Mrs Swan Honored At Luncheon By Stockton Guests
Mrs Swan of Stockton California was felicitated at a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs Z W Harper. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mann Mrs James Worden Mrs Goodwin Mrs Fowler Mrs W McDaniel Robert McDaniel Mrs Knox and Mr and Mrs J W Harper. A spring chicken spread followed by ice cream accompanied singing and playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmert Swan
Stockton
California
Swan
Fletcher Mann
James Worden
Goodwin
Fowler
W. McDaniel
Robert McDaniel
Knox
J. W. Harper
Luncheon Hosted By Mrs Godwin For Stockton Guest Scene
Mrs. Sarah Godwin entertained last Thursday from 11 to 3 for Mrs. Swan of Stockton and Mrs. McRoberts who is恢复ing health after a long confinement. Guests included Mrs. J W Harper Mrs C E Harper Mrs Fowler Mrs Endsley Mrs Light and Mrs J W Johnson. A deli cious luncheon was served on the side lawn followed by a Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Godwin
Swan
Stockton
McRoberts
J. W. Harper
C. E. Harper
Fowler
Endsley
Light
J. W. Johnson
Kensington
Doran Hosts Pretty Bridge Party For Alma Kime and Morley Pearson
Mrs Doran hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge in honor of Miss Alma Kime of Lincoln and Mrs J T Morley Pearson of Omaha. A gentle north breeze cooled the rooms as dewy flowers added charm. Mrs Clayton Radcliffe won first prize for the highest score and luncheon followed at four thirty. Out of town guests included Mrs Fred King of Burlington Colorado Mrs Gordon Bryant of Tekamah Nebraska and Miss Dimery of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Doran
Alma “Kime
Lincoln
J. T. Morley Pearson
Omaha
Clayton Radcliffe
Fred King
Burlington
Colorado
Gordon ,Bryant
Tekamah
Nebraska
Miss Dimery
England
McIntosh Luncheon and Card Party for 34 Guests
Mrs. JL McIntosh hosted a Tuesday luncheon for 34 guests in spacious rooms with tables for 500. Guests dined at the Pacific Hotel, then traveled to the McIntosh Theme for an interior adorned with sweet peas and yellow color accents. Prizes went to Mrs Pearson, Mrs Tewell, and Mrs Barger. assorted visitors from Omaha Lincoln Tekamah Burlington Colorado attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. McIntosh
Pacific Hotel
McIntosh
Pearson
Tewell
Barger
J. T. Morley Pearson
Omaha
Dimery
London
Kime
Lincoln
Gordon Bryant
Tekamah
F. A. King
Burlington
Colorado
Bridge party hosted for sisters and guests
Mrs Joe Simodynes entertained at four tables of bridge last Monday, complimentary to her sisters Mrs J T Morley Pearson of Omaha and Mrs Fred King of Burlington Colorado. Mrs J J McIntosh won first prize and Mrs Ernest Worden second. Other out of town guests were Miss Trimery of England and Miss Kime of Lincoln. Lunch was served at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simodynes
Bridge
J.T. Morley Pearson
Omaha
Fred King
Burlington
Colorado
J. J. McIntosh
Ernest Worden
Trimery
England
Kime
Lincoln
Bridge and Lunch Event At Mrs Claud Golding House
Mrs Claud Golding hosted a bridge luncheon last Saturday from ten to two. The spacious rooms were filled with guests, five tables of bridge players, and flowers as decor. Mrs Lowe won first place and Mrs Stokes took second, with lunch served at one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Golding
Dinner for Visitors Hosts Kings and Pearsons
Mr. and Mrs. John Daugherty entertained Tuesday night with the Kings and Pearsons at dinner. After a bounteous repast the party went to the U. S. A. to round out the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daugherty
Kings and
Pearson's
Kensington Luncheon Compliments Mrs Armstead Birthday
Mrs H Pitton entertained ten ladies with a charming Kensington luncheon in honor of Mrs C Armstead whose birthday was celebrated. The closed afternoon featured a pleasant program and refined social courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Pitton
Farewell Dinner for Babcocks Tanners and Armstrongs
The Babcocks, Tanners and Armstrongs shared a fried chicken dinner Tuesday at the Armstrong home in a farewell gathering for those headed west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcocks
Tanners
Armstrong
Far West
Open Air Dancing on Stamépipe Bill Seer We Ee Ann
Event notice reads Everyone Welcome for a public gathering titled Open Air Dancing on stamépipe bill seer. The fragmentary text mentions Legion and SSA EMS CAN NN perhaps as organizers or sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Unknown Africa Peoples and Tree Folk Legends
A fragmentary account describes a tree-dwelling, two-toed ferocious race in tropical Africa, dwarfs in Central Africa with ape-like features, and a legendary giant people called Maanthinle in the unknown deserts north of Uaso Nyiro. Traditions claim they once farmed, irrigated crops, owned camels, and lived in large circular stone houses before pestilence and wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Central
Uaso Nyiro
Lortan
East Africa
Juba
Abyssinia
Food in fifteenth century meals and royal household provisions
In the fifteenth century noble households prepared long ahead due to scarce stores. The Northumberland Household under Margaret Paston lists a lavish menu for the nurcy and guests, including beer, salt fish, bread, and sprouts, with beer a constant companion to salt fish. Luxuries came from overseas as Paston urged her absent menfolk to send home delicacies such as sugar loaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
England
Northumberland
Margaret Paston
Margaret
Ingeram Percy
Alfred the Great and Edward III Shipbuilding Legacy
A historical note traces Alfred the Great founding a proto English navy with 300 small ships patrolling coasts and later Edward III advancing ship design with the cog, giving rise to terms like coxswain. It links ancient squadrons to modern destroyers and submarines, highlighting early naval dominion and terminology roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Alfred the Great
Edward III
Turkish Capital's Tragic History
Constantinople rose as the eastern empire's seat in 330 under Constantine the Great. Once Byzantium, founded by Byzas, it faced Greek and then Roman ties, fell to siege, lay ruined, and remained sparse until Constantine rebuilt it. In 1453 Mahomet II captured the city, which has been held since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Mostern
Constantine the Great
Byzantium
Constantine
Itan
Mahomet II
Herbal Remedies from Early Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Texts
Old herbalists mixed cures with hard to obtain ingredients such as mountain mouse fat and nest residues, usually taken in wine. Peony was touted for night healing, but being seen by a woodpecker could cost the gatherer their eye. Early nanoauthaenre tried to deter rivals by making access to simples as dangerous as possible.
