Valley center social notes recount visits and illness
Center items list local visits sickness and activities from the prior week. Names include Batyl Jove, Miss Relzloff, Mrs. J O Lobb, Viola Dickes, Lauretta Tank, Mrs Ted Kalthoff, Mrs Leo Mexsner, Joe Reiners, Frank Dickes, N H Tank, Curt Scott, Walter Aurich, Otto Horst, August Horst, John Grosbana, L S Bancroft, Walter Greenwalt, Fern Scott, Art Draper, Grace Johnson, Cora Retslaff, Barbara Brown, Bidney trip mentions, and a dance at A D Rose home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dickes
Lauretta Tank
Ted Kalthoff
Leo Mexsner
Joe Reiners
Frank Dickes
N. H. Tank
Curt Scott
Walter Aurich
Babe
Otto
August Horst
John Grosbana
L. S. Bancroft
A. D. Rose
Edward
Dalton
Local residents attend multiple events around town
Charlie Johnson helped Jack Mc Grane butcher last Wednesday. Alfred and Harold Borcher called on Art Borcher. Many from the vicinity attended Fred Klug’s sale and a rabbit hunt in Alex Sterling’s neighborhood. Numerous visits: Mr and Mrs Hille, the Borchers, Schmidt, Beyer, Schmidt, Stempke, and others spent time with relatives and attended dances and elevator meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Johnson
Jack
McGrane Butcher
Ernest. Hille
Hile
Gurney
Curt Scott
Walter Happel
Hilbert Borcher
Charley Overman
Henry Schmidt
Wm. Sabs
Fred Klug
Alfred
Harold Borcher
Art Borcher
Fred Borcher
Jack McGrane
Wm. Jeudes
Harold
Esther Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Pete Beyer
Albert Stempke
Bronson
Art Overman
Sidney
Frances Gross
Fred Beyer
Theo Borcher and Sons
Glen Bales
John Borcher
Grace Dalton
Beatrice Birmingham
William Rohde
John Engel
Fred
Frank Beyer
Bill Gross
Alex Sterling
Saturday to Sunday Community Notes in White Cove Valley
The record lists Monday through Sunday social and daily work in White Cove Valley. Activities include corn shelling, visits between families such as Pope McDonnell and Hill, trips to Crook Sterling and Sidney, attendance at a Willing Workers meeting, a funeral in Sterling, and social events like a Crook dance. Notable names include John McDonnell, Mrs Pope, D R Gross, Ross Brossard, Bernard Hill, Carl Meyerholz, and Phil Brossard, with multiple visits and helper trades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Pope
John McDonnell
Harry Reaves
Ross Brossard
Rogers
Raymond Pope
Crook
D. R. Gross
Mrs. Hill
Baby
Hill
Ernest Bonser
Ed Rogers
Bill Pope
Harry Reeves
Jesse Moon
Carl Meyerholz
Arnerd Hill
Blanche Brossard
Meyerholz
Clarence Beebe
Cerl
Edward Magrue
Paul Dobbs
D. BR. Gross
Danny Is
Carl Meyerbols
Sterling
Hidegard Jobe
Margaret
Phil Brossard
Mrs. Cashman
Carl Meyerhols
Iliff
John McDonnell’s
Mr. Bates
Rare Bargain High Grade Piano for Quick Sale
Piano stored in Denver will be sold at substantial reduction for quick sale. Terms available to any responsible party. Send for particulars to The Denver Music Company, Denver, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Denver Music, Company
Denver
Colorado
Sermon Topics and Real Estate Offer From Debiesta
The M E Church Lodge Pole outlines Sunday sermons on The Holy Catholic Church and What I Believe and Why I Believe It. The morning topic is A Gene of Balance. Also advertised is a eight acre unimproved farm buyable on down payments of one tenth each year for ten years, with Debiesta Land Co W Le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy “Catholic Church
Stanifords
Pleasant View Church Meeting and Local Social Notes
The annual church meeting at the Lutheran parsonage had full attendance. Local families including Ray and Mrs Wills Moench Borcher Wittrock Hilpert Rocher Gemeinhardt and Miller were noted for visits suppers and routine activities with neighbors on Monday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Parsonage
Ray Wills
H.moench
Walter Borcher
HE. Mangels
Local notes reflect visits and illness in community
Mrs. Tilghman s mother remains ill while Gordon Deal arrives from Minneapolis to join family. Neighbors and relatives, including E N Roth, Joe Vogter, Charles Miller, Raymond Gentry, Todd Gentry, and Jacob Zimmerman, host calls and visits. Hogs bought, moves to new home, and several sick days noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimerman Hoof
