Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-12-26

Mrs. DR.. Christensen has gone
to Hampton, Nebraska, to visit
with sister during the holidays.
Mrs. Myrtle Little, of Shubert,
Nebraska, is visiting relatives in
this vicinity during the holidays.
''Pickings from Puck" by
company of eighteen artists, is
to appear at the Opera house
Saturday night, January 18th.
The board of supervisors adj
journed Monday night after
session covering six days and it
is said TO have been one of the
most strenuous ones ever held.
Supt. Pinckney went to Lincoln
yesterday to attend session OF
| the State Teachers association
and ais o, a meeting of the instruct
ors in the State Junior Normal
schools.
Miss Letha and Alice Humph-
rey, who are attending school
at York, are visiting their Grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Sims, in this city during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herrick
are visiting Broken Bow relatives
during the holidays. Walter is
taking a course in the Gem City
Business college at Quincy, Ills,
and will return there next week.
Mrs. Martha Kenoyer and on,
Evert, of Sturgis, South Dakota,
arrived last Saturday for short
visit with her children who re-
side here, namely: Hugh and
John Kenoyer and Mrs. w. B.
Kennedy.
The Willis Caldwell block, adj
joining the Custer National bank,
which is to be the home Of the
Custer County Abstract Co., is
now in the hands of plasterers
and Willis thinks he will soon
''sec It's finish"
! Miss p carl Hunter returned
home Monday from Arnold where
she closed very successful term
of school last Friday. She has
engaged to teach the Weisenrider
school, west of this city, Begin
ming after the HOLIDAYS,
/ Mrs. Grace Cochran, of Crete,
Neb., who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b, W.
| Blair, returned home last Mon
day, accompanied by her brother,
Roger Blair, who will visit there
for several weeks.
John Bell, who was with the
Watts Music and Stationery
store last summer but during the
past three months has been clerk
ing in drug store at Albion,
Nebr., returned to the city Mon
day for few weeks visit with
parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Concannon, who
moved to Lincolon last fall are
in the city for the holidays visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Noble. Con" is travelling
for the Thompson Publishing
Co., of St. Louis, and his his
headquarters at Lincoln.
Mrs. J. M. McIndoo left last
Sunday for Kansas City, to visit
sister and attend reunion of
the family. Prof. McIndoo left
yesterday ior Lincoln TO attend
the State teachers association, in
session today and tomorro, and
from there will go to Kansas
City, both returning home the
) latter part of next week.
w. w. Cowels returned last
Friday from Peoria, Ills, whittier
he went several weeks ago with
the intention of remaining.
Shortley after reaching there he
= was attacked by rhumatism
which grow worse the longer he
remained, so he hurried back,
} and is already feeling much bet
ter and now will stay-here.
Mrs. M. E Hurless, of Agra.
5 Kansas, arrived in the city last
Sunday and will remain for an
: indefinite length OF time visiting
her daughters, Mrs. VIM. Penn,
2 Mrs. A. e. Anderson and Miss
f Margaret Hairless. She was ac-
= companied by another daughter,
y Miss Vida Hurless, who will
t return to Kansas next week.
. Mae Rains, who has been
teaching school in the Blackhill
Basin district, miles south OF
, Mason CITY. came home last