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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
2
Meadows community brief lists visits and callers among Walsh Mayer Kreader and Peterson families. Mentioned are Ed Walsh Mary Walsh Denver visitors Josephine Mary Walsh from Denver, Sid ney and Potter trips, Cubs game win 15 to 13, and several calls at homes in Lodge Pole Sidney Bayard Scottsbluff Potter and Town.
Elsie Wood spent Monday with Blithia George. George Smith of Crook handled business in the area Monday. Miss Wilma Liewis visits relatives at Greeley. Mr and Mrs Albert Otties shopped in Crook Monday. Miss Mary Louise Kendrick stayed overnight at John McCumber home. The Bonser family conducted Crook business visits Monday afternoon. Threshing resumed Tuesday after rain. Edward Carr, recently had tonsil operation, endured hemorrhages Monday night and was taken to Sterling hospital, returning home Tuesday evening. B M Lewis visited Sterling Tuesday morning. F L Chapman shopped in Crook Tuesday. Mildred Wesley of Crook dinner guest at Ernest Bonser home Tuesday, later joined by Miss Lucile Bonser and Mrs Bonser at Mrs Henry Bruns. Rev and Mrs Frank A Dametz visited Albert Otties and Ernest Bonser homes Wednesday afternoon. Mrs G W Bonser visited Ernest Bonser home Wednesday. C W Bonser and wife were Sterling business visitors early week. P C Avery and family of Merino were Wednesday dinner guests at F L Chapman and visited Tom Kendrick later. Miss Mary Carr was in Sterling.
The article notes a brother taken to Sterling hospital early Thursday morning as hemorrhages recur in his throat after tonsil removal. It mentions several stitches, local visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hrbek and Mrs. B. M. Lewis, Mrs. John McCumber, and YT A Bowser's rattlesnake bitten horse. The three Rocker daughters stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bluhm, and Chicago visitors the Radkes departed Saturday night. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
Near East Gurley residents report visits and activities. Jank Rowan and Arthur Rowan traveled to Dalton and Gurley. Miss Thurma Nelck visited her parents. Nelek and Kieselhorst families hosted and traveled to Sidney. The community shared meals, threshing, callers, and small errands through Wednesday to Sunday.
Lernice Sellhorn spent Monday night with Helen Jacobson, sharing time and greeting in the community update column.
Local families and friends shared visits and meals across several households, with Ed Meier and family returning from a Black Hills trip, and multiple calls and weekend gatherings noted at the Berg, Bolton, Phelps, Meier, and Flem homes. Names include Foy, Nelson, Berg, Walker, Peters, Tillie John, Mabie, Idris, and Waixer, among others.
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