Pleasant View Social Notes Reach Across Potter District
Pleasant View residents recount visits and gatherings from Monday through Sunday. Highlights include numerous calls on the Borcher and Mangel households, a Potter trip, attendance at a Pelster farm sale, a Martin Luther church funeral, a brief baby birth, chiropractic visits in Kimball, and condolences for Hugo Haack’s bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Borcher
H. PR. Wittrock
Leon Maguridt
John Borcher
Herman Mangel
Walter Borcher
Ben Hilpert
P. Pelster
Verona Borcher
John Jorcher
J. H. Wink
Waller Borcher
Potter
H. W. Cuddeford
August Theis
John Helmer
Frank Matthes
Dalton
Joe Goerler
John Hiemer
I. Millroy
R. Boreher
Wim, Border
Flora Schubarth
Herman
Art
Moss
Kimball
Hugo Haack
South of
Art Schubarth
Pete Nelson
Fisher and neighbors keep busy in SEXTORP area
Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher and family left for Scottsbluff to start a new home while neighbors and friends from Kimball Sidney Dix Dix area visited shopped and called on each other through the week. Names include Beety Shaw Lambert Prince Lundberg Nelson Elmquist Kafka and Moench with church and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fisher
Scottsbluff
Geo. Beety
Kimball
Lilord Shaw
Dix
Pete Nelson
Jesse Lambert
Billy
Fred Prince
Sidney
Merle Lundberg
Myrtle Nelson
Lillian Minor
Weil Dunlavy
Ellis Fisher
Henry Moench
Oscar
Jerome Kafka
H. B. Fischer
Margaret Ericson
Carl Olson
Maoris in New Zealand Progress and Parliamentary Representation
The Maoris of New Zealand have emerged from cannibalism to a civilization equal to the white man in sixty years. The population is about 63,000 and four deputies represent them in Parliament. The eel held religious significance to ancient Egyptians, while Greeks and Romans valued it as a delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Calves moved to Peet and town social rounds noted
Bernard Weaver and Gus Sutter hauled a truckload of calves to Peet. Numerous local visits and moves are recorded, including Mrs. McKelvey with neighbors, farm labor shifts, and a Crook residents train ride in Crook. Socials included a Ladies' Missionary gathering and a birthday party for several February celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weaver
Gus Sutter
W. A. McKelvey
J. F. McKelvey
M. T Moore
Arthur McKelvey
Hilliard Farm
M. T
JL. H. Pope
J. E. Bates
Fred Stuke
A. D. Hilliard
Robert Nicholas
Sidney
M. T. Moore
Ray Sheffield
Iliff
Tommy Tompkins
Colorado Springs
al Heying
Stadden
Kensington of
Crook
P. R. Bell
Lois Reeves
Ruby Lewis
Harry Reeves
Harriet Jane
Richard Murphy
Little Son
Creston
Iowa
A. D. Hilliard’s
Murphy
Hilliard
Julesburg
J. R. Sullivan
Sullivan
Ollie Wilson
Geo. Bonser
Walter Bristow
Ed Brock
Oliver Winters
J. B. Bates
County Seat
Wm. Broeder
Morton Farm
Clarence Beebe
Raymond Gentry
Arnold Family Plans Chadron Move After Weekend Visit
CENTER LACONICS reports Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold and son spent Friday night with Dave Brown and left Saturday for Chadron to establish a new home. Other local visits include Mrs. J. O. Lobb with Mrs. M. BE. Webster, John Rathbun with Ed Guill, and W. L. Boman with Otto Campbell. Otto Campbell leaves for Missouri for medical treatment. Willard Guill turns nine with a February 19 party for twenty eight friends. Jack Sears hauls corn for L. C. Freeburg as part of a busy local week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Arnold and
Dave Brown
Chadron
J. O. Lobb
M. BE. Webster
John Rathbun
Ed Guill
W. L. Boman
Otto Campbell
A.H. Draper
George Young
Emelia Jenson
Sidney
Missouri
A. Rose and Sons
Wm. Saahs
Paul Meyer
Fred Beyer
Wi. Rohde's
Jobe
Everet Foster's
Andrew Nelson and Sons
Fred Beyer’s
Wm. Sahs
Jacob Volkert
Dalton
Wm. Kahse
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Wm. Meyer
Roy Frame
Fred Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Lorenzo Schmidt
Carlson
Mesdames Wm. Rohde
Everet Foster
Glen Bales
Theo. Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
Henrys Rohde
Frank Beyer
Iva Beyer
Geo. Hendriks
Geo. Rohde
Wemingford
Nebr
John Borcher
George Foster
Rex Bayne
Nels Nelson
Harold Borcher
Lincoln
Social round of Bunker Hill residents visits and chores
Bunker Hill residents and neighbors share hospitality and daily tasks through midweek gatherings. Families including the Sahs, Beyer, Rohde, Meyer, Foster, Borcher, and Nelsons visit, dine, or call on one another while town activities note hospital stays, school trips, and local sales.
Fair View Items Show Snowbound Social Roundup
Fair weather shifts to cold and snow as Sidney social circle records visitors and calls. Louie Struve and companions visit homes, shop, and attend gatherings while Milan and Max Glassburn return from Wyoming. Numerous calls at Glassburn home span Thursday through Sunday, with Lilian Millroy and Miss Gellatly also noted in Sidney engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Struve
Jessie Millroy
Eleanor Gellatly
Sidney
Wilbur Glassburn
Henry Crumm
Harry Reftlie
Miss Gellatly
Miss Millroy
Milan
Max Glassburn
Wyoming
Frank Klentz
Glassburn
C. G
Laurence
Do. A. Glassburn
Milan Glassburn
Gellatly
Lillian Millroy
Dewitt Glassburn
E. M. Nelson
Lulu Reineka
Max
C. G. Lawrence
Dalton Marriages Bring Local Businessman and Dalton Couple
Dalton observes two weddings as Harry Martin wed Mary Panbaker from east of Dalton and Miss Ruby Devier from Central Dalton married Ed Wiskhors of Potter in Sterling. Dalton friends extend best wishes and note the Osborn family recovering from chickenpox while Mrs Laurabert Kane returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Harry
Dude) Martin
Mary Pannbaker
Ruby Devier
Sterling Wednesday
Ed Wiskhors
Potter
W. F. Osborn
Laurabert Kane
Local notes and social updates from the Dalton area
Lincoln visits his mother Mrs H Zarbaugh while the Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs Frandsen. Ted Farr leaves hospital for home after a prior auto accident and shows slow recovery. A junior play Go Slow Mary is postponed due to illness of a cast member. A Minatare tourist in a two Buick car had a vehicle rollover on Hyer hill Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hag
Minatare
Hyer Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sextorp Report
Spring Canyon
Jack Sears
L. C. Freeburg
Livoni
Bunker Hill
Milan Glaissburn
Glassburn Brothers
Henry
Jake Walker
Kenneth Wagner
Mr. Stone
Coltege
C. L. Walters
L. G. Pitts
C. A. Glassburn
L. G. Pitts Ranch
Louie Scheer
Ed Anderson
Glassburn Ranch
Kodak
Phelps
Nebraska
Denver
Colorado
Tobin Block
George Amiot
Sidney Cafe
J. C. Proper
J. S. Case Threshing, Machine Co., Inc
East First Street
Telegraph
Wright's Real Dairy Products
A. J. Doren & Company the Dependable Furniture House
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