Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-23
LOCAL MENTION.


new doctor that has recently
located at Mason City.
G. s. Waldrou and Jas. Henry
of Over, were city visitors Mon
day, returning home Tuesday.
Attorney +. II. Bently of Ans
ley, was in the city Tuesday on
legal business. The REPUBLICAN
acknowledges friendly call.
Judge Hostetler completed the
work of the District Court here
Saturday night. He and Court
reporter Hermanson left Sunday
morning for Kearney.
w. l.. Hoagland, representa-
tive of the Wesco Supply Co., of
ST. Louis, was a city visitor
Monday looking up the electric
light proposition. This Office
acknowledges social call.
S. G.. Waldron of Over, who
was city visitor Tuesday in
forms us that he is feeding iif-
teen hundred sheep at his place.
He purchased them i'll Mexico
this fall. He thinks more money
can be made feeding sheep than
by feeding cattle.
]. S. Smith and ]. ID. Troy
er of Galloway, were in the city
Thursday attending court and
remained over Thursday night
and attended the farewell recep-
ton extended Mr.. aud Mrs Joe
SHELTON by the Eastern Star and
Masonic Lodge of this city.
Geo. Willing has moved his
implement store house on east
side of Fourth Avenue back from
the street and is building a two
story frame front which extends
out to the street. When COM
pleted |. N. Marquis will occupy
the building with a stock of farm
ira plements.
Rev. Il. ii. Hunt. for a number
of years has resided at George
town and until recently had been
pastor of the Presbyterian church
has given-up his pastorate, ow-
ing to failing health, sold his
property and moved to Napier,
Pa. The best wishes of his
MANY friaudS in rpStar rnnntu rn
with him.
In accordance with the procla-
nation Of the United States, the
churches of Broken Bow will
hold a union service at the u. B.
church on Thursday, November
80, from IL to II a. III. Rev.
Levack Will preach the sermon.
A thank offering will be taken
for the benefit of the poor.
Come and let us give thanks un-
to the Lord.
Norman Reynolds, who went
from here to California last
spring writes us that he is now
located at Hollywood, near Los
Angles, where he holds the posi-
tion of foreman Of the Hollywood
Citizen. The Office employees
four compositors, one reporter
and "ad" and job solicitor, be-
sides the editor. He says it is 4
much better job than he held at
Anaheim. He says the expense
of living there is very high-rent
on four room house is SIS 4
month. He thinks Broken Bow
is better for a poor man than
California and he expects to re-
turn here next spring.
MARRIED-Clyde Carlos and
Miss Mamie Cooper, at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents in
this city, Wednesday evening,
November Is, Rev. Harmon Of.
floating, The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Cooper. After having completed
her education in the Broken Bow
schools, she for a number of
years was engaged in teaching,
having taught successfully il
Sargent, Broken Bow and A"sley
She is lady of fine attachments
and enjoys the high esteem of a
very large circle of admiring
friends. The groom is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Carlos
lie is a young mau of Culture anC
fine business qualifications. lie
has held several positions of i'm,
portanCe with acknowledged
ability. For some time he was
clerk in the county treasures Of
fee under Nj. +. Schneringer,
and for time was one OF the
instructors in the Broken Bow
Business College. For three
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