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Lost Grass Valley Gold Rush History of the Wilhelm & Binkleman Pioneer Families by Waldo C.F. Potter (2024) (374 pages)
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Will Be Accompanied by Miss
_ Lucille Wilhelm; to Live
at Honolulu. Sg
Mrs. Waldo C. Potter, who was better known 10 Grass Valleyans as Miss
Ida. Wilhelm, who has been in the
Philippines for the past two years, is
expected to return within the next
few weeks for a visit, Miss, Lucille
Wilhelm, whe has been ‘Mrs. Potter's
guest for the past year or more at
Fort William McKinley, wilil return . ,
with her. They will gail on the gov—
erniment transport Thomas, which
leaves Manila on the 25th inst. Orders }
have been issued by the war department transferring the battalion of the
first fiela “artillery of which Lieuten—
ant Potter is an officer to Honolulu,
and that will be their home for the
next year or more. The change © is
heartily welcomed by the Potters, who
have enjoyed their stay in the Philippines, but are glad to leave on account of the extremely warm weather
which prevails there at nearly all
seasons of the -year. ~The -many
friends of Mrs. Potter and Miss Wilhelm will be delighted to know . of
their prospective visit.
Lt. Waldo C. Potter, Ida Louise Wilhelm Potter, and Lucille Wilhelm return from the Philippines Morning
Union, Grass Valley, Calif., 19 August 1915.
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