Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-13
LOCAL LORE sse PERSONAL PARAGRAFS !.

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till Tuesday.
Dorothy and Albert Lee went
to Sweetwater and visited with
relatives over last Sunday.
L. D. George is attending COM
mencement exercises this week
at Grand Island college, of which
institution he is graduate.
Mrs. E. M. Bean has moved
to and is now occupying her
residence just vacated by H. II.
Bruce who has moved into his
own new mansion on the hill.
Wesley Thomas, residing
northwest of the city, spent a
few days last week in Omaha
which he finds has perceptibly
improved since his last visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Hunting
ton left last Saturday for three
weeks recreation trip during
which time they will visit at
Lincoln, Beatrice, Tecumseh
and Sterling.
DR.. c. Pickett, having decided
to move to the farm near Dun
ming, sold his residence property
to William Worth who leased IT
to ]. N. Peale. The consider
| alton was $3.50
A. c. Woods and Joseph Will
hart, residing in the vicinity of
West Union, were in the city
last Thursday to appear before
the county supervisors in the
matter of a new road in their
vicinity.
w. w. Cowles left Tuesday
evening for Peoria, ILL.,, after
visit here for couple of weeks.
He expects to return here in
about three weeks. plotting a
bunch of investors TO this land
of peace and plenty.
G. II. Pigma an went to Grand
Island last Sat urday evening and
is this week attic nding commence
ment exercises at the college.
He expects to visit an uncle and
aunt at Ravenna, enroute home,
and reach here Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Smith and
daughter, of Humboldt, Nebr.,
who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Scott the past week,
left yesterday for Ellsworth,
accompanied by Mrs. Scott and
son Herbert. They will return
here next week.
Nicholas Smith, residing S
miles north east, came to the
city yesterday and left last night
for Hot Springs, S. d., hoping
treatment there will improve his
health. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Katie Ford, of his daughter,
Plankinton, South Oak.
Rev. James C. Doris, of
Particle, Mich, arrived in the
city last Thursday for a few
weeks visit with his mother,
brothers and sister. Rev. Doris
was a resident here prior to eight
years ago when he moved to the
South, which did not agree with
mis- health, and he went to
Michigan, which pleases him
better.
Mr.. Morehouse, formerly a
partner Of Judge Reese, who
went to Colorado last fall on
account of poor health, is in the
city, his appearance indicating
that he made a wise move. He
says he feels again the flow of
youthful blood in his veins and
in consequence thereof speaks
none but words of praise for the
climate of Colorado.
John Welsh, who has resided
at Westerville the past 81 years,
was Broken Bow visitor yester-
day, accompanied by bis daugh-
ter, Miss Eua. 1t is his inten-
tion to leave next week, accom-
panied by wife and daughter,
for his former home in
northern New York which they
have not visited since coming to
this county. Nor have they,
all during these years, come in
contact with anyone who ever
resided in that part of the
country or knew anyone who
did, so that the meeting up with
friends of 81 years ago will prove
a pleasant epoch in the lives of
these good people.
William Warren was in the city
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