Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-16
Condensed Local and Personal Paragraphs

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Wilson of Anselmo were among
the city visitors Tuesday.
Rasmus Schritzmier of Lillian
has recently been granted a pen
sion of twelve dollars month.
Fred Hickman, one of the
young substantial farmers near
Merna, was city visitor yester-
day.
George F. Perrin, one of the
substantials of Sargent, is en-
ioying himself in the county
seat today, the guest of Joe Hick-
man.
James Wrigley returned home
last week from visit in various
points in Kansas and says he's
better satisfied to be a resident
of Central Nebraska.
A certain Broken Bow bache-
lor is authority for the statement
that girl can forgive any kind
of kissing-so long as it dosen't
muss-her hair.
Lawrence Foran of Anselmo
was IN the city yesterday making
proof on his homestead. John
McDermott and Bryan Leonard
of Anselmo were his witnesses.
Mrs. Ed. Upton went to Oma-
ha last week and will visit there
with her mother for about a
month while 81. Ed" is per-
forming a real decent piece of
carpenter work way out where
canyons are plentiful.
The Nj. B. A. drill team will
hold a basket social on Thursday
night of next week at the Armory
at which time game of basket
ball will be played and an exhibit
tion drill given. All are invited
and ladies requested to bring
baskets with Enclosures enough
for two.
One day last week w. G. Wal
lace sold his residence property
in the northeast part Of the city
to Mrs. Annabel l.. Bishop, the
consideration being $1O5O.OO.
Mr.. Wallace and family moved
to and are occupying the res
idence just south of H. B.
brakes for the present, intend
ing to move about March LIST to
the Sutton farm, 7 miles south
east, which he has leased.
Attorney r. A. Moore has re-
turned to the city-and intends
remaining-from Galloway where
he went last fall and superin-
tended the building of an addition
to his hotel in that city. While
there he had the bones in his
left leg badly bent and on account
thereof was laid up for more than
month and has not yet fully re.
covered. But he's just as happy
as ever.
Lester Corlett, jeweler at Nc.
Comas' drug store, who was
taken sick with typhoid fever
and went to the Methodist
hospital at Omaha two months
ago. was dismissed from the
hospital and went to Colorado
Springs the LIST of this month tC
recuperate as he had a severe at
tack of the disease, according tC
the hospital authorities, who
stated that more than two
months must elapse before hi
would be able to resume work.
Jess Candy came in last Thurs
day just as the REPUBLICAN press
was being started and wanted
the wheels stopped long enough
to say that he would attend thu
Bryan Dollar banquet in Lincoln
last night and there lay the step
ping stones for his candidacy TO
member of congress to succeed
M. p. Kinkaid. 1t would Civ
us great pleasure to support on
good friend Disappointed Mr.
Kinkaid-or some other good re
publican-is not a candidate.
Claude Vail laid aside razo
and shears in the City barbe
shop last week and, pulling him
self together in "holey" pair G
overalls and entered into tn
captivating pastime of movin,
household goods, having lease
the Carlos place on the hill ada
cent to the city reservoir, wher
he will engage in night farming
his day hours being occupied i
shop work - and talk. Ever sine
he commenced attending. inst
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