Local News and Social Bits in Potter Nebr
J C Clark resumes duties as city engineer after a week away. Dr Carter visits Sidney forenoon. Woten family on sick list. Dr Bison to visit Dec 20 at hotel for eye exams. A fine boy born to Dr and Mrs Fieyenschuh last week. Willson back in country recovering from accident. Johnson attends Omaha dealers convention. due back soon. Nelson reports two Ford car sales to H S Challburg and John Nelson. Barnes visits Denver to see parents en route home. Nora Hansen arrives from Greeley to winter with Hansen family. Gunderson and Thors tenson visit Blair for aunt’s death. Fisher family called to Bloomfield for ill father. F G M Co to ship hogs Dec 19. Peterson returns north after Potter stay. Ladies Aid to host free oyster supper after commercial association meeting. Kratz fractures ankle from fall near Vuuck barn. Johnson and Stull families travel to North Bend to be with sick fathers. Dr Bison eye clinic at hotel in Potter Dec 20. City hall opening tomorrow brings plans for a great time. Rome hotel praised for service. Arvel Hendrickson’s baby girl born Dec 13 1916. third child born on 13th. Box supper at Methodist church raises 40 for piano. Pota Ha Sa literary society to present Heavenly Twins Dec 21 in high school room free to all.
Farmers and townsfolk mingle at December oyster supper event
Banker Woten joined a Kimball Puesday gathering in Sextorp's new schoolhouse on December 7. Four new members were inducted as farmers discussed local and state issues amid lively talks. Oysters spurred a spirited basement meal while the masquerade dance earlier drew a large crowd with prizes won by Fred Vaughn and Helen Lilie. The Gates' Traveling Orchestra returns December 21. Nearby stores Thornbury's hardware and grocery shift to new locations, described as a substantial improvement. An added Twin Excelsior motor cycle for sale. Harry Zick, optometrist, will be in Potter December 8 and 21. Rooms available to rent. Livent & Son offer farm loans at low rates. Dr. Ames guarantees glasses fit for ninety days.
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Fred Vaughn
Helen Lile
Gates’ Orchestra
School Absences Noted and Local Christmas Program Planned
Asa Kenoyer and Cecil Wickhorst were absent from high school this week due to illness and cold. Ida Gunderson missed Monday and Tuesday, Velma Stull left for home, and Marion Reddy was out sick from the grammar room. The Pota-Ha-Sa society will present a Christmas program next Thursday evening at o'clock.
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Cecil Wickhorst
Ida Gunderson
Pota-Ha-Sa Society
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