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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
11
South Colton residents including Jess Deaver and family visit Cortney and Deaver relatives. George Deaver's group called at Charles Deaver's on Sunday. Ruth and Clarence Deaver visited Berea kin last week. Multiple Deaver and Cortney members attend gatherings with local families, plus news of sick child Virginia Mae Hulslander and threshers week activities.
Mrs Geo Neiman called on Mrs Ed Wolverton Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harry Hornby learned her sister is ill in Kansas. Mr and Mrs L J Hughes and daughter Mary Alice visited Elmer Hughes. O R Owens dined with relatives. Overhauling cars by R R Owens, Md Brockersby, and George Jones. Anna Hamer left for Grand Island to attend business college. Chester, Hubert Owens and Chris Morgan planned a trip to North Dakota. Farmers Union met with dancing afterwards. Bert Steele traveled to Kinball on business. Family visits from Columbus and California described. L J Hughes owns a new Ford coupe.
Opportunity advertises a thriving Frade fine hotel in Nebraska city Cheyenne County. The property is described as a steady going concern with profitable business. Owner, after 25 years in the hotel trade, desires retirement and invites interested parties to call and see Mei Fred Parks.
South Sunol James Vacik drove to Mr George Shads west of Peetz earlier in the week. J C Miles and family visited Sunol on Thursday. Mrs Joe Vogler stayed with her brother George Shad of Peetz and Mr Joe Shad of Zion City was also visiting. Burdette Sharp now drives a Dodge bought this week. Leroy and Mildred Holmes visited friends in Crook Sunday. H R Holmes and Mr and Mrs J C Miles called Friday. Mrs J C Miles went to Sterling for appendectomy. Miles expects a weeks hospital stay. Rain benefited local corn and fields ready for fall plowing. Arthur Dodrell and Mrs Albert Allen hosted Thursday. Charles Ahlers hauled wheat for Lu cas Stadler. Miles returned from Sterling Sunday with H R Holmes. Mrs Miles progressing but in hospital several weeks.
North Sidney miss Anna Hamer leaves for Grand Island to attend school. Jim Sparks and family host visitors and a Farmers Union meeting with dancing. The next district meeting is August 25 at district No 77 schoolhouse. ladies bring pics. Various Sparks relatives visit Otto Kurz, Sr. and family. Joy Sparks hosts a birthday party for ten girls.
Grand Prairie Henry Hink of Sidney and Henry Hes of Iowa visited the H. Kragel family on Monday. Richard and Erma Welton with Alice and Helen Rexroth attended sewing club at the V. W. Wise home Tuesday. Henry Kragel spent Tuesday evening with the J. Jorgensen family. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson and son Frank of Hayes Center were guests of the A. R. Tremain family on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pegt and family of Chappell dined at the Charles Welton home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flesener spent Thursday evening at the Frank Heinzman home. Mr. and Mrs. George Heldricks and two daughters with Miss Mabel Anderson of Fremont supped Thursday at the Charles Welton home. Charles Krueger and Joe with Mr. Ward and Mr. Moody from near Fairbury visited the August Gade family Friday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Johnson entertained Mrs. Charles Johnson and sons Floyd and Lloyd of Bradshaw and her daughter Mrs. Mitchell and son Dean of Giltner from Saturday to Sunday. Clyde Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart of Denver visited brother Alva Hart and family from Saturday to Sunday afternoon. Their sons, who had been visiting here for two weeks, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson were dinner guests at Mrs. Olson's on Sunday. Samuel Irwin was a dinner guest at the A. R. Tremain home on Sunday. John Olson and Joe Stout spent Sunday afternoon with the Andrew Nelson family near Sidney.
Mr and Mrs H Kragel and family entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Bill Koehn and Paul Koehn near Weyert at supper then attended the Sidney movies. James Irwin and Frank Lundgren hosts welcomed kin from Wheatland and Bridgeport among others for visits and dinners.
Mrs Albert Frerichs and Mrs Walter Wickard with their children visited Mrs Will Frerichs and children Monday afternoon while their husbands went to Sidney.
Police records show from July 6 to July 31, 506 hobos were taken from trains at Alliance and offered work or the road. Only 57 accepted farm jobs, with just two currently employed. Daily rounds ranged 4 to 41, and the whole group had almost no cash. Officers say holding hobos for farm labor is folly.
E C Stockdick offers loans on improved farms with low rates and quick service.
Jewett Coach extends space without bulk and enhances comfort with a longer body and smoother power. Features include a coincidental lock with one key, advanced air cleaner, indirect lighting, accessible switches, forward shifted gear and emergency brake levers, and 17 years of engineering behind the model. The firm touts a sales record and invites customers to test drive to feel improvements firsthand.
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