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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
6
Esther and Hildegard Schmidt visit Mitchell as family and friends gather at multiple homes. The Lorenzo Project Club meets with lessons on closet and bathroom care followed by lunch. Many locals attend school events, dances, and outings as students prepare for year end.
Mr and Mrs W M Long and son of Kimball were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Anthony Saturday and attended the machinery show in the afternoon. Mrs Emil Van Mark and little daughter have been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Tolle the past two weeks. Mr Lynch and Mr Johnson of Lincoln spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bridgman. Mr Lynch recently purchased the Vowers ranch. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher entertained Wesley and Lee Kinnon and Marvin Abbott at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Ladine and children and Goldie Carter spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Will Turner and family. Mr and Mrs Raymond Anthony and daughters of Kimball were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Anthony. Do J Oldaker of Kimball uncle of Mrs C S Anderson was a caller at the Anderson home Friday. Mrs Alex Shindle of Huntsman called at the George Shindle home Wednesday afternoon. Cr S Anderson was a noonday.
Mrs Fern Gossin hosts a gathering. Thelma Anthony vacationed in Sidney with Clara Ladine. Pearl Couch recovers enough from blood poisoning to return to school. Frank Wait and family visited Melbeta with Rev Senneff. Lutes hosted Viola Foster and Frank Wait for supper. Hubert Fuller shipped steers to Omaha. Larry Williams and Gilbert Gossin families spent the week with relatives in Peetz. Mamie Jones of Cheyenne visits her mother Hannah Lyngholm.
Mrs T A Bonser shipped geese to Denver Monday. Jerry Vacik hauled wheat to Colton Monday. Louis Hrbek and Glen Bivens called on Monday at Bonser homes. Mrs Jacob Skrolle and Emma Sterling visited Sterling business Monday. John Skrdie and G W Bonser shell corn Tuesday at the Bonser farm. Several women attended a mother and daughter banquet at Crook Tuesday. Mrs Tom Kendrick visited Red Lion Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Albert Ottjes was on the sick list. Mrs T A Bonser called on Ottjes Wednesday. C W Bonser and twin sons visited T A Bonser Monday. Glen Bivens shelled corn Tuesday for C W Bonser. Mrs John McCumber was a Crook resident.
Proctor locality residents L O Kendrick spent Tuesday at the Tom Kendrick home cleaning barley in the fanning mill. Mr and Mrs F L Chapman and children visited Sterling Wednesday afternoon. The Kendrick family and Tom Kendrick children shopped in Sterling Wednesday morning. Frank Stevens family learned by auto of a sister’s Iowa death and attended the funeral. George McCracken’s aged Iowa mother died. services held Sunday. Jerry Vac and family visited Sid ney on Thursday. Rev Frank Dametz called at the Bonser home Friday. Joe Vogler of Havelock visited daughter Mrs E Roth’s family.
Mrs George Bonser expresses gratitude for kindness shown during convalescence. Mr and Mrs Ernest Stmpka visited the Bonser home on Saturday.
Sealed bids will be received by the city clerk up to 8 p m Friday May 1 for a new gravel truck in exchange for a used Chevrolet truck currently in service 53 64 Carl Jones City Clerk.
The Womans Club plans a bake sale at Greenlees store next Saturday starting at 10 am. Funds are designated for club activities and community support.
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