Mrs West Hosts Bridge Guests at Pretty Home
Mrs West welcomed guests last Friday afternoon as three bridge tables competed for prizes won by Miss Kime and Mrs Bryant. The gathering concluded with a convivial luncheon in a bright, harmonious setting.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
15
Bridge Luncheon for Mrs Lowe Hosts Festive Game Day
Mrs Lowe entertained for her sister Mrs Bryant with a bridge luncheon on Thursday afternoon. Three tables competed in 14 games with Mrs Stokes taking first prize and Mrs Tewell second. Tables were dressed daintily with flowers as the hostess served three courses.
Mrs McNish Hosts Summer Bridge Party
Mrs J C McNish entertained at home with four bridge tables arranged in red decor and a winning table in scarlet poppies. After lively games, a luncheon followed and prizes were awarded with Mrs Bryant taking first and Mrs J J McIntosh second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNish
Bryant
J. J. McIntosh
Catherine Brown Birthday Party Celebrated
Catherine Brown turns sixteen with a Wednesday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown. About thirty guests enjoyed guessing games, stunts, a three course luncheon, and dancing on the porch before late departures. May Breternitz and Tess Barker won prizes for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brown
Catherine
W C T U Visits Lodgepole To Aid Church Group
County officers of the W C T U along with local members drove to Lodgepole last Thursday to meet the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church. They planned to form a new city organization and, after a business session, shared tasks and a pleasant luncheon fostering fellowship among the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’Aid Society
M. E. Church
King's Daughters Social Meeting Noted Guests and Luncheon
The King s Daughters were favored last Monday night in a meeting with Miss Grace McIntosh and guests Mrs Azel King Pearson of Omaha and Mrs Ann Radcliff Bryant of Tekamah. The group, devoted to sweet charities, enjoyed a social luncheon served by Miss McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McIntosh
Azel King Pearson
Omaha
Ann Radcliff Bryant
Tekamah
Miss McIntosh
Mrs Bryant Hosts Bridge Rally At Home
Mrs Bryant entertained bridge devotees Tuesday morning at her home with four tables of play. The event featured a bright floral setting, a four course luncheon at one o clock, corsage favors at each place, and prizes for top players including first prize to Mrs C G B Radcliff, second to Mrs Hodgkin, and a guest prize to Mrs Bryant. Miss Kime of Lincoln and Mrs Weeden of Longmont attended as out of town guests.
Omaha Guests Host Quiet Evening for Miss Marie Semerad
Miss Agnes Semerad and Miss Agnes Kilnien of Omaha hosted a small Tuesday evening gathering for visiting friends. The short stay limited guest turnout while the hosts and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Semerad
Marie ‘Semerad
Agnes Kilnien
Omaha
Overnight visitors from Cheyenne depart after weekend stay
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wasserman and young man Robert Oberfelder Wasserman were overnight guests Sunday. They planned to return to their Cheyenne home Monday with Mrs Wasserman's father Joseph Oberfelder accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wasserman
Robert Oberfelder Wasserman
Jady
Joseph ‘Oberfelder
Cheyenne
Golf Meet Nears as Silver Team Eyes Omaha Entries
The Silver golfers prepare for an out of state event with Omaha and Lincoln barred. The tournament starts August 15 at Sidney, with hopes to win prizes and boost Sidney advertising through strong finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lincoln
Sidney
Greenlees Visit Yellowstone. Motor Trip With Camping Planned
Mr and Mrs A K Greenlee and their son Roy left Monday for Yellowstone Park in their sedan. They carry camping gear ready if they choose to camp or will stay in hotels. Mrs Greenlee plans to sit with fancy work and reading while Mr Greenlee fishes for trout. They expect to have a good time and return with improved complexions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Greenlee
Roy
Yellowstone Park
Relatives En Tour H Forney Family Guests In Lincoln
Relatives H Forney and wife and four children of Lincoln were guests for four days at the home of Mr. Forney's sister Mrs F O Burgess. They were motoring and left on Wednesday for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. Forney
Lincoln
Mr. Forney
F. O. Burgess
Denver
Bells Honor Minute of Silence for Bell Funeral
A brief respect was observed Friday August 4 from 4:23 to 4:26 p m in tribute to Alexander Graham Bell the telephone inventor. A worldwide minute of silence was suggested as an acknowledgment of a debt to a master mind whose work connected nations and changed communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham Bell
A Near Wreck by Intoxicated One
A drunken driver nearly crashed into a car near the U S A Theatre on Wednesday night while backing from the center parking. Chief J J Waite arrested him and jailed him overnight. Judge McCleneghan gave thirty days to work on city streets. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and admitted sinning. A bottle of bootlegger’s best lay in the car. it was broken to spill the evidence amid a confused crowd. Sid ney may lose its appeal if arrests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Waite
McCleneghan
Best
Sidney
Call a Halt Cross Crossings Cautiously
A transport safety appeal notes over a million new cars licensed last year and warns drivers at railroad crossings. It urges drivers to think of trains, look and listen every time, and not trust luck. The piece cites a fatal crossing accident and argues sober second thought could have prevented it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Candidate for State Senator in 31st District
Expresses gratitude for support in the late Primary Election Cheyenne County and pledges full effort to consider legislation of interest to the 31st district. Signed by KROH Republican Candidate for State Senator 31st District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
x. sg. _KROH
31St District
Bake Sale By Woodman Circle At Hanna’s Grocery
The ladies of the Woodman Circle will hold a bake sale at Hanna’s Grocery on Saturday August 12. Proceeds support the circle’s community activities and charitable causes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Hanna’s Grocery
Fair Land in the Eyes of Stranger
Mr James of Linton visited this city and county on an inspection tour for the Lincoln Trust Company. He traveled through numerous counties in the past two weeks and found frothing making a strong showing at the Dalton table Jamil, he states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Linton
Lincoln Trust Company
Dalton
Mid-Week Luncheon Highlights Warns Against League
The Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured M. G. McCarthy of Reach North Dakota warning locals about the Non Partisan League gaining footholds in the state. He described ND sufferings and delivered a vivid address. Mr Boldoux spoke briefly and Martin Dimery was named chairman for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M. G. McCarthy
Reach
North Dakota
Boldoux
Martin Dimery
Guests Visit In Semerad Home From Omaha To Denver
Miss Marie Semerad a cousin of Charles Semerad and Miss Agnes Kilhien a friend from Omaha were pleasant visitors in the Semerad home from Sunday until Wednesday. They then continued to Denver to visit other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Semerad
Charles Semerad
Agnes Kilhien
Omaha
Semerad
Denver
Surprise visitor Irene Showalter visits Matteson home
Irene Showalter of Omaha surprises Glenn Matteson and family on Monday, a welcome guest for a planned indefinitely extended stay if the Mattesons have their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Showalter
Omaha
Glenn Matteson
Mrs. Matteson
New Family Gained Home In North Platte With Lee Ila
A family from North Platte led by Mr Wentdland and wife Mr and Mrs Wentdland have leased the Charles Hadley home, described as among the most desirable in the city. Their daughter Lee Ila accompanies them as they establish residence and Mr Wentdland, an experienced shoe man, will head the bootery department in Greenlees.
