'
son. The latter bought farm If
the vicinity of Dry Valley and
expects to move to Custer county
During the heavy rain and
electrical storm Friday night
the house of James Nelson living
six miles Sonth- east of town, wa
e. struck by lightning. Mr.. Ne
E sons 6-year-old son was inStantl'
killed. Mr.. Nelson was so badl,
shocked by the bolt that he wa
unconscious for nearly two hours
None of the other members of tn
family were injured, nor was tn,
o building damaged any.-Ausle,
Citizen.
= A quiet wedding ceremon
took place at the home of Nj
9 and Mrs. ]. w, Comstock, Tues
Y cay evening at six o'clock, i,
which their daughter Hattie
was united in marriage to MI
y Lory Russell. The ceremony wa
y performed by Rev. l.. w Chand
IS Ter in the presence of only fe'
near relatives and friends of tn
d couple. The groom is a youn
d farmer who resides on his father
n farm at GAINESVILLE, and is an il
=. dustrious young man. The brid
is young lady, school teache
3 who has been a resident of Ansle
Il since the town was started SON
- tifteed years ago, and is to we
known to our readers to requil
any introduction. They immed
4, ately went to housekeeping
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