Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

custer COllege, broken DOW,
Nebraska. Fall terms begins
Sept, 10. Write for catalogue.
Attorney Ross G. Moore
reached home last Saturday from
a visit to New York and reports
fine trip.
Mrs. ]. S. Molyneux leaves
Sunday night for a visit of a
week with relatives and friends
at Lincoln.
The Rev. Vim. Boswell will
assume his labors with the U. B.
church next Sunday. Preaching
at the usual hour.
City Attorney Gadd was at
North Platte, on Monday, trying
a case in which-as usual-he
won for his client.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bowman
expect to leave next Monday for
Hot Springs, Ark, to be absent
from home three or four weeks.
Mrs. D. M. Amsberry went to
Grand Island Monday accompany
ing her daughter, Lille, who en-
rolled as student at the Baptist
college.
Mrs. ]. E. Iszard and Mrs Van
Antwerp were out near Lodi
three days last week assisting
Surveyor VanAntwerp and report
an enjoyable time.
John Dawson, who is now en-
gagged with the Watts News Co.,
leaves on the 2Sth of this month
for Albion, Nebr., where he will
work in pete" Ryerson's drug
store.
James Smith, of Blooming, ILL.,,
a Custer county realty owner and
a pleasant gentleman to meet,
was in the city Monday attending
to matters in connection with
his holdings.
The first frost of the season in
these parts arrived Monday night
and played havoc with garden
sass and things, but not as
seriously in this city as in the
surrounding country.
The great Western play,
"Wyoming," will be presented at
the Temple theatre Monday
night. One lady will be admitted
free with every paid ticket pur-
chased before Z p. M, Monday.
Jack" Benjamin, son of Judge
and Mrs. Benjamin, of this city,
is with the Della Pringle thea
company this season. The COM
pany was at Salt Lake City last
week and the papers of that city
were pfbfuse in their compliments
of Jacks" clever and. profess
sional work.
M. F. Young who is making |
his home with his son, Frank, at |
Lincoln, is in the city this week |
renewing acquaintance with his
old time friends. Mr.. Young
says Frank has a very pleasant
and comfortable home in the
Capitol city and he enjoys the
new home very much.
Mr.. Teagarden and the pupils
in his room were given a rich
treat Wednesday a. M, by the |
classical rendition of two we'll |
selected musical numbers by |
Prof. Myers assisted by the |
Misses Bowen and L'Amereaux.
Such exercises have a decidedly |
wholesome effect upon the pupils |
of our schools.
Fred Ream started for Lincoln |
in an automobilious last week
and succeeded in getting two
miles beyond Ansley. There it |
went dead and, carefully covering
it with a tarpaulin, left it.
Securing farm team he went to |
Ansley and proceeded on his
journey via the B. & M. railway.
Leslie McWilliams who, for
several years has been foreman of |
bridge gang in the Black Hills
for the B. & M. R'y arrived in
the city yesterday for a few days |
visit with relatives and acquaint-
ances. Mr.. McWilliams sur
prised his friends by bringing |
with him a wife-a bride of four |
1t will be of interest to our
readers to know that the Young
Mems Christian associations of |
Nebraska and though them the
associations of the world have
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