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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
7
Ickes News lists visits and social calls around North Bend and Ikes neighborhood. Miss Clara Winkleman and others from North Bend Denver Broadwater Bridgeport and Sidney are featured visiting relatives and friends at various homes and farms, with several Sunday dinners and Friday calls noted.
Mrs Kaub spends week at Big Springs. Albert Frerichs visited Sidney Saturday. Joe Johnson of Potter visited Sidney Tuesday. William Hoffmeyer was in the city Saturday on business. J R Frame was a business caller Tuesday. Fred Parks spent part of last week in Laramie visiting old friends. W T Tate of Lodge Pole was a kidney visitor Wednesday morning. Judge Tewell held a special term of court in Chappell Wednesday. Judge Tewell returned Friday from a business trip to Omaha and Lincoln. George Worden, Dalton business caller, Monday. Ben Folkerts of Gurley transacted business at the court house Monday. Evelyn Nelson accompanied the Raub family to Estes Park. Sam Taylor of Sterling visiting his daughter Mrs Fine. Fred Bartells of Potter was a business caller at the court house Wednesday. Miss Caroline Kennedy spent a week in Fort Morgan visiting relatives. Mrs F C Johnson of Haswell announces her daughter's marriage to Charles F Sumarak of Texas. Mr and Mrs H L Bonham of Kimball visited the B W Bonham home Wednesday. Gerald Thomas and Roas Barker left for the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Snelling, Mich. Henry Blome and Don Dey Ermand of Dalton in Sidney Tuesday for the Dalton festival. Mr and Mrs Charles Fayden of near Potter in town Monday and drove home a new Buick brougham. Mr and Mrs Golden Kratz and children motored to Boulder for a visit. Mrs J H Mahr and Vera and two small sons left for Los Angeles to visit relatives. Frank Semerad had a front tooth broken when his Essex car skidded into a pillar on the viaduct. car damaged.
Rev Samuel Light pastor of the Presbyterian church will be absent from pulpit duties during the month of August and no services of worship will be held during that time Bible school will be conducted as usual each Sunday at 10 a m
A band featuring latest song hits and special season arrangements will play for a dance at Hardy Hall on August 13.
L A Scriber transacted business in this city on Wednesday. Fred Hudeen visited on Tuesday. Leo Bartholomew spent Sunday in North Platte. Black of Lorenzo was in town on Tuesday. August Schmidt of Potter did business in Sidney on Monday. Joe Sigmund of Potter also transacted business in Sidney on Tuesday. Olaf Berling is a new barber at the Fairy and Short. Arthur Brauer of the south divide called on business in Sidney Wednesday. Fred L. Robertson of Lodge Pole moved his machine shop to town on Tuesday. Mabel Halston takes a vacation from County Judge Kahls office. Hollis Kepler spent part of the week in Kimball visiting Supt Green and wife. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shearer of Dalton were in town Wednesday on business. Superintendent Peterson of Union Pacific dining car service was in Sidney Thursday morning. Rev L H Kaub Frances and Ruth Kaub tour Estes Park this week. Miss Freda Hammer visiting friends in town. Mr and Mrs Elmer Grabill were in Denver buying for stores. D E Overholt Peru State normal registrar was in town on land interests. Carl Pilling family left for two weeks vacation in Wyoming. Chappell Epworth league group attended services in Sidney last Sunday. Joe Hahler in North Platte helping Frank Hahier invoice the Buick garage. Frank now has the Buick agency there. E E House of Lodge Pole traded his garage to Clayton Radcliffe for twenty acres near Littleton Colo. Misses Georgia and Edith Martin Beulah Grabill Lillian Brady Leah Booth and others left in Martin car for Yellowstone trip.
The Church of the Nazarene has set up a tent south of Weeden's furniture store and is holding revival meetings every evening at 8 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Jeanette Puthoff leaves Sunday for North Platte to visit friends then heads to Omaha to meet her mother. From there they will travel to Carroll Indiana to establish their future home.
A brief note indicates a photography session at Phelps Studio this year tied to a birthday observance. The item emphasizes a personal portrait moment without broader context.
Community residents and visitors frequent Crook and nearby areas from Monday to Sunday. Names include Mayerholz Gross McDonnell Burris Pope Bell Beebe and others visiting relatives, aiding with farm tasks, and attending a dance at the new garage in Crook.
Plate glass for windshields and Se Gan doors installed or planned at Habler Garage. Workers report careful fitting and finish, with attention to safety and durability for daily use. Public interest notes potential improvements to shop services and customer safety.
News Review recalls Edward W Pickard. William Jennings Bryan dies at 65 in Dayton Tennessee after a night of illness, funeral in New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, burial at Arlington near Admiral Dewey’s tomb, Coolidge calls him a leader in reform and public life, Kellogg announces death and flags at half staff.
Reports say Secretary Mellon may retire next spring if a broad tax revision passes, with plans for cut or repeal of estate tax and a 20 percent top surtax. A Winston letter outlines corporate tax stance, urging no graduated corporate tax and a 25 percent cap on combined normal and surtax. Treasury officials note Southern Democrats backing the program.
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