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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
9
Sidney residents hosted or visited by friends across Nebraska and Colorado this week. People from Omaha Broadwater and Fort Collins, along with locals like Miss Zimmer and Mrs DeMers, broad social ties linked Sidney to Kearney Denver and Lincoln through shopping, hospital visits, dances, and family travel.
Mrs. A. 13. Pierce, of south of Sunol, submitted to an operation on August 6 for the removal of goiter. At this time Mrs. Pierce is improving nicely. L. Uptegrove, A. B. K. Panner and Frank Taylor, of Lincoln, left on Thursday for a fishing trip in the mountains near Lander, Wyoming. They expect to be gone about two weeks.
Ira Buckles of Dalton is a patient at Taylor hospital after Friday surgery for appendicitis. Friends report he is recovering nicely and they are glad for his improving condition.
Mr and Mrs Greenlee of Fostoria and their guests Mr and Mrs of Greenlee return from a vacation in Colorado Springs and other Colorado points, arriving Wednesday.
The McLeeester family formerly of Omaha now residing in North Platte are guests at the Koo Worden home this week. Mrs McLeeester is sister of Mrs Worden.
Mrog and Mrs Jo TF McNulty of Denver are in the county tending the wheat harvest on their Cheyenne county farm. The McNultys, longtime north table settlers, report profitable tilling. Robineau and Howard left for Denver Wednesday to join Robineau’s parents and travel to the Grand Canyon for vacation. Mr Robineau’s parents spent last week in Sidney visiting him. Mr and Mrs Leon Fine, operating a leading ready to wear store here, were on a buying trip to eastern markets for the fall stock. Mr Fine says a fine merchandise line was found and a formal announcement will be made soon.
Frances Parks and Florence Parks hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs. Charles Callahan of Burlington Washington. The Cha-May Camp Fire group met with Miss Bessie Hinek hosting and plans a swimming party at the public pool. American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. E L Bivdoe’s home for the usual business session with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Clarence Perry.
The North Side club met for tui lo cate at the country club on Wednesdays followed by bridge. Mrs Wood Jew ett was hostess. Mrs Harold Rowan of Gurley received the lich cheoners. Guests included Mrs Harald Rowan and Mrs W Smith of Carley, Mrs Plorence Bates of Lincoln, and Mrs Gordon Bryant and Mrs Edo Lanta of Tehamah.
Mrs OC McNish hosted a one o clock luncheon at her home on Tuesday in honor of Mrs Gordon Brysnn and Mrs Hol Lath of Tekama. Gladiolas and sweet peas decorated the tables. Bridge prizes went to Mrs W B Jewett first, Mrs S C Durkee second, and Mrs Gordon Brysannt third. honored guests received guest prizes.
Special prices offered on fall fells at Grabbill Bat Shoppe for Saturday only. Promises low figures and attractive job work rates for customers seeking bats and related equipment.
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