Raymond Gentry
Todd Gentry
Richard Fraass
James Vacik
E. N. Roth
D. B. Phelps
Albert Brauer
Frank Kokes
R. G. Simpson
Jacob Zimmerman
Walter Proctor
Ronson
George Louderback
Julesburg
Potter Area News Roundup Highlights Local People
Potter residents report visits by Mr and Mrs H W StPubee en route from Iowa to Colorado. Mrs Julius Schwartz improves after Denver surgery, with her mother staying another week. Sidney and Potter residents, including Dan Hansen and Edma Anderson, attend relatives in Cr eeley and Fort Collins. A missionary, Rev Murphy, returns from Africa to speak in Potter. Robins seen signaling early spring. Potter-Lodge Pole games showcase decisive Potter victories. local library event praised. music instructor Mins Guy earns credit for operetta. Sidney basketball team visiting Potter tonight. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday. Women’s Club Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. StPubee
Potter
Iowa City
Ft. Collins
Colo
Julius Schwartz
Denver
Kayne
Joe Nelson
Sidney
Dan Hansen
Greeley
Edma Anderson
Ft. Collins, Colo
Edgar and
Ernest Anderson
Wm. Hagemeister
R. A. Babcock
Cheyenne County Association
A. E. Brady
Cozad
Robins
Barnett
Rogere
Slocumb
Potter-Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole
Mins Guy
Irs. R. V
Frances
Sidney Boys
Tadies Aid
Womans Club
Local Child Hurt In Front Of Truck In Weekend Accident
Leland Arndt, two, was struck when he stepped in front of a truck Sunday. The front wheel ran over his knee but no bones were broken. he remains at home with a badly bruised leg. In community notes, the Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Rutgell Dedrick’s home with Mesdames Harvey Heiser and Charles Hardin assisting. Mrs. Bullock of Kimball visited her daughter Mrs. Don Dey Ermand. Vera Rose and two Alliance friends spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross. The Womans club will hold a Valentine party Friday at Mrs. Ross’s home with Mesdames Worth, Baker and Ewing assisting. The Junior high class presents Cupid of Vassar Friday night at Frandsen hall, with vaudeville between acts by high school pupils. Mr. and Mrs. W C. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Mow of McDonald Kan visited Thursday with Mrs. Davis’s daughter, Mrs. N. Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Alex Ross
Womans Club
Ross
Mesdames Worth
Baker
Ewing
Junifor High School
Cupid
Vassar
Frandsen Hall
W C. Davis
Son of Clair Gillispe Undergoes Appendectomy
A young son of Mr and Mrs Clair Gillispe had an appendectomy at the hospital Monday and is reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Gillispe
Card of Thanks and Local Business Notice
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses and floral tributes during illness and death of R. R. James and family, Mrs L J Eckerman. Notice to the public announces agency takeover for Singer sewing machines with repair service and trade offers, contact James Slama at 306 W 6th St or telephone 513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. James
L. J. Eckerman
Singer Sewing Machines
W. 6Th St. James Slama
Dissolution of Sidney Ice and Storage Co Partners
Public notice that the partnership between C R McDowell and L G Roy Liggett doing business as Sidney Ice and Storage Company is dissolved by mutual consent. McDowell assumes debts and collects all obligations. Sidney, Nebraska dated January 29, 1926. Notary Beal J Marsh witnessed on January 20, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C R. McDowell
L. G. Roy Liggett
Sidney Ice & Storage Company
C. S. McDowell
Sidney Nebraska
Beal
Cc. J. Marsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batyl Jove
J. O. Lobb
Willey
Iva Beyer
White Cove Valley
Ternoon
M.E. Church
J. C. Miles
Sisney
The
Telegraph
Cc. R. McDowell
L. G. Rolliggett
Phelps Studio
Michigan
WE Deliver
E. J. Leonard
Buick
Dodge
Studebakers
Odsmobile
Ford
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