Local Social Roundup in Grand Prairie Notes Visits and Events
Lydia Stueve’s friends report her marked improvement. Numerous callers and visits occur across Grand Prairie with Jorgensen Welton Christensen and James families hosting relatives. A pig and sewing club form at a Farmers Union meeting, and the 230 telephone line gains an elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Stueve
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson
John Olson
Henry James
Tuesaday
A. R. Graham
Alfred Jorgensen
Raymond
Donald Graham
Charles Welton
John Hokom
Frank Christensen
Sundl
A. R. Tremain
James Irwin
James Booth
Henry Fiesaner
Christene
Frank Heinzman
Willey
Farmers Union
Grand Prairie
Sidney
Fred
Grady Ellington
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Will Frerichs
Anna Jorgensen
Alva Hart
August Gade
W. QO. Johnson
Peetz
Johnson
Harold Linde
Albert Christensen
Fred Wekner
A. G. Weaver
Lorenzo
M. W. Dimery
Albert J. Johnson
L. A. Pearson
Bridgeport
Frlarold
Dorothy Graham
Dorothy
Glassburn
South Divide
Albert
Walter
Sohple
Clara Kragel
Earl Holm
Beef canning venture eyed by New Mexico parties
The Telegraph notes that parties from New Mexico plan to enter the beef canning business here. A heavy snowstorm hit the region beginning Friday night, stranding the stage and blocking wires. Ed G. Countryman and Miss Eatella Thompson wedged their marriage in the Lockwood house parlor with Rev. John Turner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Black Hills
Sidney
Ed G. Countryman
Eatella Thompson
Lockwood House
John Turner
John Thompson Victim of February Blizzard Returns Home
John Thompson returned to the country yesterday and will be remembered as a victim of the fury of the February blizzard. He lost a foot but says that will be his only inconvenience and he is thankful to be alive. At the garrison between forty and fifty men are down with the grip and the hospital is overcrowded with many treated in quarters. Most cases are not severe. Prices for suits at Star Clothing House are listed: black worsted man’s suit 4.00, mixed chevot suit 4.50, boys striped chevolt suit 2.50, boys chevolt suit 1.50. Andy Greenlee has joined Peter Reame at the Cycland store and starts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Star Clothing House
Andy Greenlee
Peter Reame
Cycland
Ten Negroes Filed Homestead Near Dalton
A group of ten African Americans, employees of the B and M, settled on ten government land quarters in township 14, range 49 near Dalton after moving from Alliance. They filed at the land office as a small colony. The report notes accompanying railroad construction work and local personnel movements including a new postmaster appointment and a large track surfacing gang arriving in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Griffith
McFadden
Dalton
Alliance
Western Nebraska champs 40 15 over Alliance
Sidney high school won the Western Nebraska basketball title by defeating Alliance 40 to 15 in the season finale. The Sidney lineup included Shoemaker Greenlee Hudson Oberfelder and Grabill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ottoman
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Alliance
Shoemaker
Greenlee
Hudson
Oberfelder
Grabill
Frank Pierson
Union Pacific
Matt Hemmer
Edward Nelson
Sidney Be Fore
Bake Sale by St Martha's Guild Saturday at Greenlees
The ladies of St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale Saturday April 4 at Greenlees beginning at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St. Martha’s Guild
Greenlees
Bunker Hill Social Roundup and Local Visits
Local residents from Bunker Hill and nearby Sidney shared visits and gatherings through the week. Mrs Rohde and others dropped by Frank Beyer and Wm Rohde homes. Hart Parr tractor purchased. alttar society met in Sidney. several families visited hospitals and relatives. a kitchen demonstration impressed attendees. the Bunker Hill Better Live Stock club met at Henry Schmidt's as the area experienced a heavy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Kimball
Welkhover
Arthur Borcher
Henry Friedenburg
Bunker Hill
Lawrence Beyer
Sidney
Hazel Bales
Better Live Stock Club
Henry Schmidt
Pleasant View Social Callers and Local Gatherings
Pleasant View residents, friends, and neighbors visited homes in Pleasant View and Sidney, including the Obendorfers, Borchers, Wittricks, Gemeinhardts, and Fielers. Quilting sessions organized Ladies Aid with officers elected, birthdays celebrated, and a fifteenth wedding anniversary noted with light refreshments.
