Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
IN AND AR OUND BROKEN BOW
An Epitome of Personal Affairs and Local
Events During the Past Week.


ming, was city visitor yester-
day. The REPUBLICAN once
acknowledges business call
Mrs. j. F.. Cavenee left Sunday
to visit her mother in Iowa. Her
mother is selling out there with
the view of moving, to Broken
Bow.
Deputy Sheriff +. A. Tompson
is rejoicing over the arrival OF a
niue pound boy Sunday. Mrs.
Tompson is at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. c. u. Richardson
of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. w +. Will
son of Georgetown, who died at
the residence of Dr.. w E.. Tai
=, bot last week, where she was be-
ing treated for Pneumonia, was
held at the Nj. F.. church Sunday.
Miss Sadie Norcutt LETT Mon
day morning for Edgemont, ).
d. to which place she accom-
panied her friend Mrs. Charlie
Shaw. AS she will stay several
months she requested that the
REPUBLICAN he sent to her new
address.
Rev. c. V. Allison, formerly
Pastor of the Church of Christ OF
this place, now located as pastor
at Cozad, was in the city renew
ing acquaintances. The REPUB-
LICAN acknowledges a friendly
call Tuesday.
The Lecture Tuesday night at
the Baptist church by Rev. and
Mrs. Levack on Egypt, where
they labored for three years as
missionaries, was highly inter-
esting and we'll received by fair
sized audiance that greeted them.
Harry Kimball has bought the
undertaking stocks of goods own
ed by Rockwell & konkel and the
stock owned by George Willing
and will engage in the under
taking business on his own &C
count. He will be located in the
Opera block on the north side of
town.
Warren Lang of the West Ta-
bic was city visitor Tuesday
morning on his way to Omaha
and his old home in Iowa. He
had started to Omaha with a
load of cattle, but finding sat
isfact6ry market before he loaded
: at Merna he sold his cattle. but
was to accompany them to D
maha.
A. f. Andersen, of illinois,
who two or three years ago bought
the kopp farm in Rose Valley
called yesterday to have the adj
dress Of his paper changed to X
f. d. No. 2, Broken Bow. Mr.
Andersen has located on his farm
with the view of building mp {
home. The REPUBLICAN extends
welcome to him.
Jesse Candy who recently solo
his farm of 72O acres for $50 al
acre to H. II, Squires was bus
mess caller at this Office Saturday
He informs us that his reason
for selling was poor health. Id
was in Saturday to have All X
ray examination of the throa
and stomach which are affected
He has not yet decided what h
will do. He expects to NOV,
back to Broken Bow and if hi
health improves he will engage
in business.
W. j. Woods and wife left Sun
day morning for the Pacifi
Coast TO make proof on their tim
Der land on which they filed o
when out at Portland last sum
mer. We understand they eac
filed on,160 acres of heavy timbe
land, on which they will reCeiv
patent on paving 81. SO an acre
Mr.. Woods expects to be back i
about three weeks. Mrs. Wood
will probably remain in the wes
Their son Harry remained her
to look after the affairs of til
home during Mr.. Woods absence
Great interest is being man
tested in Nebraska in the comm
meeting of the State Associatio
of Commercial Clubs, which is
he held in Omaha on FebruaI
Goth and 2lst. The initial NEE
ing at which the association VIZ
organized was held in Fremont
year ago and there was a sple
did response to the invitation
the Fremont Commercial Gu
indicating that there was a We,
general desire in the state f