Antelope Divide social notes list town visits and events
Friday and weekend social calls include Mr and Mrs Roscoe Madden at Edson Madden home Emil Carl visited with Chris Terman and families James Johnson and son called in Sidney Vern Shaw and son visited Charles Shaw family James Larson and daughter visited Mads Larson home Marion Nelson left for Hastings business college Harrison family and son stayed with Edson Madden James Willeford visited Hubert Herboldsheimer V A Nelson and daughters were business callers in Kimball Rodney and Christie Bertramson visited L K Nelson home Harry Hazlitt and daughter Edson Madden Madden family and Harrison Waite dinner guests at J H Madden home Wesley Herboldsheimer Sick list Mrs Dewey Larson visit Sunday evening Mrs Milward is sister of Madden’s George Milward visited Roscoe Madden home Lula Reineka birthday celebration Jack Richards called at J W Bertramson home School in district No 821 started with Miss Tierney as teacher nice rain in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Madden
Edson Madden
Emil Carl
Chris Terman
James Bertramson
Jack Richards
James Johnson and Son
Sidney
Vern Shaw
Charles Shaw
Carl Larson
Mads Larson
Marion Nelson
Hastings
Social News From South Colton Community
Mr and Mrs John George and sons hosted a dinner for several local families including Elmer George A J Petre and son George from Groek and Leslie Ross and son Richard of Peetz. Neighbors and relatives attended various gatherings, a shower for Florence Koester, and school updates in district 97 with Daisy Kalb as teacher.
Local families visit and greetings noted around George and Deaver homes
John George and family plus Louis George were welcomed home Friday. Harvey George and W L Needham did Lodge Pole business. Mr and Mrs Car Schmidt and family attended Ray Wellner’s party. Charles Krueger and E C Brauer visited H J Elsen. Elsen, Carl Schmidt and Irwin Schmidt called at George Nieman’s. Charles George again attends Sunol High School. Mrs Hester Deaver and Ed visited George Deaver Monday. Dennis Wynee and sons called on Henry Koester Sr. Friday. Fred Alt and Charles Koester left for Shelby with a visit planned in David City. Henry Koester Sr went to Scottsbluff for Massey Harris matters. George Deaver visited Henry Koester Jr. Monday evening. H P Cortney and daughters Marie and Ilene spent Monday at George Deaver’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George
Louis George
Harvey George
W. L. Needham
Lodge Pole Fui
Car Schmidt
Ray Wellner
Charles Krueger
E. C. Brauer
H. J. Elsen
Carl Schmidt
Irwin
George Nieman
Charles George
Sunol High School
Hester Deaver
George Deaver
Dennis Wynee and Sons
Henry Koester, Sr
Fred Alt
Shelby
Charles Koester
David City
Scottsbluff
Local social notices from Sidney area
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei shopped in Sidney Monday. Andy Brott sold his farm to Dr. Karnick last Thursday and plans to retire due to ill health. Mr. and Mrs. George Reetz and family were dinner guests of Allen Dykman Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crowell and family were business callers in Potter Sunday. Miss Jessie Godling, teacher in district 62, spent the weekend in Potter with relatives. Mrs. Pete Nelson and son Roy were dinner guests at Billy Smith’s Sunday. Joe Frei and family picked plums at John Bartling’s Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Shaw and sons were dinner guests at Pete Nelson’s Saturday. Neil Dunlavy called at the school house Tuesday morning. Roy and Robert Nelson called at the Henry Moench home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dunlavy and daughter spent several days in Denver with relatives the past week. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crowell and children called at Pete Nelson’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Fisher and family called at Henry Fisher’s Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and Miss Rogers called at Billy Smith’s Monday. Andy Brett distributed sale bills in Gurley and Sidney Wednesday. sale date September 17. Miss Emma Morrow called at Pete Nelson’s Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George
Harvey
H. J. Elsen
Sidney
Henry Koester
Florence
John Ebert
Carl Schmidt
Schmidt
Bloomfield
Pete Cereno
W. L. Needham
Margaret Messing
Koester
Florence Koester
Frederick Alt
A. J. Petre
Crook
Joe Frei
Andy Brott
Dr. Karnick
Brott
George Reetz
Allen Dykman
C. C. Crowell
Potter
Jessie Godling
District 62
Pete Nelson
Roy
Billy Smith
John Bartling
J. L. Shaw
Neil Dunlavy
Robert Nelson
Henry Moench
Denver
Arlo Fisher
Henry Fisher
Miss Rogers
Andy Brett
Gurley
Emma Morrow
Sunol and Sidney Callers Reported. School Opens With New Heating
A light freeze occurred Sunday with Sunol and Sidney callers listed for Friday and Thursday. The Sunol community also notes visits by Tom Howerter Joe Oliverius Leo Wynne Bill Allington and A J Englert. The Sunol school opened with full teachers under C R Casey Maurice Wolff Loretta Granzer Elma Nelson Edna Seyfang and Mable Johnson, while the heating plant is delayed and stoves used temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Howerter
Albert Ruttner
Julesburg
Joe Oliverius
H. H. Misegadis
Leo Wynne
Bill Allington
M. M. Paviat
Lodge Pole
A. J. Englert
Mable Johnson
Lee Johnson
Irwin Home
Lowell Hokom
Lyle Shaffer
Local residents and visitors frequent Sunol and Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Washburn visit relatives in the eastern part of the state. R. G. Thayer runs the barber shop in Mr. Washburns absence. Mrs. A. A. Fenske and children shop in Sidney. Seyfang family wives and daughter visit A. Whitmire home. Bertha Omel attends high school here staying with Mrs. Bert Allington. S. H. Shaffer ill. A Elgin family to help care for him arrives early week. J. B. Ruttner family dine with Carl Livoni in Sidney. Eldora Bahr returns home after weeks away. Loretta Granzer and Mabel Johnson start school duties. Dorothy Wilt leaves for Chadron to attend state teachers college next year. William Busacker does business in Sunol. Bill Allington departs for Lincoln to enter university. Dr. J. T. Doran of Chappell visits Sunol on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Washburn
