Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-07-05
SOME THING DOING IN THIS VICINITY
An Epitome OF Personal Affairs and Local
Events During the Past Week.

ueHCe property 10 II. "A. Har-
menter. Consideration $1100.
The Old Settlers picnic of the
northwest quarter Of Custer
county will be held in Lindley's
Grove, near Anselmo July 1lth.
]. M. Belts of Lincoln was
circulating among his friends in
the city Tuesday. He is now
travelling for a wholesale hard
ware firm.
Elder A. ]. Hargett of Lincoln
will preach at IL a. M, and s
p. m, Sunday July Sth in the
Christian church. You are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Rene mber that Ne.wens will be
at the Opera house Monday and
Tuesday nights, July 9th and
10th. Reserved seats can be
gotten at the postoffice store.
Paul Humphrey received a
telegram from Washington on
the Bird to report at Bighom for
work as soon as possible. He
Will leave for his new station
Monday night.
Amos Noble and wife left
Monday for Burwell where they
will visit few days with their
sons Frank and Tom. They
went as far as Dry Valley Sunday
to visit their son Charmer who
accompanied them to Burwell.
]. w. Conley of Oconto was in
the city Tuesday. He reports
crops looking well in that part
of the county. but states that his
locality did not get the rain that
visited this locality Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Sheldon of Ansley has
purchased the 80 acre track Of
land southeast of Ansley of
Charley Weaverling. Consider
alton $500 cash. Mr., Weaver
ling is a resident Of Anacortes,
Washington, where he has
resided since leaving, here 20
years ago.
Fred Klump of Trion and Miss
Ethel Butler were married on the
9th in this city Judge Humphrey
officiating. The groom is the
son of Jacob Klump of west table
and until the last year resided
in the county the REPUBLICAN
Joins their friends in congratu-
lations.
Mrs. G.. O. Wendell of Illinois
is visiting in the city with her
sister Mrs. Geo. Willing. Mrs.
Wendell was formerly a resident
of Broken Bow and enjoys the
acquaintance of our people who
knew her twenty years ago. She
and Mr.. Wendell will spend a
year in New Mexico for their
health and recreation.
]. G.. Haeberle and family re-
turned last Friday from their
visit to California, They were
gone just seven months. They
report having enjoyed their rest
and trip very much. 1t is the
first rest Mr.. Haeberle had taken
in more twenty years of business
and from his appearance it must
have agreed with him as he has
tleshed up very preceptably.
Rev. h. Richards, the Baptist
Evangelist of York was a social
caller at this Office Tuesday.
He was on his way home from
Canton Nebraska where he had
been holding series of meetings.
He attended Evangelist Nc
Connells meeting at Alliance
Monday night. He reports a
large attendance but as yet but
few had professed conversion.
Judge Humphrey and family
went to the Humphrey ranch at
the mouth of Spring Greek
Wednesday evening to spend tho
4th. They took their camping
outfit with them. The judge
returned the evening of the 4th
but Mrs. Humphrey and the rest
of the family will remain in camp
until they get tired enough tC
come home.
VIM. Warren of Triumph town.
ship, announces himself as a
candidate for representative oil
the SO district. Mr.. Warren is
a farmer and a man we'll qualified
to fill the position to which he
aspires. He has the assurance
that he will have strong follow
ing from the southwest where he
is best know. His announcement
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