Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-04-21

y dos DdlC vi SdlCS, was IL DlSl-
ness caller at this Office Monday.
w. S. Mattley of Ansley, was
amoung the social callers at this
Office Monday.
Rev. ]. II. Woods called Mon
day. He was on his return from
Bethel Union where he held
services Sunday.
w. S. McGraw, who left here
for the west a few days ago
writes to have the REPUBLICAN
sent to Seattle, Washington.
II. f. Zimmerman of Ansley,
was a city visitor Saturday. He
came up as witness in the in
sanity case of Mrs. Grace kalin.
w. B. Poor's family arrived i'll
the city last week from Califor-
MIA. They will occupy the Kirk
patrick house west of the M. e.
church.
Mrs. u. l.. Ward was over from
Sargent Tuesday. She reports
that Mrs. Marcy secured ten
members to organize an M. B. A.
lodge there.
f. M. Rublee returned last
Friday morning from California.
He is very much improved in
health. Mrs. Rublee will not
return until later.
]. h. Dean and Rev. ID. A.
Shelter attended the session of
the Presbytery at Geneva last
week. They went down Tues
day, returning Friday.
John Mulvaney of Mason City,
and N. B. Predmore of West
Union, members of the Soldiers
Relief Committee, were transact
ing business in the city Saturday.
Mr.. M. Sharpless of Ansley,
and Miss Sallie Christmas of Elk
Creek, were married last Thurs
day noon at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. j. r.
Wood officiating.
r. r. Barnard, editor of the
Loup Valley Queen, and F. w.
Conley, editor of the Tribune
we're city visitors Tuesday.
They came over Monday to at
tend a meeting of the Editorial
Associations.
The school entertainment held
last Friday night in the opera
house proved quite a success IN
every particular. The attend
ance was large and the exercises
especially good. The receipt of
the evening was between SOS and
$1,000.
A number of Masons of this
city went to Omaha Tuesday to
attend a meeting of the Schriners.
Among those who went were
Alpha Morgan, ]. ], Wilson, H.
w. George, George Willing, Ras.
Anderson, E. r. Purcell and L.
E. Wilson.
n. II. Gadd has filed a suit in
the District Court against Chas.
Freeman, proprietor OF saloon
at Sargent, and his bondsmen,
Monroe Freeman, George Garri-
son, Geo. Mulligan and c. l..
Smith, for damages in the sum
of $4,000. 1t is claimed that
Chas. K. Smith became intoXi-
Gated in February at Freeman's
saloon and because of the intoxi-
cation failed to reach home and
laid out doors over night and
froze his feet so badly that they
had to be amputated.
The Commissioners on insanity
have had under consideration for
several days the sanity of Mrs.
George kalin of Ansley. 1t APP
pears that the husband had beer
compelled to leave home because
Of domestic trouble which led tc
him filing the complaint of in.
sanity against his wife. f. D.
Mills was employed by Mrs
KAHN to defend her. The evi,
dence has not at this writing
been sufficient to enable the board
to fully determine the case ant
no final decision has been de
clared. Should she escape the
asylum, suit for divorce anC
alimony is likely to follow. A
sister of the defendant of Iowa
who is said to be we'll to do ha'
come and has offered to tax,
Mrs. Kalin home with her anC
take care of her. If this ar
rangement is agreeable it is pro