Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
LOCAL MENTION.
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Hon. II. M. yurrle oil Sargent,
was city visitor Sunday.
L. ]. Reed jof Merna, was a
business caller at this Office Tues
| day. {
John Pirnie of Merna, was a
business caller at this Office Mon
day. III
Farm Lease, Chattle Mortgage
and .Warr,nty Deed blanks at
this Office.
! The regular meeting of the
lGoster County Editorial Associa-
ItiIa VIII be held in this city the
THEM oken Bow Business
CollegcG-% ned business Monday
morning WIN an increased at
tendance.
Mr..and Mrs. James Ledwich
returned Monday night from
Omaha where they spent several
days visiting in the metropolis.
MRS. Willis Caldwell returned
Monday night from Morris, Hi
nois, where she went the first of
last week to attend the wedding
of a brother.
II S. M. Doris has purchased a
4 location for his blacksmith shop
I On the east side of the street
south and east of Ryerson &
Georges store.
4 Mrs. +. h. Huxtable, who has
been visiting in the vicinity of
Westerville and Weissert for the
past three weeks returned home
Monday night.
B. A. G'Schwind of Chicago,
who had been visiting his brother
Judge G'Schwind of this city re-
turned home last Thursday.
The brothers had not met before
in twenty years.
Mrs. Chal Maupin of Omaha,
who has been visiting in the
vicinity with her sister, Mrs. w.
G.. Moore, and friends through
the holidays, returned home last
Saturday morning.
Fred Govier of Weissert, went
to Hastings last Saturday to take
a business course in the CONNER
cial College of that place. Geo.
Boggs formerly of Weissert, is
vice-president of the college.
John Scott of Westerville, was
a friendly caller at this Office
Monday. Mr.. Scott reports that
he has his corn husked and she'll
ed and that the planted corn
averaged forty bushels to the
acre.
Prof. ]. G. Minick and wife
y returned Saturday from Lodi,
\ where they spent their holiday
vacation with the family of B.
y w. Lowe. Mr.. Lowe is an uncle
Z of Mrs. Minick. He accompani-
3 ed them home.
\ Mrs. S. p. Morris entertained
! her bible class, the Willing
y Workers, on New Years day at
\ the Baptist parsonage. Refresh
3 ments aud amusements made up
y the program of a very successful
\ afternoon party.
Y Mr.. Koozer's are now entertain
n ing Mr.. KoozerS sister. Mrs.
Einspahr and family from Kene-
saw, Nebraska. They will re-
turn home some day next week
where Mr.. Einspahr's business is
a. digging Tubular wells.
!" |. A. Reneau has purchased
- Ras. AnderSon'S lease of the real
estate and abstracting business,
and again resumed business at
l. the old stand. The firm of Re-
V neau and Moore will make a
d strong team, and we predict for
: them thriving business.
y G.. l.. Turner, formerly man
y ager of the Dierks Lumber Co.
" business of this place, who has
= been located at Alliance for some
. time past was city visitor the
first of the week, accompanied
: by his father-in-law, Mr.. Green.
Mr.. Turner is thinking of engag-
y ing in business for himself. If
g he does he thinks seriously of
, locating in Broken Bow.
i Harry Osborne and Miss Maude
Ferris were married at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, New Years day. The
bride was formerly teacher in he
Broken Bow schools and has a