Local visitors share Sunday at Larsen home
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Harris and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, and Ar. and Mrs. Compton and daughter were pleasant visitors at the C. A. Larsen home Sunday.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Harris and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, and Ar. and Mrs. Compton and daughter were pleasant visitors at the C. A. Larsen home Sunday.
The Woman's Club will meet on Sunday December 15 at the home of Mrs I C Warris with Mrs Geo Coulter assisting. Every member is urged to be present.
Van Martin returns Tuesday from Cheyenne where he underwent a major operation. He is recovering rapidly and his many friends, numbered by the population, share in the good news.
Rev. J. Wf. Wilcox and his daughter Miss Ada, from Kimball, called on the Potter office yesterday. Wilcox, the new Methodist minister of Kimball, is noted as an old time printer, and he paid a friendly visit to the paper.
Mrs J G Dykentan, mother of Ellen and Claix, passed away at Fromt Wednesday. The televeram week was sent to Grant Brady conveying no other information.
TI N Olsen of Gering Nebraska becomes second trick operator at the depot and A E McCabe of Ft. Steele Wyoming is named third trick operator. The city engineer Karl Fricke bought shoes in Sidney and Jearl is praised for understanding. A reminder cites the law requiring immediate reporting of contagious diseases with penalties for noncompliance.
An advertisement in this issue announces the Frank Matthes sale scheduled for next Monday December 11. Readers are urged to review the ad and attend the sale for details.
Jerry Estrayed or Stolen. from Potter stock yards November 25 one 2-year-old Jersey heifer nose partly black branded L6 on left side information leading to whereabouts of this animal suitably rewarded Notify Review office. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Struble recipients of surprise party last Saturday evening at their home with many friends. dancing and amusements enjoyed.
Misses Maude Peterson and Mabel McFadden of Dix visited last Friday evening with Miss Dorothy MacAdam. New designs in leather hand bags and boxes at sensible prices at The Gift Shop on the Corner, Sidney.
Daily devotion excerpts with dated headings Monday through Saturday focus on denial prayer fear renewal and divine sustenance. Verses cited include Mark 8 34 35 Second Corinthians 4 18 I Chronicles 14 11 Nahum 1 7 First Timothy 3 15 Psalm 3 22 23 and Isaiah 40 31.
Let us send in your subscriptions for the Omaha dailies. Let the home man get the commission at Review office.
Local diary items report Rev R W Pruitt in Sidney, C W Johnson & Sons shipping hogs and potatoes, several business callers in Kimball Dix and Potter, and visitors to Cheyenne Ogallala and Denver. Mentions of Hite and Retherford in county seat, Masonic ceremonies in Cheyenne, and social activities including Bridge Club and Shrine dance.
Misses Jennie and Agnes ONeill Miss Wava Baum and Mrs R L MacAdam were numbered among the county metropolis callers last Saturday.
Mabel Warner, two and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Warner, swallowed a button early this week and was rushed to Cheyenne. Two operations were performed before the button was removed and the child is recovering nicely, expected to go home in a few days.
Announcement for a new gift shop addition offering novelties domestic and imported. Dinner gongs flower baskets Japanese lacquer boxes valentines incense burners and more priced from 35 cents to 15 dollars with leather goods and hundreds of unique items. Customers invited to visit and browse.
A fragmented historical notice invites purchases and mentions a corner shop with the slogan Always Something New. It lists inquiries about silver laced Wyandotte chickens, a country party wishing to buy, and a call to the Review office. Also offers reward for a stray horse and payment to keep it, signed TF red Reetz, dated 8 15.
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