Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-12-05
LOCAL MENTION.
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home this morning on a..
Charley Windnagle and Will
McCpndleSs returned to Lincoln
Monday.
Diah Woodruff of Georgetown,
was a city visitor the latter part
of last week.
Will Reeder and wife of Merna,
returned from a short visit to
Ravenna yesterday morning.
John Turner returned last night
from a visit to Bedford, Iowa,
where he spent his holiday va
cation.
The Misses Sullivan and Lo-
m AK returned to Lincoln Monday
TO resume their studies in the
Wesleyan University.
John Reinhard of Mckinley,
called Friday and renewed his
subscription to the REPUBLICAN
ana Nebraska drmer.
John Wall of Arcadia, has the
congratulations of his friends in
his successful race for chief clerk
of the house of representatives.
Rev. J. r. Woods of Mason
City, attended the meeting of
the board of the Baptist state
convention at Lincoln Tuesday.
Ray Duke of Mason City, went
to Lincoln Monday to visit his
mother, with the view of going
to Nevada, Iowa, on short
visit.
VIM. Haumont of Elton, re-.
turned to Lincoln Monday to re-
sumo his studies in the agricul-
tural department of the state
university.
Tom Wright editor of the
Ansley Chronicle went to Lincoln
Saturday to witness the prelim
inaires incident to the organic
alton of the legislature.
A. II. Simms is having another
story added to his residence. When
completed it will greatly improve
the appearance as we'll as the
convenience of the home.
w. S. Matley of Ansley, was
at Lincoln the first of the week
looking after a clerkship in tn,
Legislature, but as his side lost
in the race for speaker, he was
let out.
MARRIED-In the parlors of
the Globe hotel in this city De-
cember %, 1904, Mr.. Ed Koop
of Sargent, and Miss Elsi Pax
ten of West Union. Rev. ]. r.
Teagarden, officiating.
The o. E. S. Keningston will
be entertained by Mesdatnes c..
H. Jeffords, l. A. Reneau at the
home of Mrs. Reneau, Tuesday
Jan. 10, at 2:30 o'clock. All
members are invited.
S. L. Cannon of this city went
to Lincol Saturday to help organ
ize the Legislature. He is a
member of third house with
good chances of getting clerk
ship in the Legislature.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. w. Scott re-
turned Wednesday of last week
from Dry Valley, where they went
to spend Christmas with their
children and old neighbors.
Their nephew and niece Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, who have recent
ly located in that vicinity came
over with them on few days
visit.
Joseph Beckwith of this city
went to Kearney the first of this
week and ordered a complete
cement block machine for hollow
walls. Mr.. Beckwith will sci
this machine up in Broken Bow
about the first of March, and
will be prepared to supply the
wants OF the public with this
popular building material, which
architects say is more durable
than brick or stone. In our opin
ion this new industry will supply
long felt want and we bespeal
for Mr.. Beckwith success in this
new industry.
Mrs. w. H. Osborne has beer
quite sick for some time and tn,
physicians in charge has decided
J that a surgical operation is neces
sary. Arrangements have beer
, made for the operation today
7 DR.. Summers of Omaha will as
, slst DR.. Mullins and the loca