Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-12-05
Condensed Local and Personal Paragraphs

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Next Thursday will be United
Brethren day at McComas' drug
store.
Next Tuesday will be Christian
Church day at Ed McCom IS
drug store.
E ish4 Taylor left Tuesday
night Tor the Black Hills country
where he is extensively interested
in mines.
Supt. Pinckney left the city
Tuesday to spend the remainder
of this week visiting schools in
the northeast part of the county.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo Taylor, of
Los Angeles, California, spent
three days the first of the week
visiting her uncle, w. c. Luce,
and family.
w. H. Hawley and wife of
Lincoln spent several days last
weekIvisiting with their daughter
Mrs. John D. Brady.
Judge Armour left last Thurs
day for DesMoines and ST. Louis
on strictly business trip to b.
absent from home for an in
definite length of time.
On Tuesday M. E. Harris of
the Westervile vicinity associated
with Broken Bow acquaintance
and attended to business matters
that demended his attention.
J. A. Kellenbarger and wife,
Of Merna, were in the city Tues
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. M. Amsberry. They attended
the meeting of the Eastern Star
Tuesday night.
John Lindstrom, of Comstock,
was enjoying life in the county
seat town Mondsy-if keeping
busy every moment during his
stay can be counted as enjoying
life.
Comstock was represented in
the city on Tuesday by William
Brown who can tell the advant-
= ages of sewing machine in more
eloquent language than Bryan
can depict his 10 to l ideas.
Henry Beal, who has "sot
types" in the Chief Office most of
the time during the past, two
years, left last Saturday for
Grand Island and registered as d
student at the Baptist College.
BAPTIST DAY-Next Wednes-
day will be Baptist day at Ed.
McComas drug store. Mr.. Nc
Comas has again offered each
of the churches of our town 10
per cent. of one days sale at his
store. Let us wait on you next
Wednt sday.
Rev. A A. Mitchell, pastor of
the Broken Bow Presbyterian
church, went to Georgetown
Thanksgiving Day and conduct
ed services in the new urch al
taat place. He was accompan-
led by County rr a>urer Cavepee
who resided there prior to com
ing to this city in his official
capacity.
At the sale of short horn cattle
at Alliance last Saturday, given
BY DIR j. G. hrenizer, of this city
the entire lot of fifteen bulls were
sold. The prices realized were
not what these fine blooded cattle
were really worth, but they
brought fair figures and the pur-
chasers may rest assured they
got the full worth of their money
S. B. Osborne, who has beer
visiting the old folks at home
the past two weeks, left Monday
for West Libtrty, Iowa, where
he becomes manager of a large
grocery establishment. Bent
has always "made good in every
undertaking and his many trlenu'
here have no doubt as to how hi
will stack up" in his new posi-
ton.
r. H. Fife and son, of Kansas
City, Mo-, who have been uni
tormly successful in their evan
gelistic work, have been engage
by the Christian church TO con
duct a series of meetings ii
Broken Bow in January. Ever.
person in the community SHOULD
use this opportunity 10 becom
acquainted with the plea of tn
Christian church.
w. b. Eastman goes to Oman
Tomorrow having received an ir