Local notes cover travel hires visits and events
Bertha Abbott and brother Walter Bowser returned from Lyons Colorado and head to Oklahoma City for private family work. Mrs W T Tate returns from Omaha and Plainview restored health. Archie Groshart buys House garage fixtures and moves soon. Dr F W Scott visit. mountains camping trip. Several visits and visits to Sidney. A flu epidemic affects many, school closed. Old settlers picnic draws crowd with booths and free show. Weyerts band entertains all day at caller event. Local picnics and school start with 42 pupils. Various visits and calls among residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Abbott
Walter Bowser
Lyons
Colorado
Welch Cafe
Oklahoma City
W. T. Tate
Omaha
Plainview
Archie Groshart
Elwood
F. W. Scott
Meee
A. E. Slawson
Kenneth Slawson
Burton Jenkins
Kenneth
Fred Lehmkuhler
Sidney
Fred Slawson
Alice Tate Dolan
Laura Frymire
Scottsbluff
Royal Neighbors
C. D. Moorehead
Denver
Prairie Rose
Opera House
Ladies Auxiliary
Joe Disney
G. P. Disney
David City
Setlers
Weyerts Band
Local families enjoy weekend trips and dances then return home
Lorenzo Tosh and family arrived from Los Angeles to visit Mrs Jackson's parents the Struves. Fleming and Robertson families returned from trips to mountains and North Sterling reservoir. The Radditz clan travelled to Lodge Pole and others visited Kimball and Lexington. Meier's Hall hosted a dance and several couples attended the flying circus north of Sidney. Local shoppers, visitors, and new car owners add to a lively past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Jackson
Los Angeles
California
Ralph Fleming
North Sterling Reservoir
Kimball
Sam Jackson
C. H. Fleming
R. F. Fowler
H. F. Fleming
Lexington
Meier
C. D. Crosby
Dale
Clyde Lucas
Doris Fulton
Flying Circus
Sidney
Spring Canyon News Roundup of Local Visits and Tragedy
Spring Canyon reports visitors from St Edwards and Gothenburg plus trips to Sterling Sidney Haxtun and Denver. A severe shooting near Isabel McKelvey maims Harriet Jones and injures Isabel. doctors in Sterling treat them and surgeons hope to save the eye. The community offers sympathy and updates on subsequent care and travel plans.
Local residents visit Gurley and surrounding areas
South Colton Jr. and Mrs. J. H. Wendte, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harris and John Briggs were up near Gurley on Sunday. Fred Reker and family spent Sunday at Bushman’s, Lenora. Faye and Huth Cortney went to Sidney on Monday to resume school at the academy.
Local Residents Involve in Social and Family Events
Mrs J B Cortney Mrs H P Cortney and Mrs George Deaver spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Charles Deaver. Mr and Mrs J B Cortney and daughter and Helen Jacobs called at Reranina s on Sunday. The John Fastenau and Will Fastenau families enjoyed a picnic at Krueger s lake on Sunday. George Deaver called at Wendie s Tuesday evening. P Z Gentry was in this community one day last week. Mr Rothemith hauled lumber from Colton last week. Henry Elven commenced work on the school section last week bringing his tractor and other machinery down from the north divide. Mr and Mrs Charles Deaver are the proud parents of a baby Siri who came to their home on Saturday. School began in district No 97 on Monday with Miss Jacobse as teacher. Mr and Mrs I Merck attended the funeral of Mrs Rezanina on Monday. Fred Kurth formerly of this community was brought back to Sidney for burial on Friday. A few from this community attended the funeral and wish to extend sympathy to the family. Ed Shimp and sister Mrs Fred Kurth called at M J Halslander s on Saturday. Emery Whittaker and son Emanuel called at Whittaker s Friday afternoon Oz 8 Whittaker and daughters Telia and Mrs Hall returned on Friday from Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cruise
Roy
St. Edwards
Nebr
P. R. Bell
Haxtun
Schmidt
Isabel
Harriet Jane
Alice Avery
Wilma Reeves
Fred Collen
Kirshbram
Sterling
Fred Jans
Paul Eveert
A. D. Hilliard Ranch
J. W. Rine
Ruth
Gothenburg
G. A. Rine
Harold
Cedar Rapids
Harry Reeves
Ed Biiney
Crook
Eldon
Harry Rine
Sedgwick
Colo
Dorothy Nicholas
Isabel McKelvey
Presbyterian Parsonage
Harriet Jane McKelvey
Sterling Hospital
Harriett Jane
Archie King
Springfield
King
iWe
C. M. Morten
Frederick
Omaha
M. T. Moore
A. D. Hal-Lard
Lois Louise
Extes Park
Denver
Mountain District
J. B. Cortney
H. P. Cortney
George Deaver
Charles Deaver
Helen Jacobs
Reranina’s
John Fastenau
Will Fastenau
Krueger
Emanuel
Whittaker
Telia
Mrs. Hall
Emerson
Local Farm Socials and Visits Across the Valley
White Dove Valley residents and neighbors visit friends and relatives Monday through Thursday. Calls, threshing, alfalfa work, and motor trips occur among Brossard Pope Bell Cruise McDonnell Rhodes Meyerholz and others in Crook Sidney and Haxtun with Dr Sprecher and P R Bell cutting corn and observing daily farm chores.
