Birthday Celebrations and Family Visits Noted in Community
ANTELOPE DIVIDE reports list many relatives visiting and celebrating birthdays for AL KK. Nelson and Dale Herboldsheimer. Warren Nelson ill, Lewellyn Nelson underwent operation at Kimball hospital and is recovering. Edna Hammond helped with summer work, and several locals were bailed out Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tlerboldsheimer
C. P. Herboldsheimer
J. M Nelson
VY. A. Nelson
EB. M. Nelson
Mer
HH. A. Lockhart
W. Bertramson
Bars Olson
Adam Gurerson
Myre
Arthur Olson
South Sunol Notes on Visits and Travels
Mrs Earl Hiett left Saturday evening for York Nebraska to be with her ill father. The Paria and Paris families from Fremont visited sister Mrs K F Harlan. Gladys Gilmore and Goldie Paris spent time with Foster girls. Clyde Robertson hosted dinner for Lyons Nebr guests. Bernice Foster returned from Chadron. Bernice Noyes of Sidney visited WB Payzant. Greenlees visited Roy Nelson. J D Hough family had Sunday dinner with Mrs Harlan. Mrs Morgan and children were at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hiett
York
Nebr
M. Fo Paria
Margaret Paris
Fremont
K .F. Harlan
Gladys Gilmore
Goldie Paris
Eikner
Wlvira
Wo. Dpaggant
Robert Robertson
Bernice Noyes
Sidney
WB. Payzant’s
Greenlee
Roy Nelson
J.D. Hough
Betty Jane
Local social notes from White Cove Valley and surrounding families
Mrs John Todd and children visited Carl Meyerholz on Monday. Millen Meyerholz accompanied her home for a few days. Mrs John McDonnell and children had dinner with Mrs Ross Lrossard. Mrs Davis visited Mrs Merrill. Carl Meyerholz and wife went to Creek Tuesday morning as threshing paused after rain. Ross Brossard family visited Carl Meyerholz Tuesday evening. John McDonald and family traveled to Creok Tuesday afternoon Sterling Wednesday. Tudor sedan observed. Mr and Mrs Clevenger visited Bernard Hill and took Wilma Jean home after a few days. John McDonnell and family were business callers in Sidney and Sterling Wednesday. Bernard Hill family visited his sister’s. A poultry man from Sterling visited Tuesday. Merrill couple visited Pete Pederson Wednesday. D R Gross and Danny Gross shopping in Sterling Wednesday. Wil Brossard and Minnie and Garry Austin motored to Crook Monday. Warry Reeves family and Lois and Wilma motored to Sidney Thursday. Doc Parmore went to Crook Wednesday. Merrill and Allanior called at McDonnell home Friday morning. Mr and Mrs French and Billy motored to Julesburg Thursday. Ross Brossard family and Mrs Dave Todd shopped in Sterling Friday. John McDonnell and family Oren Loudy and family visited EY Loudy’s Friday afternoon. Rockwalter, the Essex salesman from Sterling, was in the locality Friday. Mrs Loss Trossard and children also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Brossard
Carl Meyerholz
John McDonald
Creok
Sterling
Clevenger
Bernard Hill
Wilma Jean
John McDonnell
Sidney
Merrill
Pete Pederson
R. Gross
Danny Gross
Whil Brossard
Minnie
Garry Austin
Crook
Warry Reeves
Lois
Wilma
Doc Parmore
Alanior
McDonnell Home
French
Billy
Julesburg
Whursday
Dave Todd
Oren Loudy
EY Loudy
Grandma Lrossard
Wilma Reeves
Don Kahler
Bernard Ifill
Mrs. Portes
Dewey French
Bernard
Dr Schwer
Porter
Robert
Slicz
Charlotte Kellogg
Olive Brown
Melvin Gross
Harry
Harold Ropertson
Neil Brown
Reed Home
John Yodd
Carl Meserholz
Friday afternoon visit and Sunday gathering noted
Friday afternoon with Mrs Robert Jobertson and Miss Mildred Houge spent Sunday at the Foster home. Mr Shaw and Mr Marl Hiett left for York Nebraska after the death of Mr Shaw's father. A group including Mr and Mrs FP Uarlan and Doe is, Mr and Mrs M F Varis, Ulisses Goldie and Margaret Paris, Mimee Moorhead and Mr and Mrs J D Slough and Betty Jane were entertained to an ice cream supper at the Ki G Warlan home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jobertson
Mildred Houge
Foster Home
Mr Shaw
Marl Hiett
York
Nebr
Mr. Shaw
Uarlan
Doeis
M. F Varis
Ulisses Goldie
Margaret Paris
Mimee Moorhead
J.D. Slough
Betty Jane
Ki G Warlan
Sundsy
Local Social Roundup From Crook Area
Saturday events include a drive to Crook with Grandma Lrossard returning home. Reeves siblings Lois and Wilma visited Crook, while John McDonnell threshing for Don Kahler occurred. A sick neighbor, Mrs Porter, received a visit from Dr Schwer. Several locals attended a Sunday Sidney show, and families shared meals in Crook and Reed homes.
Local Notables Visit In Dalton Area And Beyer Family News
Mrs Iva Beyer owns two new Chevrolet coaches and hosted visitors including Mrs George Foster and Mrs Wm Meyer while others such as Mr and Mrs Jib McNulty from Denver and Mrs Frank Beyer with families called at Iva Beyer’s home. Several residents took or hosted visits, news of purchases, travel to Dalton, and a funeral service marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Engel
Wm. Meyer
George Foster
Fiveret Foster
Iva Beyer
Fami
Jib McNulty
Denver
P. J. Dalton
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Gus Peaterson
Gerald
Farmer Segelke to Sell Farm Goods August 29
Herman A. Segelke, a prominent farmer two miles north and two and a half miles west of Gurley, announces a public sale of farm machinery livestock and household goods at his farm on August 29 with auctioneers Fundingsland Millett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Segelke
Gurley
Fundingsland & Millett
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sunol
White Cove Valley
Mr. Rockwalter
Essex
Loss Trossard
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Bunker Hill
West Point
Near
Pete
Frank
John Hager
Jacob Volkert
Dalton
Ernest Hill
Gus Peterson
Fred Beyes
Wim. Sachs
Win. Meyer
Edna Warrson
Ernest Hil
Emanuel Troutman
Frankeberger
Win. Rohde
Clara Beyer
Marguerite Dalton
Fred Klug
Ernest Vall
Freal Beyer
Wm Sahs
Datta
Miss Grave Dalton
Miss Dalton
St Joseph’s Hospital
John Engel
Chas
Overman
Wim
Effinbeck
Woe Meyer
Laundry and Cleaning Service
F. A. Bush
Prop
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Snyder’s
S. H. Snyder’s Clothing Store
Freytag
Freytag’s Variety Store
Eversharp
Pat
Rm O
EAC
Freytag’s
Reytag
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