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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
7
Irma Engelland returns from Taylor hospital improved. Dozens of visits and hospital mentions follow, including Mrs Flicker, Mrs Nieman, and Mrs Kettler. Community members travel, host, and socialize across Bancroft area with hospital stays, bridge club, and local visits noted.
Mr and Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl returned home from Omaha and Wahoo after a month away. Mrs Pearl Johnson and son Frank joined Mr and Mrs Harley Simkins for Sunday dinner. Mrs Will R Tate Mrs P Sinapoli and Mrs Alice Tate Dolan arrived from Oklahoma City to visit their father W T Tate. The group toured Colorado en route. F D Barlow G E Minshall A C Peterson A G Miller G W Barlow and families picnicked Sunday in the canons. Mr and Mrs Clayton Hughes and daughters Velma and Opal spent weekend at Crawford. Anton Kripal visited Sidney while Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson and Mrs Mona Mattison were in Chappell Friday afternoon. Francis Billick of Hemingford and Mrs Mona Mattison hosted by their cousin Miss Laura Kintz who spent the past week here. Mrs J W McDaniel of Sidney visited Friday, accompanied home by Francis and Doris Lee Minshall and Doris Maxine Barlow.
Hazel Bales visited her sister in Bunker Hill while Frank Beyer hosted relatives and friends at dinner. Vera Dimick of Sidney visited Florence Thurston. The Beyers left for an eastern state trip, with guests including Moll, Hendricks, Foster, Beyer and others. Local activity included a dance at Dalton and a vine weed demonstration by County Agent Willey in Sidney.
South Divide residents Mrs Johanna Bingham and family, Denver travelers, other neighbors from Hot Springs and nearby towns share a week of visits. The column lists dinners, calls, family reunions, new births and ongoing crop duties with multiple households hosting relatives and friends from Lincoln, Denver, Wahoo, York and Eagle Neb.
Miss Mable Sullivan assisted Mrs. George Bonser with cooking for threshers earlier this week. Ed Roth carried wheat to Crook for transport and sale.
The piece notes businesses and individuals using whoopee tactics to draw shoppers. Chains lure customers with big Saturday specials to trigger excitement and rush to stores while under the whoopee influence.
Monday through Friday local residents report calls among Sterling Crook and Sidney communities. A heavy Tuesday evening rain halted threshing for a day while families like Bonser Bowser James and Gentry coordinated visits.
Mrs M Archer of 2709 South 10th Street Omaha credits the Sargon treatment with curing stomach trouble loss of appetite nervousness and rheumatism. She says she can eat anything now sleeps well and has regained strength. The ad touts Saigon as The Medicine With a Million Friends with Western Drug Co as agents.
Ed Roth headed barley for Albert Allen recently. Harold Bonser hosts Sunday dinner for Albert Otties and Tom Bonser couples. Gentrys shopped in Crook Saturday. Dickinsons of Sundl visited Sunday. George McCracken and family joined Bar 2 Crets Ed Sullivan and Louie Trituaro at Christian cemetery to bury Dwight Chandler of Crook who died in Sterling Saturday. interment Monday. Co O Gentry and family and R L Gentry attended. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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