Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-11-28

been sick the past week, is re-
ported as convalscing.
If this fine weather only con-
tiuues four weeks LONGER it will
be a sure enough green Christ
mas"
Broken Bow should congratu-
late itself upon the safety and
sounduess OF her financial in-
situations.
Next Sunday revival services
will be inaugurated at the United
Brethren church. Citiz MS are
cordially invited to attend.
Rev and Mrs Kopp, of Lillian,
drove here Monday and left Tues
dav morning for Hastings where
they will visit daughter.
Mrs. Carl Foote, of Duuning,
arrived in the city last Saturday
for a short visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Amsberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cornish, of
of Lodi, we're Broken Bow visi-
tors last Sunday, coming on ac-
count of illness of Mrs. ]. M.
Fodge.
Mrs. w. H. Meyers arrived in
the city last Thursday from York
to visit with her husband, who
is principal of music IN Custer
College.
Mrs. M. D. Callen has recover
ed from her illness as to permit
of the nurse, Miss Della Sturms,
of Sargent, returning home on
Tuesday.
PHOTOGRAPHER Taylor has built
a roomy show case at his studio
wherein to more properly display
the excellent work he is doing in
the photo line.
John Price made a trip to
South Omaha the first of the
week with a car of "critters' and
upon his return, Tuesday, de-
clared prices were Internationally
off.
The public sale of stock by
Allen Reyner on Tuesday attract
ed large number and bidding
was fairly spirited and good
natured. The sale amounted TO
about $500.
The NV furnace in the new
Christian church was completed
in time to be operated last Lords
day and the result was highly
satisfactory to members and
others who were in attendance at
the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Poole left
last Friday for Alliance where
they will spend the winter with
son, having sold their property
one half mile east of the square
to John E. Meyers.
When the new building for the
gas plai is completed the city
hall will look more 50 than ever.
II is frightful TO contemplate
when only few dollars invested
in paint would do the business.
Frank Ruxtable, who "copper"
ed" k,nkald claim near Hdlsey,
has been in the city the past two
weeks. He says he may return
home this week and may be not
till next week as he's having
such blamed good time here he
dislikes to break away.
The turkey shoot given by the
Broken Bow Gun Club Monday
afternoon was participated in by
goodly number of gunners and
proved success, nearly all the
shooters being successful in lug
ging away some of the game.
Another one is contemplated in
the near future.
Fred Ream, who several weeks
ago fell from a ladder and was
almost killed, and while laid ul
on that account had an attack OF
typhoid fever, is able to be out
and around again, but hasn't
yet donned his work clothes
His host of friends are glad tc
note his rapid convalesence.
Those who do not make their
Christmas selections early will
have cause for regret, because
the wise ones do not intend L
wait until the stocks have beer
demoralized. Now is the TIME t
select-after reading in the RE
PUBLICAN what merchants wan
your Christmas trade-and hav
the articles laid aside for you.
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