Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-09-11

was among the city visitors Tues
day.
Charley Amsberry and wife of
Ansley, were city visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Will Rene of Ansley, is
at the Broken Bow Hospital for
treatment.
Several parties, from here went
to Mason City today to the old
settlers meeting.
Editors Barnard and Zumbrum
of the Galloway Queen, were over
Tuesday taking in the sights.
Jas. Bingham of Round Grove,
died last Sunday night. He was
among the first settlers of that
vicinity.
See DR.. h b. Mullins for up-to-
date dentistry before going else
where. Office over Broken Bow
State Bank.
Mrs. Runyan of Mason City,
was city visitor yesterday. She
was accompanied by her sons
Willie and Willis.
II. w. Dean and wife of West
Union, were city visitors Tues
day. This Office acknowledges a
friendly call from Mr.. Dean.
H. w. Albert of Weissert, was
in the city Sunday night and left
Monday morning for Tasting, to
attend the state G.. a. Il. reunion.
LOST On circus day a ladies
gold watch, Elgin movement.
The finder will please leave it at
the REPUBLICAN office and receive
reward.
The Arcade Post Office was
broken into Tuesday night and
about $50, taken. The register
ed matter and stamps were not
molested.
Mrs. Westbrook, wife of Amos
Westbrook of this city, died Sum
day and was buried at Sommer-
ford Monday. She has been an
invalid for some time.
Ebert, Mile and Eva KIM
berling of Arnold, came over
Monday on a visit with the fam
lily of We scribe, They remained
over Tuesday to take in the
show.
Geo. Handlers, son of the Epis-
copal minister, who has been at
the Broken Bow Hospital for the
past two weeks with typhoid
fever is said to be on the high
way of recovery.
Major Ellison of Ansley was in
the city Tuesday, on business.
The last we saw of him he was
trying to borrow some ones child
that he might have an excuse to
go to the show.
E. F. Myers of Georgetown,
went to Lincoln Monday to make
the necessary arrangements tol
re-enter the st ate University.
His brothers Arthur who attend
ed with him last year and Herb
ert who will enter for his first
time, went down to Lincoln this
morning.
Next Sabbath morning an
Evangelistic work will begin in
the Presbyterian church. The
Pastor, Rev. d. Augustus Shelter
will be assisted in this work by
an Evangelist from York, Neb.,
Rev. J. c. Redding. He is
gentleman who has received his
theological training under d. l..
Moody. He is also a very in
teresting singer having studied
under Sankey, Stebben and Tow
uer. 1t is hoped that these
services will prove very helpful
to the Chsisten community.
The Stephens nursies of Crete
won twenty eight premiums on
fruit at the state fair. They got
first, on the best and largest ex-
hibit by any individual, first, on
best collection of grapes" first,
on best so plates of Summer APP
pies, and in all, twenty five other
premiums. The premium earning
fruit will be on exhibition at the
Custer county fair and will be dis
tributed free Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Stephens is sparing no ex-
pense to make the fruit exhibit
the best ever given in Custer
county. In all, Crete nurseri.
es expect to give away IS or 30
barrels of fruit on the last days
of the fair. The object is to