Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-01


w. A. Gorge and wife went to
Omaha Tuesday on few days
visit.
Mrs. S. Larson, of Hampton,
is at the hospital for medical
treatment.
Pete and Maurice Ryerson
spent Sunday with their parents
in this city the 18th.
Anna Conley returned Sunday
from Taylor, where she has been
nursing the past week.
Attorney F. H. Bentley, of
Ansley, was transacting legal
business here this week.
J. II. Swick, of Gates, was in
Friday with load of hogs which
he sold at S5.45 per hundred.
Several 1ew houses are report
ed to be under process of con-
struction in the north and north
east part of town.
G. A. Vandever, of Coolyton,
was in the city over Sunday and
Monday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Jas. H. Johnson.
Leslie McWilliams, of Dead
wood, who is in the employ Of
the B. & NJ, was a social caller
at this Office yesterday.
Mr.. A. Warner, of Oakdale,
Nebraska, is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Christensen, who under
went serious operation Satur-
day.
Mrs. C. D. Kellogg, of Craig,
Missouri, who spent several days
in the city lookink after business
matters returned home Monday
night.
f. e. Delano, of Lee Park, was
a city visitor Saturday. He in
forms us that w. S. Delano will
locate at Lincoln and engage in
the real estate business.
Mrs. Jules Haumont and her
brother, Theo triskhorn, lett
yesterday morning to visit thu
father in Pennsylvania, who
reported sick. He is in his ~ g..
year.
1t is reported that two hundred
Nebraska editors attended the
meeting of the State Press AS
soc alton at Lincoln this week.
Two Broken Bow papers were
represented.
DR.. C. L. Mullins performed
two very successful operations
for appendicitis at the hospital
Saturday. The patients being
w. S. Salisbury and Mrs. c. j.
Christensen, both of whom are
doing we'll.
Watt Hutchinson, who for the
past eight months has been clerk
ing in Peale & Co.'S store has &C
copied position in Sheppard &
Burk's Grocery Store. He COM
menced last Monday morning.
"Billy" Thomson went to
Grand Island last Friday to attend
the whist tournament. He and
his partner, Mr.. Martin, came
within two points of winning the
grand trophy. The boys have
reason to feel jubilant. Ans ey
| Argosy.
Miss Sharp gave surprize
party at the home of her mother,
Mrs. L. L. Sharp, last Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Ollie
Griffith's eighteenth birthday.
She was assisted by Miss Goldie
Cox. A very pleasant time is re.
ported.
Frank Norton, who was hurt
on the 10th of December, by
Molloy's dray team running away
received a draft this morning
from the Woodman Accident AS.
ISOLATION for $57.O7 for the injury
received. The square dealing OF
this association is noticed in the
fact that while his claim was fol
IS days total disability they al
low him for "a days total and p
days partial disability, which is
entirely satisfactory to Mr.
Norton.
The Edgar Sun of Feb. %, in
speaking of the evaugelistic
meetings now being held at Ed
gar by Evangelist Lincoln Nc
Cornell, and assisted by "Leuy'
Jones as musical director, say;
"the meetings were successful
from the first. The Evangelis
delivered sledge-hammer argu
ments for eight days against sir
and its consequences, bringing
\ | ,,a,, ,,n6ar conviction from N.