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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
8
Local notes show a postponed H. H. meeting in South Divide to Thursday at 1 pm with Mrs Ralph Harlan and others urged to attend. The column also lists numerous social calls, visits, parties, and small events among residents in Lorenzo, Sidney, Peetz, and nearby areas, including family gatherings, birthdays, and community activities.
The Lorenzo area experienced heavy rainfall boosting farm hopes for a good crop. A weekend dirt storm left streets messy as high winds spread dust among residents. Local families and travelers, including the Jefferies and Knight households, were seen in Lorenzo, with various residents visiting relatives and spending time with friends across the area.
Potter Tee Gains of Sidney was in Potter on Monday. Tuesday election elected Clarence Johnson Alfred Arnell and C. A. Larson as village trustees for two years. R. L. MacAdam and H. R. Curry for one year. Board of education chosen: August Schmidt F. C. Harris for three years, Mrs. Grant Brady I. A. Babececk for two years, G. L. Rogers for one year. Dr. A. J. Ames elected police magistrate. Special election on April 25 to consider selling land to Continental Oil. Reports on illness and absences, social events, and community notices follow.
Activities and visits fill a Sunday in Antelope Divide with callers at Clyde Gorman and Frank Hazelit residence. Roscoe Madden and John Reddy join C B Thorpe for dinner. district folks attend Griffith sate in Kimball, and Potter hosts a Wheat Growers program. The Jolly Neighbors club met with seven members and two visitors, demos on wood cleaner and a kitchen file were shown, next meeting April 30 to elect officers. V A Nelson family visited J W Bertramson, Milan Glassburn called on E M Nelson, and E M Nelson was in Peetz Monday. The Larson family recovered from flu.
Bernice Duncan returns to school after weeks away due to illness. Miss Myrtle Nelson and Roy Nelson visited Homer Fisher on Sunday morning. Hugo Doering spent Thursday night at Joe Gurler’s. Mrs Arlo Fisher visited Pete Nelson and Gertrude Nelson at the school house Tuesday afternoon. H B Fisher and family were together Saturday.
Maple Grove local notes report Mrs. Frank Christensen receiving treatments from Dr. Taylor over the past week. Numerous visits and dinners occur among residents including Ed Miles and family at Nels Johnson’s and Frank Christensen’s, with trips to Sidney and California planned by Sharman and Johnson families. Relatives and neighbors share meals, calls, and socialize across several days with Ed Miles, Jorgensen, Holm, Jorgensen, and Anderson named among hosts and guests.
The Georgia Minstrels, one of the largest minstrel troupes, will perform at the U S A theatre on Sunday April 12. The show promises high class entertainment with laughter and songs drawing crowds including those not usually attending theatres.
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