Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-12-25
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Libbie Brenizer is at home
from the state university to spend
the holidays.
Geo. b. MAR, editor of the Cal
laway Courier, was city visitor
the first of the week.
The REPUBLICAN wishes its
many readers a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Mrs. Q. N. Thosterson of ALI
ence, who is visiting here with
relatives, made this Office bust
ness call yesterday.
M. F. Freed has sold his bar
Der shop to Ed. Meth. Mr.. Freed
expects to take up the study of
dentistry in few weeks.
DR.. Farnsworth, the dentist,
has bought out DR.. Bass, the lat
ter gentleman retiring from the
business. DR.. Bass thinks of GO
ing into another line of business
| III the future.
! Miss Bertha Foot of Merna is
visiting in the city this week.
She returned recently from trip
to the Pacific coast and stopped in
Colorado to visit friends on her
return.
| The merchants of the city have
enjoyed fine holiday trade the
past week, with the exception of
last Saturday. The prospective
storm ind 'cations kept most peo-
pie at home until Monday.
! M. Milmineoof Holdredge, faith
er of Mrs. A. II. Seybolt, will
spend the holidays with his
daughter. Mr. Milmineo repre-
scented the Lombard Investment
Co. in Custer County in early
days.
The city schools adjourned
last Friday for a two weeks vaca-
ton. This gives the pupils a
splendid chance to enjoy this
fine sleighing weather and most
of them are improving the
opportunity.
| F. w. Conley, publisher of the
Gala way Tribune, who has been
visiting in the south and east the
past two months, accompanied by
his wife, arrived home Saturday.
During his absensce, his son has
had charge of the paper.
| Judge Sullivan accompanied by
| his son, Lin, and Ameliao, the
Filipino and something less than
a dozen hounds came in from the
north Tuesday afternoon from a
wolf chase. The Judge had one
wolf strapped on his horse, back of
the saddle.
f. +. Stephens, proprietor of
: the Crete nurseries was a friendly
caller at this Office Monday after.
noon and left us a sample OF
apples, for which he has our
thanks. He gave talk at the
, meeting of the Comfy ,Horticul
tural Society Monday afternoon
: DrED-Calder, Sunday, Dec
Fl, Florence M, ,s}sife, Of II. B
/ Calder of Coburg, age "a years
} The Diseased was well and favor
: ably known in the vicinity of Gus
, ter Center, where she used to live
She leaves a husband, two small
- children, a mother, two sister
and two brothers to mourn he
p death.
0 MARRIED: -HosAHAw--CoPSRy
e On Monday Dec. %, 1902, b,
}, Rev. S. p. Morris, pastor of tn
= First Baptist church of this city
S Mr.. Jess Hosahaw and Mis-
: Gertie Copsey both of Westerville
e The cermony took place at thu
parsonage and at its close tn,
bride and groom went immediat
ely to their home at Westerville
The city police invaded a pri
vate house in the west part o
}, the city one night last week an
: caught four hand game o
h cards with 500 in stake money o
y the table. The gamblers wer
r placed under arrest and take
d before Police Judge G'Schwin
the next day. They plead guilt
5. and were fined each $1,000 an
- cost which they promptly paid
Two of them were young mer
m In order that they might b
in convinced that the way of tn
n, transgressor is hard the count
&c attorney had them arreste
again under the state law an
rs took them before Judge Snyde
- who bound them over to the di!