Meadow Lawn Community Social Notes and Visits
Meadow Lawn news records numerous visits and greetings among residents. Ernest Peterson called on Alfred Schultz and John Peterson family hosts welcomed Billie Smith into the area. Several families shopped, hosted, or dined together, with many trips to Potter and Redington. A baby boy was born to Lauren Dugger, and school activities included Ernest Myers Jeanette Mayer visiting district 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT Club
Guill
Ernest Peterson
Alfred Schultz
Best Hoskinson
Jacob Mayer
Dalton
Howard Yost
Billie Smith
Lauren Dugger
Ernest Myers
Jeanette
John Peterson
William Myers
Charles Mayer Butcher
Charles Waterman
Gerald
Chris Peterson
Leona Novotny
Rudy Nagengast
Charles Mayer
Roger Brennan
George Worth
Gene Weed
Center News Highlights Community Visits and School Play
Ethel Guill spends Monday in Dalton with Clara Ewing. Several local residents visit Will Morrow at Carlson hospital and others visit Ed Guill’s family. Center high students resume their postponed play as Mrs. Southard hosts a valentine event for the Sunday school. Local clubs meet, reading contest advances, and regional trips to Sidney Alliance Grand Lodge and Cheyenne are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Guill
Dalton
Clara Ewing
Paul Wetble
Stratton
Moore Just Jensen
Will Morrow
Carlson Hospital
Freeburg
Simla
Ed Zorn
G. T. Club
J. C Guill
E. N. Southard
Charles Scott
J C. Guill
Ralph Reinmuth
Sidney
Andrew Jensen
Erne Osborn
Thur Salsburg
Elmer Wright
Harr
Albert Linton
Ed Guill
Vera
A. D. Rose
Harry Scott
J.C. Guill
E. E. Osborn
Guill
Kummer
Loretta Osborn
Albert Linton Home
Family Visits and Birthday Party Noted in Potter Callers
Potter callers J E Morrow and Emma visited Tuesday while Mrs Fred Wittrock hosted a surprise party Saturday for Fred Wittrock. August Theis called at D W Matthewson’s Friday. Mrs J E Morrow returned home Tuesday after a week with Mrs L Dugger. J E Morrow and Emma had dinner with Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wittrock
Potter News Roundup from Potter Nebraska Local Notices
Mrs. F. C. Harris and son Frederick returned from St Edwards after the death of Mr Harris father. Local Masons attended a meeting in Kimball. Eight of ten Potter teachers rehired for next year. Mrs W A Johnson called to Chadron by double pneumonia death. Mrs R L MacAdam and Harriet returned from Denver visit. Mrs Edgar Andeson and Herbert Johnson visited Mrs E H Biggs in Sidney. Mr and Mrs C M Johnston of Belgrade visited Norcross home. Johnston is Norcross sister. Mrs Fred Reetz becomes assistant leader of Kings Herald band. W C T U meets at Mrs Troy’s home. Mrs Joe Johnson to assist. Edna Seyfang visited sister Mrs Whitmire at Sunol. Five Legionnaires went to Alliance as Potter post delegates. A Rumely tractor school held in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Harris
Frederick
St. Edwards
Mr. Harris
Kimball
Potter Schools
W. A. Johnson
Chadron
Mr. Johnson
R. L. MacAdam
Harriet
Denver
Edgar Andeson
Herbert Johnson
E. H. Biggs
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Ray Bartlett
C. M. Johnstoon
Belgrade
Nebr
Norcross
Johnston
Fred Reetz
Kings Herald
C. A. Larson
Troy
Joe Johnson
Edna Seyfang
Whitmire
Sunol
Legionnaires
Alliance
Potter Post
Potter
Local Notes From Brownson and Vicinity
Miss Mary Hemmer stayed midweek with Mrs. Edith Connelly and family. C J Oldaker and son Gilbert visited the Andersons. H R Fuller shipped cattle from Bronson last week. Donald Hose hauled grain for Nels Olson and sons Friday. Mrs John Seyfang seeks medical care in Kimball. Mrs Novak and children moved to live with Mrs Loncar. Mr Novak came from Omaha to help in the Loncar grocery bought from R C Jackson. John Seyfang family visited Potter. Gladys Shindle visited home. Edith Connelly called on Mrs Bundy. John Connelly Jr played with Anderson boys. B J Earnhardt, auto salesman, was in town Tuesday. George Shindle listed as sick. We have 3 color ice cream bricks by the pint or quart, telephone 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hemmer
Edith Connelly
C. J. Oldaker
Gilbert
C. S. Anderson
H. R. Fuller
Bronson
Donald Hose
Nels Olson and Sons
John Seyfang
Kimball
Novak
Mike Loncar
Omaha
Mr. Loncar
R. C. Jackson
Potter
Gladys Shindle
Wm. Bundy
John Connelly Jr
Anderson Boys
B. J. Earnhardt
George Shindle
Lisco Triumphs Over Dalton 30 to 19 in Basketball
In Friday’s game the Lisco high team defeated Dalton 30 to 19. Local notes mention Herman Rehling visiting Kimball, Herman Heiniemann’s brother John’s southern trip, Mrs. W. S. Woolsey visiting Chadron with Eunice, Sheriff J. M. Nelson’s Dalton visit, Miss Margaret Armuth at home, Barbara Brown’s discharge from Carlson hospital, and a Valentine party hosted by the Brestels and Lyal Taylors in Gurley with several tables of 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Lisco
Herman Rehling
Kimball
Herman Heiniemann
John
Pender
California
W. S. Woolsey
Chadron
Eunice
Rapid City
J. M. Nelson
Margaret Armuth
Herman Armuth
Barbara Brown
Carlson Hospital
Sidney
Lauren Dugger
W. C. Brestel
Lyal Taylor
Gurley
Brestel
Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Sidney Hotel
Rupture Appliance Expert Mr. C. F. Redlich will inspect and fit rupture shields at a Sidney hotel from 6 to 4 p.m. by appointment. He claims perfect retention in any position, instant relief, and strengthened tissues, with no belts or legstraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
Co. F. Redlich
Home
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pleasant View Cheyenne social notes spill into town
Rey Hinck Mrs J H Hinck and Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert were Cheyenne callers last week. Frank Miller and family were Sunday guests at CG Gemeinhardt home. W D Matthewson family and Pete Nelson visited J E Morrow home Wednesday. Leona Hilpert worked at Arthur Schueider home. Paul Morrow spent Sunday with home folks. P J Dalton Willis and William Borcher Ruth called at Ben Hilpert home Tuesday. Billie Smith and Robert Nelson visited Ed Morrow Thursday evening. Frank Miller and Ben Hilpert were noted in ongoing visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Borcher
Ruth
Ben Hilpert
Billie Smith
Robert Nelson
Ed Morrow
Frank Miller
Famous Cough Prescription Thoxine Promises Safe Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Thoxine cures coughing without chloroform or harmful drugs. It touts double action soothing the irritation and addressing the internal cause to stop coughing quickly. It markets superiority to syrups, offers money back, and lists prices 35c 60c and 1.00 with availability at Bassett’s and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassetts
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Center News
I O OF Lodge
Grand Lodge
James Davison
Grand Island
G T. Hardin
Cheyenne
Claude Babcock
J. C. Hagsenstad
Kathryn
Bridgeport
E .M.row
Emma
Brownson
Telepone
Sparton
Bassett’ S Drug Store
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