Local Happenings In Spring Canyon Area
Mr and Mrs Dick Sutter traveled to Sterling with Mrs Sutter in hospital Mrs Guy Sylvester learned her mother in Yuma was badly hurt in an auto accident The Sylvester family spent days in Yuma and a handkerchief shower was given to Mrs Gus Sutter Nearby residents attended the H R Holmes sale and Mr and Mrs Holmes moved to Sterling Choir practice met at the Crook manse Miss Margaret Sutter visited P R Bell John and George McKelvey and Miss Marion Anderson went from Denver to Georgetown then back home Thanksgiving gatherings included A J Heying Dick Sutter Bernard Weaver and families with many others from the county seat The community mourned the death of Miss Florence Rogers funeral held in Sterling Sunday An eventful shop group from the county seat included Milo Moore and family and Mrs Dick Sutter and child Miss Margaret Sutter Also C M Morton of Sterling visited relatives The Gift Shop advertises decorative bric a brac and acceptable Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sutter
Sterling
Crus Sutter
Guy Sylvester
Yuma
H. R. Holmes
Bernard Weaver
Sam Pollock
Margaret
Willie Sutter
J. E. Bates
Dempsey
Oliver Winters
Florence Rogers
Milo Moore
Margaret Sutter
C. M. Morton
Thanksgiving visits in Maple Grove community
Mrs N fP Johnson and daughters and N E Witters with Mrs Rob Dyke spent Wednesday afternoon at F A Jon. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons spent Wednesday evening at Nels Johnsons. The Miles family shared Thanksgiving with GL A Pearoud and family. Several calls and visits followed including Ed Miles, Frank Workman and Nels Johnson households plus gatherings around Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fp Johnson
E Witters
Rob. Dyke
Jon On
W. T Sharman
Nels Johnsons
Newton
A. Pearoud
Sharman
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
Dorothy Bryant
Stoneham
Colo
Kahse
W. Y. Miles
Ray
Frank Workman
R. Kennedy
John Newton
W. T. Sharman
SEXTORP Family Gatherings and Local Visits Report
Nell Dunlay family stayed in Scottsbluff visiting Nell’s uncle and relatives from Wednesday to Sunday. McKee family visiting Lickee relatives in O’Neil ten days. Harold Brett ill with flu last week. Thanksgiving guests included Lloyd Shaw family, Arlo Fisher family, and Billy Smith at Pete Nelson’s. Christina Kocour shopped in Sidney Saturday. Numerous local residents attended a district 142 literary program Friday with a served lunch. George Reetz away on Denver business. Art Brandenberg covering chores and repairing telephone lines with Chris Crowell. Reetz and Fisher families shared Thanksgiving at Harvey Fisher’s. E Carlson and daughter with Oscar Redeen also at Edgar Anderson’s. Peter Nelson’s daughter Myrtle shopped in Sidney. Joe Kubis family and Carol Hashberger with Charles Dedic family for Thanksgiving. Fred Prince helped his brother pick corn. Carol Hashberger, Emma Morrow, Myrtle Nelson at Leslie Sanders' Sunday dinner. August Mielke family visited George Reetz’s Sunday. Charles Johnson family Thanksgiving at Edgar Anderson’s. Leslie Sanders and sons Grover and Buster duck hunting Sunday. A dance at the parish hall honored Mr and Mrs Joe Cizek on Wednesday. C Crowell and Geraldine crowell shared Thanksgiving with Charles Smith family. Roy Nelson been sick recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Dunlay
Scottsbluff
Mr. Dunla
Cr. McKee
Lickee
O'Meil
Harold Brett
Andy Brett
Pete Nelson
Fred Weikhorst
George Reetz
Denver
Art Brandenberg
Harvey Fisher
E. Carlson
Oscar Redeen
Edgar Anderson
Peter Nelson
Myrtle
Sidney
Joe Kubis
Alby
Carol Hashberger
Charles Dedic
Fred Prince
Bill
Emma Morrow
Myrtle Nelson
Leslie Sanders
August Mielke
Charles Johnson
Leslie Sanders and
Grover
Buster
Penish Hall
Meadow Lawn Literary Draws Large Crowd in District 142
A Friday evening literary in district 142 drew a large attendance with the Potter orchestra rendering several selections to enthusiastic listeners. After the program, guests such as Mr and Mrs Bill Prehn and others enjoyed treats. Family visits and gatherings followed at several homes including George Jeulf Potter and related households, with many Sunday meals and reunions noted among local residents.
Sidney and area visitors and social calls noted
Row of local social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bovee and family visiting Sidney on Friday. Pete Henke called on Alvin Monday afternoon. The Schlotfeld and Weed families spent Sunday at the Weed home. Mrs. Waterman and Mrs. Peterson Sr. visited the Christ Peterson home Monday afternoon. Gift Shop ads promote engagement and Christmas presents, $25 to $100 values, larger items available. Telegraph Want Ads invite disposal of items with 89 cents windshield plate glare note at Hahler Galaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row
R. R. Bovee
Sidney
Pete Henke
Alvin
W. B. Schlotfeld
BE. L. Weed
Charles Waterman
Peterson, Sr
Christ Peterson
Bread and Wine and Creampuffs From Jerpe’s Market
A poet addresses faith and fair trade in a compact verse. The speaker notes bread and wine as Christian rites and contrasts laws with honesty. Cream and eggs are claimed as the farmer’s rightful share, urging readers to bring items to Jerpe’s market for fair exchange.
Hog cholera control gains with clear serum use
Hog cholera remains a problem but control is practical now with concentrated, clear serum. The serum offers long storage life of about three years, compared with two years for ordinary whole blood serum, aiding emergency outbreaks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Canyons
Maple Grove
T. G. Waddell
F. A. Johnson's
George Deaver
H. P. Courtney
Joe Dilly
Joe
Sextorp
Joe Cizek
C. Crowell
Geraldine
Charles Smith
Gladys
Roy Nelson
Literary
Potter
Bill Prehn
John Peterson
Lloyd Jeulf
Charles Mayer
Peterson
George Jeulf
Fern Sanders
Morrow
Charles Neaman
Paul Morrow
Maynard Mayer
George Vogler
J. E. Morrow
Paul
Arlo Fisher
Mrs. King
Paul Mann
Alvin Mann
E. K. Drake
R. H. Miller
Dalton
Paul Weible
Ernest Meyers
Dennis Walsh
Ed Morrow
Mann
Hannah Smith
Bayard
J. E. Mor
Hahler Galaze
Jerpe
George Goetting
Mar
Aristas
Wgoni
Seg
Santa Claus
Brauer's
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Nebraska
Brauer’s
People’s Market
East Side Court House
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