Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-30

Comrade Ner Hartley has been
one of the numerous grip victims
the past week, but is again able
to navigate.
County Supt. Pinckney has
been on the under the weather"
list, fighting strcnuously to
break away from an attack of la
grippe.
Peter Luddon, Of Lincoln, was
in the city yesterday. He filed
on the Navy Pearson homestead
near Halsey, having secured her
REIMBURSEMENT.
Clarence George, of Cumro,
who is attending college at Grand
Island, visited with his brother,
, l.. d. George of this city, Sun
day. He returned to Grand Is
land Monday.
J. A. Kellenbarger was in the
city last Thursday and called to
fix his subscription ahead so he
would not be deprived of the
weekly visit of the REPUBLICAN,
which he has read for twenty
five years. Mr.. *. is one of the
solid farmers between Merna and
Auselno and mighty good
man, says everyone who knows
him.
Last week Attorney ]. II. Dean
went to Lincoln and argued for
the defense in the case Of John
Il. Allen VS. the Estate of Andrew
Allen, in the Supreme court of
the state. Mr.. Dean feels con-
6deut he will win the case as it
has been tried in both the County
and District courts, and in each
triala verdict was rendered in
favor of his client,
The interior Of the Globe hotel
has been so changed by a thor
ough renovation and the service
| has become SO vastly improved
' under the new management that
number of patrons suggested
that the name be changed also
and the suggestion was consider
ed favOrablv and now there is no
more Globe hotel in Broken Bow,
but in it's place we have the Her
Grand.
t For some time past both Mr..
, and Mrs. Jesse Candy have been
suffering with catarrh and as
they have been unable to find re-
lief in medical treatment have
decided that a change of climate
y will be necessary to health and
| happiness, and the chances are
. they will go to Texas where
catarrh is not on the list of all
: ments of humanity.
The Mason City Star appeared
last week in a bran new dress.
That is, a complete outfit Of new
type was used in its publication
> and the improvement over the
old garb it has worn SO long is
very marked. Bro. Anderson is
5 certainly giving his patrons a
v neat newspaper and they should
: not be slow in showing their APP
probation by prompt payment
> Of the subscription price.
The large new residence of ].
} S. Baisch on the north side neal
l. the Ell iscopal church has beer
! completed and the family have
y moved thereto this week. Your
9 "Uncle Joseph" freely confesses
i that he does not care to agar
u tackle the residence building
. proposition-not very soon, any
/ how-uniess he is assured that
. some of the turmoils and anXieties
i incident thereto are to be elimi
mated.
: DEATH-Florence allie y
& aged 5 years and 4 months
> daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
III Smallcy, died at their home il
IL Broken Bow, Neb., Jan. IS, 1908
II The deceased has never been ;
i healthy child and for sometime
i past it has been felt that sht
:, could not long survive. She ha(
II been treated by eminent physi
:, clans but their skill and know
Is ledge did not avail. Funera
services were held in the NJ. r
to church yesterday AFTERNOON at
20 o'clock, conducted by the pastor
70 Rey. Thompson, and attended b,
i'd an unusually large number o
ly friends and acquaintance wh'
re deeply sympathize with tn
c. family in their sad bereavement
80 John O. Taylor, who settled a
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