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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
12
Mrs Wm Hornby died Sunday April 5 at her Sidney boarding place after years of illness. She was 51 and survived by husband Paul and children Bessie Myron. Funeral was held at the Methodist church with burial in eastern Nebraska after services Monday. The notice notes many local neighbors attended and recalls her extended family connections.
A light rain benefited the wheat here last Wednesday and Thursday. Donald Hose of Sidney aids Mr. Ely with spring tasks as Ely cannot work the fields. Several locals, including Mr. Chean and Waldo Barham, visited Ely and attended events in Sidney. Mrs. L. J. Hughes returned from an extended stay in Randolph Nebraska to home, while Mrs. Rippe suffers from the flu. Community members travel to Lodge Pole for a day with family, and Paul Hornby returns to be at his dying mother’s side.
South Colton Mrs John Fastenow spent Wednesday at the Wm Krueger home. George Mueller from Omaha called at J H Wendte's on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Steve Deaver of Berea, former neighbors, are parents of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs W F Fastenow visited J H Wendte on Wednesday. R R McDonald sold his half section near Fred Bushman to a eastern state man. George Deaver called on J H Wendte and Charles Deaver on Wednesday. Ric Brauer spent Thursday and Friday hunting a stray hog. Willie Cortney has a siege of the flu. B W Wright of Wayne called at J H Wendte's Saturday forenoon. Wm Moeller spent Sunday night at Thomas' south of Sidney. George Deaver visited John Cortney Saturday forenoon. Several children were absent from school last week due to rain. Charles Deaver visited George Deaver Sunday afternoon.
John Briggs and Cecil Whittaker fished Sunday at the lake. The Hf. P Cortney family visited Grandma Cortney in Sidney. Clarence and Clemmons Deaver called on John Griggs Sunday evening. Mr Hall of the North Divide visited the Whitaker home Sunday afternoon. Lenora Cortney traveled by train from Colton to Sidney Monday morning. J. H. Hanson of Fremont and J. W. Johnson made business calls at J. H. Wendie’s Monday. Mr and Mrs A. Ao Witt visited George Messing Monday. George Deaver hauled tiling and lumber from Sidney and Colton Monday.
The Sidney Country club will hold a bake sale on Saturday April 11 at 1 00 p m at Teonard's Grocery. Mesdames Tadegard Livon Jorgen son Haworth Henry Doran Rogers serve on the committee.
Leonard Grocery advertises a wide assortment of market staples including Lettuce Velery Tomatoes Asparagus Green Onions Carrots Turnips Spinach Sweet Potatoes Cucumbers New Potatoes Cabbage and seasonal prices. Potatoes are $1.75 per 100 with affordable small can options such as String Beans Tomatoes Peas Corn Spinach Sweet Potatoes Kraut at 15¢ and 20¢.
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