Local Residents Report Activities and Weather in Sidney Area
Thursday evening families like the Reeves and McDonnell joined fieldwork and visits across neighborhoods. A heavy rain hit Friday night while residents traveled to Crook Gurley and Sidney for meals, shopping, or calling on friends. Margaret Dobbs to teach at White Cove school this year.
Potter News Roundup: Visits, Land Sale, and Local Tidings
Potter H W Struble of Fort Collins spent the weekend in Potter and disposed of his land south of town. Miss Lillilan Minor of Los Angeles arrived Friday to visit before teaching in Lodge Pole next year. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen were Sidney callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. B W Bonham of Sidney visited Potter friends Saturday. Jess Hoadley traveled from Cheyenne last Saturday to attend to community interests. R A Babcock and family and Mrs Email Cords spent Sunday in Ogallala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Struble
Fort Collins
Potter
Lillilan Minor
Los Angeles
Lodge Pole
Peter Hansen
Sidney
B. W. Bonham
Jess Hoadley
Cheyenne
R. A. Babcock
Email Cords
Ogallala
Local residents and visitors mingle in town notes
Julius Schwartz of Denver visited relatives this week. Mr. Lueningboener of Hooper, Nebr., arrived to manage crop interests. Herbert Wallin of Denver visited his brother Alfred and family. Rev Slocumb and family spent Monday at Lodge Pole. Theodosia Quenn is under a doctor in Sidney with diabetes but improving. Raymond Johnson post appendicitis operation and is glad to be out. A new piano and Victrola were purchased for the school. Warren Cunningham and family moved into the Nelson property. he works at the bank. Lulu Guy of Guide Rock was hired as music teacher. Paul Paulsen and a Cheyenne party visited the Hansen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schwartz
Denver
Mr. Lueningboener
Hooper
Nebr
Herbert Wallin
Alfred
Rev
Slocumb
Lodge Pole
Warren Cunningham
Nelson
Cunningham
Lulu Guy
Guide Rock
Bhen
Attorney Fred Parks Opens Law and Insurance Office
Fred Parks announces settlement in W. P. Miles office to practice general law and affiliate with several of the best fire insurance firms. He plans a broad insurance business with a focus on automobile resources and invites friends to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
General Insurance
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Guy V. Doran
Gebr
Fonica
Raden
Che
THE
American Press
Ation
Frank Meier
Fred Walker
Hoffman Ranch
Peetz
Lorenzo School
R. O. Bean
Miss Eversman
Miss Beirs
Bertha Raddits
Edward Anderson
Chimney Canyons
J. B. Smith
R. 8. Robertson
Dorothy
Clyde Robertson
Lorenzo
Tosh Big
Elva Crosby
Leona Greenwood
Chas. Robertson
Marvin Hiett
Cayde Robertson
Harvey Jacobson
Collins
Jim Walker
Spring Canyon
White Dove Valley
Ross Brossard
Phil Brossard
Mrr
Bill Pope
Lloyd Gross
John McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
Hill
Pope
D. R. Gross
Ruth McCall
Meyerholz
Balelne
Dr. Sprecher
Bill Rhodes
de Vilmar
Elee
DE Vilmar Scharfer
University of Neb
Mart
Fieish
Pepe
Tiestveted Bochist Aédewn AB Ingeiris
Studios
Crancer Blbg
Stare Lincoln
Mebraska
Harry
Vernon Reeves
John Fisher
Adolph Macek
Rs. McDonnell
Mrs. McDonnell
Theodosia Quenn
Raymond Johnson
Paul Paulsen
Fred Parks
North Platte Valley
Gering, Bayard
Mitchell
Nebraska
Aes
Great Western Sugar Company
Gering
Scotts Bluff
Fair Grounds
Big Springs
Kruise
Tom Milberg
Julesburg
Jack Miller
Rusty Evans
Chamesr Nea
University of Wyoming
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