Local Social News From Sunol and Surrounding Farms
Sunny Side Albert Weigers buys a new Ford sedan. Numerous farm families, visitors, and gatherings described across Sunol and nearby towns, including threshing work, quilting clubs, anniversaries, travel to Brule, Lodge Pole calls, and Sunday dinners. Notable items include W. Wise 25th anniversary on July 28 and Lucille Wise leaving for hospital study in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weigers
Ernest Schmidt
Chris Weigers
Ethel Theis
W. O. Johnson
Walter Wassum and Sons
Wickard
G. Talick
L. K. Omel
Chris Tee
John
Brule
Sam Eneryokisen
H. C. Sehmale
Lodge
J. Theis
John Brock
L. K. Ome
Will Johnson
Baby
Harold Linde
Rathbun
George Fullerton
Sunol Guests Attend Frontier Celebration and Local Incidents
Sunol residents report the Frontier celebration at Cheyenne featured top entertainment. John Finnegan visited from California, August Gade and George Allington spent Sunday in Alliance, and Paul Booth's collision with a tourist car east of town caused heavy damage but no injuries. W. W. Craig visited Sidney on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tremain
W. W
John Finnegan
California
Sunol
August Gade
George Gade
George Allington
Alliance
Paul Booth
W. W. Craig
Sidney
Local social notes from Maple Grove and nearby families
Mrs. Wilmen Miss Block and Mr and Mrs C Judgens spent Tuesday evening at R W Johnsons. Ed Miles and children visited Charley Neicks. Mr Prebble of St Edwards stayed with Mr and Mrs Otto Dav is. Several families dined at Ed Miles and visited W T Sharman s. Berry picking visits and others at Sharmans and Miles homes mark a busy weekend in Maple Grove community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Hoagland
Miss Davis
Lee Johnson
Leslie Johnson
W. W. Craig
Henry Pavlitt
Sund
Ed Miles
Charley Neick’s
Mr. Prebble of
St. Edwards
Mrs
Otto Davis
Ethel
Dorothy
Jesle
Sadie Irwin
W. T. Sharman’s
Nelson Johnson
Thuseday
John Olson
Combine
Earl Holm
Jim Irwin
Andrew Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Frank .Goodwin
Meadow Lawn Social Snippets and Local Dining Notes
Meadow Lawn items list frequent local visits and visits by residents across nearby towns. Names include Hedlund Morrow Mayer Peterson Walsh Mann Dangberg Dugger Lacy and Krender, with gatherings at Kreader, Walsh, Mann, and Mayer homes. Neighbors assist in harvest and share Sunday meals and outings.
Relentless Nosebleed Endangers Mrs Sorge Recovering
Route A West Gurley notes Mrs Henry Sorge's near fatal nose bleed lasting almost three days. A heroic rush to avert danger by a child’s near trampling prompted medical care. two physicians treated her before hospital transfer to Dalton. Local social items and church festival attendance follow as community brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sorge
Sorge
Leonard
Dalton
Richard Shultz
Lincoln
Greenwood
Mary Stephens
Lodge Pole
Ida Ewert
Amcelia Ewert
Brighton
Colo
Long Grain Train Hauls 70 Cars to Omaha Market
Mrs Ab Rose and Mrs Knox report a record grain train on the Burlington road bound for Omaha. A 70 car wheat train from Cheyenne county was fully loaded and moved to market. The Union Pacific is also sending unusually long wheat trains east from Cheyenne county harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Union Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Theis
Ed Lindberg
Lindbberg
Otto Olson
Stanley
Nellie Olson
Lindberg
Broadwater
FP. A. Johnson
Lemoyne
W. C. Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Bessie Wise
Bertha Omel
Wiking Workers Sewing Club
Fred Raddatz
Shirley
Central City
W. W- Wassum
Bert Allington
Commissioners
Ela Booth
Wilma Terry
Misa Leah Booth
Boulder
Rilanche Zalesaky
Cheyenne
Sidney Homes
Fifth Avenue West
East Third Street
Fourth Street
Central School
Catholic Academy
West Fifth Street
Robt. A. Barlow
Reem Neo
Tobin Bleck
Nebraska Ok A
Maple Grove
Charley Neick
Thelma
Ray Miles
R. W. Johnson
Mr. Price
A. E. Hedlund
Viola Hedlund
Alex and
Carl Ross
Ama Morrow
Genoa
Elsie Stromberg
Jim Edgerton
Jess Heskitt
George Wilcox
Tom Weatherby
J. M. Kreader
Frank Sanford
Charlies Herman
Northport
Ackles
Charles Mayer
Shirley Mayer
John Peterson
Pete Worth and Son
Ed Walsh
August Dangberg
Henry
Winside
Nebr
Paul Mann
Lauren Dugger
Fern
Arthur Daves
Mildred
Bridgeport
Tom Lacy
Marmet
Wyoming
Walsh
Ed Morrow
Paul
James Sullivan
Harry Scott
Elmer Mayer
James McNulty
J. C. Krender
Mr. Vertress
J. C. Kreader
James McQuillan
Silver Service
L. Moxon
Co. W. Hornaday Sidney
8&T
Wellsworth
Earl ‘S.sherrerd Eyesight Specialist
Granding
Gift-Shep
West Gurley
Curt Scott
Walter Happel
Maurice Scott
W. N. Foster
Petty
Knox Home
Dr Hedlund
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Fred Lehmkuhl, Jr
Knox
Candy Store
Mrs. Ab Rose
Mrs. Knox
Burlington Road
Tion
Omaha
Kohler
Sidney’s Electric Shop
Gulbransen
Cable
Jease French
Kimball
Packard
Ivers & Pond
Phonographs
Victor—New ‘‘Orthophonic
Brunswick
New
Panatrope”’ Edison—New Loud
Edison
Victor
Phonograph Records
Hitse
Digus
Ie Ludwig
Burgess Music Store
Sidney, Nebraska