Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-05-28
Nebraska Notes

Nebraska Notes
Frank Farmer and G. W Ireland
irst and second tenor OF the Wes-
leyan quartet are at home till June 4
when they start on a summer tour
u chautauquas.
A few days ago while Ike Beaulieu,
" Falls City was descending a ladder
he stepped on rusty nail, which
went through the sole of his shoe
and into the bottom OF his foot. He
Is laid up aud 10 very bad condition.
T. A. Butcher, who has served as
principal of the Ashland public
schools for the past year, has been
appointed instructor in the junior
formal school at North Platte this
summer. MI. Butcher Is a graduate
If Wesleyan In the class Of 1900.
Miss Anna Day, a young lady
IN the Beatrice public schools, is q
olndidate for the nomination OF
county superintendent OF school at
tn, hands of the republican party.
She is at presant principal Of the
East school
The Exeter State bank Is a new
concern which will start business at
Exeter, Neb., within the near future
The Dank has fled articles with the
secretary of the state banking board.
rhe incorporates are H. Q. Eckery,
W. W. Taylor and j N. Coz.
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The marriage Of Miss Eta Foote,
'ormerly If Lincoln, and Mr. Harry
Sewer, of Bristol, Tenn, occurred at
Greenville, Texas, last week. Mss
Toote was formerly engaged as book
keeper at the Lincoln hotel and Mr..
SEWER is prominent young business
nan Of the Lone Star state.
Ertle Murdoch, only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Murdoch Of Wy
mere, was drowned this afternoon in
Fink's lake, where the ninth grade
Of the high school was enjoying an
outing. The body was recovered.
Maude Burright, another member OF
the class narrowly escaped drowning.
The Rev. Edwin Fl. jerks preached
the baccalaureate sermon In the nor
NAL chapel at Peru. His subject vas
'World Winners" and he presented
1t In an able manner Many OF the
members OF the alumni are coming
In for commencement. DR.. Clark at
tended meeting Of normal school,
principals held In DeKalb, Ill.
Governor Mickey went to Osceola
Tuesday evening on private business
and returned to Lincoln Wednesday
morning, Wednesday evening he de-
livered his lecture "Ct ristian Citizen
ship" at the college settlement I'M
Lincoln. Thursday he departed fop
Peru.
The Rev. Duke Slavens, former
pastor at Falls CITY but now pastor at
Adams, Neb., delivered lecture Is
interest of the Epworth League N on
day evening, 1t being the anniver-
saIy OF the rganization. After the
lecture reception was rendered Rev.
Slavens.
Postmaster Hyers, of Havelock,
decorated his Office for the visit Of
Congressman BuIkett. In d large
frame profusely decorated with the
national colors are the pictures OF
President Roosevelt, d. e. Thomp-
son, minister to Brazil, and Con-
gresham Burkett. The decoration
hangs above the mailing table in the
postoffice bIilding.
T. E. Stewart. OF Sutton, and Miss
Emma l.. Antilles, OF Clay Center.
were married yesterday at II a. M.
at the parsonage of Trinity M. f..
church, Lincoln, the pastor, DR.. N.
A. Martin, officiating. Mr.. Stewart
Is a we'll known school teacher Of
Clay county.
So" "
The Omaha Association Of CongIe-
gational Church met In Fremont In
thirty-first annual convention. At
the first BUSINESS session Ira E.
Williams Is Wisner was elected mod.
orator and the Rev. A. w. Ayers of
Beemer, scribe. Dean Edward 7.
Bostwick of Oberlin conducted the
morning devotional exercises and de-