Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-09-04

Austin Daniels and Miss Kate
Baker were married at Ansley
last Thursday.
Almcr young and Mrs. Flora
f. Ford of Gates, were granted
license to wed last Tuesday by
Judge Armour.
The Woman's Suffrage associ-
alton will serve lunch, show day,
Sept. ., III the room first door
north of REPUBLICAN Office.
LosT-A coat between the de-
pot and my house. The finder
will confer a favor by returning
it. f. WEIssENREDER.
For lack of space the proceed
ings of Socialist convention and
school officers meeting Saturday
will not appear until next week.
Prof. and Mrs. Macy are the
proud parents of boy that ar
rived at their home yesterday.
Mother and child getting along
nicely.
Fred Coon and wife. of Manly
are in the city. They were call
ed here last week by the serious
illness of Mrs. Coons' mother, Mrs.
Kelsey.
Rev. w. l.. MARYLAND of Ans
ley, and J. A. and Bert Hall of
Mason City, made this Office a
friendly call Monday. They
we're on their way home from
Arnold, where they attended the
Custer Baptist Association.
MARRIED-Tuesday September
,D.Vinsant of Galloway and Mrs.
Gladys Walton of this city, Judge
Armour officiating. The RE
PUBLICAN extends congratulations
to Mr.. andINlrs. Vinsant and wish
them happiness and prosperity.
Thos. Parkhurst arrived Tues
day morning to see his father,
whom he just received word by
mail last Sunday morning was
sick. The kilograms sent of the
death of his father last week
never reached him and he was
not appraised of his fathers death
until he arrived in the city.
J. c. Predmore of Walworth,
left with us last Thursday SAM
pies of winter wheat he raised on
his farm this season. One
variety is the "Superlative" a
large red head, big berry and is
said to yield under ordinary cir
cumstances from IS to SO bushels
to the acre. The other variety
is the frost proof a large white
head well filled and ripens early.
1t is also said to be prolific in yield.
The Custer Baptist Association
was held at Arnold last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. 1t was well
attended and the sessions were
unusually interesting. Twelve
of the thirteen churches of the
Association were represented.
The Association next year will
be held at Lodi. The Officers
elected for the ensuing year are
ID. M. Amsberry, moderator, Mrs.
J. II. Kerr, Clerk and J. A. Hall,
treasurer,
The funeral of Nj. Nj. Park
hurst was not held until last Sat
urday afternoon. His remains
were held until that date that
some of the children might arrive.
But in that they were disappoint-
ed. Mrs, Parkhurst received a
letter from John and Joe who
were driving the team through
that their father left and they
were than at Crawford. The
older son in Montana telegraphet
Friday evening he could not
come.
J. w. Brewer of Galloway
formerly of this city, died Tues
day. His remains were brough
here for burial yesterday. TIL,
funeral services were held yestcr
day afternoon in the NJ. f
church, Rev. Trites officiating
He was buried with militar,
honors by the G.. A. X. of thi
4 post. Soldiers of the Spanisl
= war served as guards of honor
. The deceased was among tn
4 early settlers of West Table an
= had the high esteem of all VIII
= knew him.