Repair Offer for Anto Top and Curtain by Osborn
Let us repair your ant o top and curtain. M. W. Osborn Motor Co. offers service with phone number 114 for inquiries and bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
Former Mayor Grabill Improves at Omaha Hospital
Mrs. T. Bo Grabill returned Sunday from Omaha where she had been for three weeks with her husband. Her husband is improving nicely and may be home in another fortnight. Sidney community has awaited the best word from the sickbed in the Omaha hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bo Grabill
Omaha
Grabill
Sidney
Withers Gates Wedding in Sterling Nebraska
Charlie Withers and Alice Ivy Gates of Sterling Nebraska wed on August 9 in the county judge’s chambers. Lester Withers and Mrs Arch Brown witnessed, along with Miss Mabel Halston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Lester Withers
Sterling
Nebraska
Alice Ivy Gates
Arch Brown
Mabel Halston
Mader and Florke Wed in Grand Island Ceremony
Henri Kem Mader of Grand Island and Frieda Anna Florke of Lodgepole were married by Rev. W. T. Kahse at the parsonage on August 9. Attendants were Fessner and Anna B. Florke. The couple, after a reception at the bride’s home, left for a mountain motor trip and will reside in Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Kem Mader
Grand Island
Frieda Anna Florke
Lodgepole
W. T. Kahse
Lutheran Church
Fessner
Anna B. Florke
Hall County
City Council Advances Funds to Cover Warrants
City Council last Thursday approved taking up outstanding warrants from idle funds. The move will reduce bargaining power of warrant holders and ensure claimants receive their due earnings.
Union Missionary meeting at Presbyterian church
A Union Missionary meeting is announced for Friday August 18 at 3 p m at the Presbyterian church. Everyone is cordially invited. Epworth League Lawn Festival set for Saturday August 12 at six p m on the Court House lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Frank Whitelock Comes Home
Frank Whitelock of Denver is in Sidney today. Arthur Oberfelder sold his stock in the western league base ball team at Denver and Mr White lock and Mr Atkins are the sole owners of that promising aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitelock
Denver
Sidney
Arthur Oberfelder
Mr. Whitelock
Mr. Atkins
Family outing to Lawrence Forks yields fine trout
Mr and Mrs Guy Doran and daughter Helen joined Mr and Mrs Earl Kratz and Judge Gapen for a Sunday picnic in the timber at Lawrence Forks. The party noted the area is easily accessible now due to the county’s fine high wings across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Doran
Helen
Earl Kratz
Judge Gapen
Lawrence Forks
Air venue on Standpipe Hill Hosts Weekly Music Nights
An event at Standpipe Hill every Wednesday and Saturday night welcomes all. The AnmrCAN Legion promotes good music and invites community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standpipe Hill
Anmrcan Legion
Presbyterian Circle Meeting Set for August 17 at 2:30
The Presbyterian Circle will meet on Thursday August 17 at 2 30 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Winter auto storage arranged by Osborn Motor Co
M W Osborn Motor Co offers fireproof storage for cars during winter. Open year round with secure facilities and reliable service for vehicle protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
Milk prices set by Sidney Farms Creamery and others
Notice to milk patrons effective August 15 1922 lists milk quarts 10 cents coffee cream pint 10 cents coffee cream pint 20 cents coffee cream quart 40 cents whipping cream pint 15 cents whipping cream pint 30 cents whipping cream quart 60 cents. Names Sidney Farms Creamery Geo J Kavanaugh Bentley Dairy Joe Green Hillsdale Dairy appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Farms Creamery
Geo. J. Kavanaugh
Bentley Dairy
Joe Green
Hillsdale Dairy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. West
Mrs. McNish
Catherine’s Party
Mrs. Bryant
Yellowstone
Bell
Bake Sale
Withers
Mader-Florke
Creaiy
Mit
En-Ar-Co
National Refining
Company
Ee SS Feskeoee
Ueast Lincoln Highway
Nebr
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