Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-15

BoRN-Friday, Nov. 9, 1906,
to Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Brady, at
the Baptist parsonage in Broken
Bow, a boy.
Miss Bly, Kennedy left Monday
for Spokane, Wash where she
has relatives, and expects to
make her home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Jones are
enjoying a visit from her father,
John Scales, of Iowa, who may
decide to remain until next
spring.
Mrs. w. S. Metcalf, of Wal
worth, who has been in the city
the past week receiving treatment
for throat trouble, returned home
yesterday.
A. Hampton, of Ravenna,
auditor for the Dierks Lumber
and Coal Co., has been in the
city this week attending to COM
pany business.
Mrs. Lizzie Calkins, who is
teaching in the Mason City
school, spent last Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Poole, in this city.
Trains on the Burlington are
now running with more regularity
and nearer on schedule than they
have at any time during the past
three or four months.
]. H. Prettyman will offer a
bunch of cattle for sale at
Finlen's barn Saturday afternoon,
this week. Read the big adver-
tisement in this REPUBLICAN,.
A. J. Elliott, proprietor of the
Grand Central hotel, reached
home Monday from Anoka,
Mimi, whittier he was summoned
two weeks ago on account of the
sudden death Of his mother
of neuralgia of the heart-at the
: age of 70 years and 5 months.
= A new gas lighting plant has
. been installed in H. A. Watts
-, news and novelty store and the
, postoflicc, adjoining, if it keeps
, it up to the present standard is
!, one of the best in the city. The
manufacturers claim it is less
expensive than any other in both
e price and the cost of operation.
= Next Tuesday Willis Caldwell
- will leave for the Texas coast
5 country representing party Of
capitalists interested in lands.
:, He will be accompanied by a
- bunch Of prospective buyers and
: will be absent about three weeks.
y This will not interfere with the
sale Of buggies at cost, as l.. e.
S Cole. salesman, will be at the
II carriage repository-with the
= goods.
- Word has been received from
y Omaha that an operation had
3 been performed on John Robin
q son who has been suffering for
~ quite awhile from a running sore
y on one of his ankles. Indications,
. following the operation, were
y that it was successful and that
n he would soon be on solid pins
G again. Mrs. Robinson accom-
lie panied and will remain with him
l. until he returns home.
% MARRIED AT the residence Of
y the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
> &c. H. Holcomb, i'll Broken Bow
- Nebr, Wednesday night, Novem
VI Der IA, 1906, in the presence O
~ relatives and a few friends, Mr.
William II. Darnell and Mis-
al Mabel,e Holcomb we've united il
re marriage, Rev. J. h. Teagardel
lg officiating. The first of mex
1g week the young people leave TO
as Los Angeles, Calf, where the,
IN will reside.
~ A farewell surprise party wa
~ given the Misses I.etha and Alic
"A Humphrey at the nome or MI
~. ~ and d. Nj. Amsberry last Satur
,re day night which proved a SUI
, ~ prise in all the word implies
:" Having been invited to spend tn
evening. at Amsberry's they wen
ng and upon arrival found abou
ity thirty of their friends all {
of whom gave them the glad han
ay and a merry ha, ha. Afte
las greetings had been exchanged
nd music and refreshments wei
md served, after which games, col
Ne versation and more music to
The quickly sped the evening ava
He On Tuesday the young ladi
ear left, in company with the