R. G. Thayer
Mr. Washburn
A. A. Fenske
Sidney
Mrs. Seyfang
A. Whitmire
Bertha Omel
Bert Allington
S. H. Shaffer
Elgin
J. B. Ruttner
Carl Livoni
Eldora Bahr
Sundl
Loretta Granzer
Mabel Johnson
Sunday Visits and Club Meet at Local Homes
East Huntsman reports Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kettler and family shared Sunday dinner at Claus Engelland. O L Miller and children visited George Nieman. Muriel Spearow stayed with grandparents W E Spearow. Several ladies called on Mrs Engelland and celebrated Flicker's birthday. The Huntsman Hustlers and Classy Clothes club met at Miller home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kettler
Claus Engelland
O. L. Miller
George Nieman
Muriel Spearow
W. E. Spearow
Frank Kinton
Miller
Flicker
Anderson
Huntsman Hustlers
Clothes
Nieman Home Hosts and Local Social Roundup
The N P B club met with Mrs Ely Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Mueller of Wakefield visited at the Nieman home Tuesday. Mrs A K Anderson is on the sicklist under a doctor's care and somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs F N Kinton Henry Elsen Carl Schmidt and son and Fred Kettler called at the George Nieman home Wednesday. Mrs Flicker and Mrs Engelland attended Ladies Aid meeting last Wednesday at the Driever home. Chris Lercher was a dinner guest at the George Nieman home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Burris have been picking plums at the George Nieman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. B. Club
Ely
Fred Mueller
Wakefield
Nieman
A. K. Anderson
F. N. Kinton
Henry Elsen
Carl Schmidt
Fred Kettler
George Nieman
Flicker
Engelland
Ladies Aid
Driever
Chris Lercher
Ed Burris
West Sidney People Share Local News Tidbits
West Sidney residents report the Scheers return from Iowa after a ten day visit. Miss Esther Shaw visits her parents Guy and Mrs Shaw. Ted Huff visits Alfred Sprenger's home while Elmer Kragel leaves for Boyero Colorado after two months with Louis Scheer. Farmers cut feed as A R Vogel and Elmer Kragel see a Sidney picture show. Charles Sprenger and Mildred Lingwall visit, Mrs Ted Huff and Macola Huff visit Lodge Pole, A M Anderson family shop in Sidney, Vogel helps at Frank Klentz's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Scheer
Iowa
Esther Shaw
Guy Shaw
South Divide
Ted Huff
Alfred Sprenger
Elmer Kragel
Boyero
Colo
A. R. Vogel
Sidney
Charles Sprenger
Mildred
John Lingwall
Macola
Lodge Pole
A. M. Anderson
Frank Klentz
Local Farmers Erect Buildings Beside Herdon Area
Mr. McLaughlin of Grand Island is erecting buildings on his farm northwest of Herdon and will make his future home there. Harry Jones of Sidney is shingling the buildings on his farm near Herdon. Mrs Nels Thurston was hostess to the Helping Hand club Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McLaughlin
Grand Island
Herdon
Harry Jones
Sidney
Nels Thurston
Helping Hand Club
Rain Dampens Attendance At Local Meeting
Report notes heavy rain Thursday afternoon reduced turnout. Several residents enjoyed the day visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Fred Malone visited in the afternoon while Mrs. Williams hosts the next meeting on September 19. Others listed include Mrs. Ladine with Mrs. Turner, Shinkle and family trip to Scottsbluff, Easton and Nelson returning from Lincoln state fair, Earl Tolle with children in Sidney, and Gilbert Gossin at Frank Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Malone
Williams
Joe Ladine
Will Turner
Shinkle
Scottsbluff
Doyle Easton
Everett Nelson
Lincoln
Earl Tolle
Sidney
Gilbert Gossin
Frank Smith
Bunker Hill News Highlights Local Visits and School Opening
Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt host a Bloomfield sister and family Elvin and Herbert Moll visited the Fred Beyer home. Bunker Hill school opened Wednesday with 15 pupils taught by Miss Clara Mohatt. Miss Sylvia Bayne spent the weekend at Fred Beyer's and teaches east of Gurley. Mr and Mrs Garrison of Montana stayed several days at the Beyer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Bloomfield
Elvin
Herbert Moll
Fred Beyer
Bunker Hill
Clara Mohatt
Sylvia Bayne
Fred Beyer’s
Gurley
Garrison
Montana
Famous Thoxine cough remedy touts safety and instant relief
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a safe cough medicine without chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims double action soothes throat irritation and attacks the internal cause, offering quick relief and a money back guarantee. Sold for 35c 60c and 1.00 at Bassett's and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s
Bayne Returns Home After Summer Visit
W. F. Bayne came back to Canton Missouri on Tuesday evening after spending the summer with his children Earl Bayne and Mrs. Fred Beyer and Mrs. Iva Beyer. Lorenzo Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday morning in Sydney. Elvin Moll performed mechanical work for T. C. Spiker last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bayne
Canton
Earl Bayne
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Lorenzo Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Sidney
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Elmer George
Sextorp
SUNOL
Earl LeGrange
U. P. Stock Yards
Sidney, Nebraska
East Huntsman
West Sidney
Brownson
Elvin Moll
T. C. Spiker
Wade & Butcher Mahere
Thayer’s Rexall Drug Store
Thayer's
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Michigan
Toe Phaeton
Coupe
Flint, Mick
Chaesk
Carlile-Wade Chevrolet Inc
Eas
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