Chas Warner Ill With Pneumonia At Home
Chas Warner, son of Mr and Mrs Hi A Warner, is very ill with pneumonia. It is hoped he will recover quickly.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
Chas Warner, son of Mr and Mrs Hi A Warner, is very ill with pneumonia. It is hoped he will recover quickly.
Frank Leisenberg resumes duties as depot helper, taking over from Chas Mooney who has been transferred to Sutherland. The Women's Club plans a Friday meeting on January 9 at Mrs Harold Curry’s home with Edith Johnson leading and a roll call on favorite books and authors.
Lucille daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Lambert underwent an appendicitis operation in Sidney on Wednesday and is reported improving fairly well.
Clarence Rogers left Saturday morning for Central City to visit a day or so before proceeding to Lincoln to resume his studies at the state university.
Mrs E M Beale is in Delta Utah called by the death of her sister's husband Mr Chas Harrison who died of heart trouble on Christmas day after a period of illness lasting some time.
Dewey Larson is in Omaha receiving knee treatment at the Methodist hospital. Reports indicate his condition is improving as recovery proceeds.
Dr and Mrs Sloan and daughters Jeannetta and Zada Olivette and Mr and Mrs C A Larsen and son Carl Junior were dinner guests New Years Eve at the home of Mr and Mrs G L Rogers.
C W Johnson departed last Saturday evening for Lincoln to take up his duties as state senator representing the 31st district.
A letter received states he is doing well and staying at the Lindell hotel in February. The message confirms continued good progress and current lodging at the Lindell hotel.
George Thirwall of Sidney is ill in the U P hospital at Cheyenne. We are sorry and hope for a speedy permanent recovery. He formerly lived in Potter and was known as The Gasman.
The note requests attendance at the Lutheran church service next Sunday at 2 30 PM and asks to bring friends. Rev Kahse extends thanks to the Ladies Guild and church friends for Christmas gifts and good wishes for the New Year in his message.
A local note explains a month of reduced cheer tied to Russell Crosby’s absence. He is now working in Omaha and plans to stay away through the winter, explaining the change in mood and activity around town.
The mill switches to private steam heating from its own furnace after municipal steam will be unavailable once the distillate engine starts. The new furnace is being installed at the start of the week to maintain mill operations.
An Antelope Farmers Union dance scheduled for January 23 at Steele's old place nine miles south and half a mile west of Potter and a quarter mile west of Jens Jensen's invites all. Mrs. Frank Hazlitt hosts dinner Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Madden and daughter Roscoe Madden and Lillian Carlson attend local events. The Jolly Neighbors club plans a January 22 meeting with Mrs. Chris Nelson. Jens Olson and J. C. Johnson visited Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs I N Madden and daughter with Mr McCoy visited Sunday with Judd Nelsons. Youths from the community danced at Dix on New Year’s Eve. A crowd gathered Wednesday evening at C B Thorpe and John Reddy’s to ring out the old year with a turkey supper.
Classified notice lists a Ford coupe with U S Royal Cord tires in perfect shape for sale from A E Brady. Also notes a dance at Dix on Saturday night December 10 and announces Minneapolis rupture expert G F Redlich will be in Sidney January 19 at the Sidney Hotel with free consultations. further details to be announced.
A tragedian bursts into a theatre club smoking room announcing a three year contract for ten pounds weekly with all exes paid. Asked when opening he replies September 1 in Cape Town. A friend replies “The ostrich sways an egg weighing two to four pounds,” a quip from London Answers.
The Guest jeers that the hotel earns with few guests while the Landlord laments empty rooms. The exchange frames declining prosperity as American tourists give way to “busted kings,” signaling a bleak business climate for neutral times.
A whimsical verse about Mary and her eccentric hen. Jones muses on rest next year. He plans to stay home and pause travel by car, boat, and wife’s seashore retreat, revealing a comic vow to delay moving yet again.
An imported humor exchange features two Englishmen joking about gardening and fate. The first narrator sows turnip seeds and harvests cabbage, while the second adds a sharper line about burying a cat and uncovering a sanitary inspector, lampooning unexpected outcomes.
A quip about marriage finances and a satirical verse pair note complaints about money in a troubled union. The second line mocks people reveling in hardship and wrecking the land, contrasting with natural calamities.
A reader notes the new minister’s progress as too soon to judge. The remark suggests factions have not yet formed around him and his leadership remains uncertain.
Patient complains of paying twenty dollars for two extractions while noting usual charge around ten. Dentist explains the price rose because the patient yelled, causing disruption that sent other waiting room patients away.
Mrs. Harry Flintjer of Leavenworth Kansas reports Johnny was taken to Cushing hospital on Monday December 29. Dr I J Laas specialist removed his tonsils and adenoids and he is getting along nicely. Mr Flintjer plans to return to God's country soon.
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