Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-08-29
LOCAL LORE gs PERSONAL PARAGRAFS

Mrs. Nj. V. Rains, west of the
city, from last Saturday until
yesterday.
Roy Walker came down from
the gold mine near Hill City, S.
D. last Saturday and associated
with friends and stock holders
couple of days.
Miss Guthman, of St. Joseph,
Mo-, arrived in the city Monday
to take charge of the trimming
department in Miss Todd's
millinery store.
O. A. Nevis went to Omaha on
Tuesday for a few days stay on
business matters with which the
gentleman has surrounded him
self with plenty.
Editor Pinch, of the Merna
Postal Card, visited his county
seat town Monday on business,
but took time to allow his smiles
to radiate the REPUBLICAN
printery.
Mrs. F. E. Wilson, of Webster
City, Iowa, arrived in the city
last Thursday for a few weeks
visit with her brother, Fred
Arthur, and family, five miles
southwest.
Miss Mae Rains has engaged
to teach the Black Hill Basin
school, s miles south of Mason
City and left yesterday to have
everything in readiness for the
opening next Monday.
Merchant H. B. Drake left last
Sunday for Chicago where he
will spend a couple of weeks
selecting stock of fall and
winter merchandise for his
mammoth store in this city.
C. c. Glaze, of Crawford, where
he is conducting a marble works
and a ranch adjacent to that
city, arrived in the city Sunday
and visited with his brothers,
Ira and Walter, until Tuesday.
1t would not be a bad idea
when people go away and leave
their homes unuccupied for few
days or weeks to take some extra
precautions about the way the
doors aud windows are left and
to notify the police they are
going.
Tomorrow evening DR.. and
Mrs. r. B. Mullin expect to leave
for ten days outing, visiting
Denver and Colorado Springs
and making side trips from these
cities to the various points of
interest in that section of
Color ado.
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Mullins
have gone to Denver to attend
farewell reception to be
rendered DR.. Livingston, chief
physician and surgeon of the
y b. & M. R'y., who has resigned
the position. DR.. Mullins is the
local physician and surgeon for
the company.
Miss Effie Pierce, of Lincoln,
who has been a guest of Rev. and
Mrs. J. D. Brady the past six
weeks returned to her home
Monday. Miss Pierce is an
accomplished and agreeable
young lady and widened her
circle of friends during her stay
in this city.
A. A. Colon, a prominent
business man and a hustler, at
Gothenberg, accompanied by F.
J. Sack, of Eddyville, were
visitors in the city last week.
Mr.. COLON was formerly resi-
dent of Broken Bow, moving to
his present location about seven
years ago, and has many friends
here.
For the ladies five mile relay
race at The Custer County Fail
for a purse of $50, there are
already three entries, consequent
it is assured, and the chances are
there will be five or six contest
ants, Secretary Haumont having
received inquiries from severa
ladies in addition to those who
have entered.
The city schools open mex
Monday and parents should have
their children ready to inter- or
the first day. Much of theil
success in school during the
coming school year depends upor
this. Have them at the schoo
house before the . o'clock bel
rings next Monday morning 5,