Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Local
Mention.
III 2ErEIlGErl

Mrs. Douglas left last Thurs
day night on visit at Kansas
City.
The county board of supervisors
will meet III adjourned session
the II.
Philip Johnson of Ortello, was
in the city Tuesday visiting his
son Jake.
John Fugit who has been east
for some time arrived Saturday
morning on Al.
Miss Pearl Liggctt has secured
a first class trimmer from st.
Louis, that will assist her Ill her
spring work
III. Il. Drake returned Monday
morning from the east where he
purchased a spring stock OF
goods for his firm.
No. Al is running in two and
three sections this week loaded
with excursionists going to
, Washington, Orcgan, etc.
Mrs. Stanley and children
went to Thedford Friday night.
From there they drove across the
country Is miles to Brownlee.
DR.. ]. M. Calender, G. +.
Calender, VIM. Walters and
county clerk, Roberts of Thed-
ford were city visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Ledwich who has been
visiting His brother James OF this
city for several weeks left last
Saturday morning on n Tor
Washington.
Watch for the Handkerchief
bazar and supper to be given by
the Epworth League OF the NJ.
l.. church on Friday and Satrur-
day of next week.
MARRIED-At the M. +. Par
sonage, Broken Bow Nebraska,
- March 5th 1902. Mr.. Jesse
INreel and Mrs. G., Powers, both
of this city. Rev. Geo. p, TriteE
officiating.
Miss Keoltee Currie, daughter
of Senator Currie, was awarded
first prize in declamatory con
test held at Sargent last night
She evidently has inherited some
+ of he fathers oratorical ability.
re Miss Lcggitt accompanied b,
a. their trimmer went to Omahi
.~ the first of the week to buy thei
spring stock of goods. They vii
have everything of the latest II
the millinery line that the mark
,ss cts afford.
ny The revival meetings bcin!
= held at the Baptist church b
e. Evangelist BentIy draws a crowd
- ed house each night, Thirty
., eight conversions are reportc
~, ~ since last Friday night. Th
20 interest is undated.
-. VIM. Bailey, one of the carl
settlers of Westerville, ard for
tf time postmaster there, died yes
- tcrday morning, from the resuI
of fall from a wagon, in whlc
his skull was fractured. He wa
a buried at Westcrvillc today wit
!" masonic honors.
y, B. b. Hawthorn formerly
w. teacher of this county has +,
49, turned from Pennsylvania whel
- he has been for the past Nv
49, 80 years. He has taken charge
, na the Broken Bow hospital, whic
90 was formerly under the manag
ment of DR.. c. i. MRllins,
&c, Rev. J. n. Woods ST MasC
City, has been holding a Seri
of meetings in the lIolCOmb Sc
&c Element the past week. Wcunde
NV stand there were a number
ns- conventions. He returned
,,n Mason City to day accOnpanl'
III by his friend, Mr.. Rust OF Ne
no, York, who is spending a coup
Ne of weeks visiting with him.
uts Arc Won sick? If so, invcs
the gate the merits of hERBINE.
and is a concentrated medicine, /
his dose is small, yet it qnickly p
the duces the most gratifying result
de- digestion improves. the lips a
Of checks lose their pallor, the c
.ent becomes bright and the ST
her elastic. Price, so cents. ]
McComas, Broken Bow a
Merna.
r. b. BRYAN, formerly of I
lcus selma who has been in Calitor
lool for the past to years or more
at rived in this city Thursday ms
, of with his family from Briggs,Ct
the fornia. lie has a fine larn "
act improved i'll the vicinity of
may Selma on which he will resi-
ing. He is convinced that the chan
,N;ra asa nc 1roDI for ~ a L it1O NONE,