Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-07-09
Nebraska Notes

General Manager G. W. Holdredge
OF the Burlington has gone to Den.
yer.
Travelling Passenger Agent S. r.
Stimson OF the Grand Trunk is in
the city.
Tom HugheJ, travelling passenger
agent for the Missouri Pacific, has
returned from st. Louis.
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The Rhea evidence was gone over
again at Lincoln yesterday. Rhea Is
resigned to his fate.
Alex Scott and p. o. Woodland
Lave been reelected to the school
board at Stromsburg,
Alex Mcqueen and Amos Gates
have been elected members of the
school board at Silver Creek. s,.
Charles O. Cox and Lulu @. MofIItt
Of Maryville, Mo-, were married In
Plattsmouth yesterday by County
Judge j. e. Douglas. ,,o&
Johnnie, the ten-year- old son OF
MI. and Mrs. G.. w. Andrews of Be-
atrice, fell from tree and broke his
left forearm and was otherwise bruis-
ed about the body.
Giltner shut Minoen out In
a well played game Of ball. Score o
to O. The feature Of the game was
the pitching by WaHek for GiltDer-
Umpire, Brown. N"
At the home of the BRIDES parent
at Plattsmouth Robert Il. Long and
Miss Adella r. Osborne were married
by Rev. j T, Baird. The happy
couple departed on an evening train
Tor a visit with the groom's parents
IN Iowa. Yr
After an illness OF seven years Mrs.
Carl Gehm OF Norfolk died few
miles north OF that city yesterday af-
ternoon. She leaves son and daugh- /.
ter in Norfolk. Her funeral was held
In the German Lutheran church at
Hadar.
The Scotia ball team will play the
Loup City ball team at st. Paul on
July 4. Scotia is not celebrating
this year, consequently most Of the
people from here expecting to cele-
brate will follow the ball team to st.
Paul.
George e. Weissman, the man who
committed suicide at Wayne yester-
day afternoon, has been in Norfolk
since May IA, conducting cigar
store, He left Norfolk on Tuesday
noon, apparently in cheerful mood
His friends are unable to account for
MS suicide.
At II o'clock yesterday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. WoSika, o. Beatrice, occurred
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Emma Wosika, to George Francis
Ashton, Rev. M. M. Merki ofliciat.
ing. After the ceremony the couple,
who are among Beatrlce's most pop.
ular young people, received the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends, immed.
lately followed by wedding dinner,
which was served in four courses.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton left on the az.
ternoon Burlington train for we'd
ding tour OF few weeks and will be
at home to their friends ia this city
after August l.
The marriage or Mr.. +. w. Gun
and Miss Doris G.. Ferguson was sol.
emnized at the residence Of NJ. p.
Meholin Of Butte in the presence Of
immediate relatives at o'clock lasl
evening, Rev. N. j.. Gardner ofliciat-
ing, the most beautiful ring cere-
mony being used Mr.. Cuff is presi,
dent of the Bank of Butte and one
OF the leading and progressive bust.
hess men Of Butte. The bride Is one
OF Nebraska's fairest daughters and
has a statewide reputation as a mu.
stefan of rare ability. The bride was
beautifully Rowned in white silk
mousseline and carried shower bou-
luet of American Beauty roses Inn
mediately after the ceremony, in
company With Mrs. Nj. p. Meholin
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