Hille Family Trip Mentioned In Sidney Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hille and their children motored to Sidney on Wednesday and planned to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hille
Sidney
Local residents travel to nearby towns amid flu wave
Center Guy and Ray Berry motor to Gurley on Tuesday while Mr and Mrs Wm Forward and son go to Sidney. Flu has affected many in the area this past week. Center Ladies Add plans a meeting with Mrs Ray Berry on Wednesday afternoon April 8. Mr and Mrs Frank Dicken Mrs Joe Reiners and children motor to Dalton on Wednesday. Mrs Ed Mintken took dinner at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Obendorfer
Oscar Miller
Wm. Borcher
Ruth
Art Schubarth
H. B. Wittrock
Elmer
Walter
Nora
G. Gemeinhardt
Leona
Juanita
Fred Wittrick
Robert Fieler
Sidney
Harold Borcher
H. B. Wittrick
Ladies Aid
H. B.wittrock
Ben Hilpert
Wm. Schwartz
Marie
Ben Alpert
R. B. Hill
A. G. Gemeinhardt
Potter
Hilpert
Oscar Mueller
A G. Gemeinhardt
Frank. Mueller
Walter Aurich
Oscar Aurich
Herman Mangels
Nora Wittrock
Verona Borcher
Guy
Ray Berry
Gurley
Wm. Forward
H. Tank
John Groshans
Fred Burtells
Bancroft
Wilford
John Pelster
Guy Berry
Aon
Clifton
Amanda Berry
Scottsbluff
Roy Reed
J. C. Kreader
Dalt
Frank Dickes
Ted Kallhoff
Anthon
Roy Netherland
Rose Boys
Sue Sheehan
Dalton
Ida Brown
Open Door Kitchen club reports at Gurley event
Mrs N H Tank and Mrs J O Lobb led a March 25 Open Door Kitchen club meeting at M E Webster's home. Miss Muriel Smith demonstrated the woman and her work shop and how to make floor wax and wood cleaner. Members R R Berry Otho Campbell Ed Mintken N H Tank Amos Jobe Albert Linton M E Webster 8 W Scott J O Lobb and Evelyn Rose attended. April 22 set for next session in Center school basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Webster
8. W. Scott
J. O. Lobb
Evelyn Rose
Center School House
Burke's Candy Sale and Charity Ball in Battle Creek
Burke's in Battle Creek offers Canady Crabb chocolates at 39 per pound with free samples during a final introductory sale. King’s Daughters charity ball scheduled for Easter Monday April 13 at Hardy's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Burke
King’s Daughters
Hardy’s Hall
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A. A. Graham and Son
Donald
Frank Heingzman
Henry Kragel
A. A. Fenske
Esther Booth
Mons Johnson
Helen
Carlos Siders
Garden County
August Christensen
J. ©. Jorgensen
E. A. Johnson
Albert Frerichs
R. W. Jounson
Andrew Swanson
Polk County
Ethel
Dorothy Irwin
Sophie
Ray Rexroth
Raymond Graham
Sunol
Fred Windsheimer
Small Son
George Gade
Misa Gladys Erlington
Anna Jorgeneen
Guy V. Doran
Tered
Biéney
Gebr
THE
Telegraph
W. M. Fuller
Nevada
St. George
Wm. Wisner
Redington
T. &. Mackie
U. P
Sidney Hill
George Smith
Chappell
Bake Sale
Wm. Rohde
Frank Beyer
Jack McGrane
Penny
Pete Beyer
P. J. Dalton
Fred Beyer
Altar Society
Vol
Glen Bales
Margaret, Grace
William Dalton
Skaggs
van Camp
Crest
Gstores
Open Door Kitchen Club
N. H. Tank
J. 0
Burke's
Bob
Little Miss
McFadden Millinery
Georgia Minstrels
Frank Mayo
Shadow OF the East
Norman Kerry
Fox News
Dorothy Vernon
Hadden Hall
Mary Pickford
Great Humanity
Aaron Hoffman
Noah Beery
Harold Lloyd
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