Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-04-02

Read an item in anther column
of this REPUBLICAN under the
heading EASTER Market"
Rev. John d. Brady is spend
ing this week at Merna conduct
ing revival meetings in the
Baptist church.
H. Bourgault arrived in the
city the first of the week from
Massachusetts, and expects to
make this his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gibbs, who
have been visiting in this
vicinity, left Wednesday morning
for their home near Lakeside.
DR.. Headrick will visit Broken
Bow, Monday, April 9th. Prac-
tice limited to chronic diseases.
Consultation and examination
free.
The ladies of the Christian
church will! hold an Easter
Market, and serve dinner and
supper, at the Temple theatre
on April 18th.
Correspondents of the REPUB-
LIcAN must not forget to send
their communications in time to
reach the printing Office on We'd
nesday. Those that arrive on
Thursday are too late for inser-
ton in the issue of the current
week.
| Congressman Kinkaid has been
notified that a pension has been
granted Moses Lewis, of
Anselmo, at the rate of ST. per
month, to all of which Mr.. Lewis
is certainly entitled for the SER
vice he rendered his country
when he was able to do so.
| MARRIED-At the residence of
the brides father in Rose Valley,
Nebraska, in the presence of the
family and few friends, by Rev.
r. Bells, of Berwyn, Mr.. Joseph
| F. Anderson and Miss Bessie B.
Mosely, both of Custer county.
The young people have the good
wishes of a host of friends.
| J. A. Amsbery of Mason City
was a city visitor Tuesday. He
and his wife returned few days
previous from a visit to Marion
county Iowa, where they attended
the Golden wedding of H. A.
Amsberry and wifeIon the oath,
near Knoxville. They visited
relatives at Des Moines on their
return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Whitehead
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander
|. son, of Mason City, were Broker
Bow visitors on Tuesday. Some
of our citizens not acquainted
with them were of the opinion il
was bridal party with Mr.. and
, Mrs. Anderson the most interest.
ed of the two couple.
r. p. Stanford, one of the
, prominent and substantial citi
| zens of Merua who has retired
: from farming with a competency
was visitor in the city Tues
day and occupied the easy chai
: in the REPUBLICAN Office for {
| short time while swapping
: weather representations ant
things with the editor.
1t is absolutely useless for thu
woman of an economical turn o
mind to stand looking wistfully
into the show windows of thu
millinery stores and wonder if he
8 old hat can be trimmed over TO
= Easter, or if she will have to pro
5 duce the price of new one
The shapes this year are yer,
E different from those of last yea
E and demonstrates conclusivel,
, the futility of building over las
E years hat.
Last Wednesday a huntin,
. . party composed of Ed, McComas
AL Stuckey, Noah De Walt ant
AL Sloggett left for Candy,
: distance of 20 miles, and at tn
= forks of the South Loup rive
0 spent two days and experienced
S splendid shoot, as we'll as severa
f other things which they do no
t tell for publication. They reach
s ed home Monday evening bring
S ing 155 ducks and 3 geese, kille
Il during two days spent in shoot
n ing, which is considered a might
!: good bag.
y y The tragic event of last Satul
- day evening in Broken Bow, i