Local and Personal News Mentions From Sidney Notices
Miss Avis Rogers returned from visiting friends in North Platte GN. Ayers was bitten by a rattlesnake Wednesday near Fred Mal’s. treatment eradicated the poison. W F Bassett and wife spent Sunday in Sterling Colorado visiting friends. Miss Berniece Kelly is ill from the prolonged hot weather. Duc A Bancroft of West Gurley transacted business in Sidney Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Rogers
North Platte
Ayers
Fred Malone
W. F. Bassett
Sterling
Colorado
Berniece Kelly
Duc. A. Bancroft
West Gurley
Sidney
Ray Frame and Family Visit From North Sidney
Ray Frame and his family were early Friday visitors in the city coming from the north Sidney precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Frame
City
Sidney Precinct
Local residents make brief Midwest trips and returns
I. F. Grabill is expected home from Omaha Sunday and is improved enough to travel alone. Joe Hahler and his force went to Lincoln on Wednesday to drive back five automobiles for customers. CG. J. Mosher, the typewriter demonstrator, made one of his frequent visits to this vicinity last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bartholomew went to Lincoln Wednesday to drive home a car for the Hahler garage. J. W. McDaniel Jr. was in the city Monday and his sister Helen returned with him to his home in Chappell for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. BE. 8S. Sherrerd and baby son returned Monday from a pleasant outing of two weeks in the mountains of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Grabill
Omaha
Joe Hahler
Lincoln
CG. J. Mosher
Leo Bartholomew
Hahler Garage
J. W. McDaniel Jr
City
Helen
Chappell
Sherrerd
Mountains
Colorado
Shipmans Return Home After Week in Peetz
Mr and Mrs M A Shipman and their baby daughter returned to their Peetz home after spending a week at the Shipman residence. Mrs A E Wright went to Kimball on Monday to visit sister Mrs Newlan for two days with Elsie Philson keeping the store in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shipman
Peetz
Shipman Home
A. E. Wright
Kimball
Mrs. Newlan
Elsie Philson
Miss Bess Armstrong Visits Home Folks in Town
Miss Bess Armstrong arrives from Denver on Tuesday evening to spend vacation with the Harry Armstrong family. Charles E. Mick and Nathan S Mick of Wymore Nebraska came Sunday to attend the funeral of their stepfather H A Brockaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Armstrong
Denver
Harry Armstrong
Charles E. Mick
Nathan S&s. Mick
Wymore
Nebraska
H. A. Brockaway
Mrs Arlo Shepherd Visits North Platte Ties With Wallicks
Mrs. Arlo Shepherd traveled from North Platte with her husband during a salesman trip and called on her parents Mr and Mrs 8 U Wallick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Shepherd
North Platte
U. Wallick
Marshall Visits Lincoln Friend in Search of Suitability
B H Marshall of Lincoln visits his friend Fred Malone four miles east of town to inspect the country and determine if the area would be suitable for locating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Marshall
Lincoln
Fred Malone
Mrs Skaggs Visits North Platte Friend Sunday to Tuesday
Mrs Carl Skaggs formerly Miss Hannah Timm visits North Platte friends from Sunday until Tuesday evening, delighting many with the brief hometown stay and cheerful greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Skaggs
North Platte
Hannah Timm
Oberfelder Returns From Eastern Nebraska Trip
Joseph Oberfelder returned Friday from a trip through eastern Nebraska visiting several cities. He engaged in lodge work in which he is greatly interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oberfelder
Nebraska
Hornaday sale to esistern begins possession
C. W. Hornaday sold his case to esistern, with parties arriving Thursday to take possession. The transfer is underway but not completed in time for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hornaday
Esistern
Cemetery Grounds Graded by Overseer Waite
Overseer J. J. Waite and crew leveled and graded the streets in Greenwood and Catholic cemeteries. Weeds were subdued in the process, described as a needed improvement for the grounds.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Catholic Cemetery
J. J. Waite
Sherman Family Plans Monday Return from Mitchell
Mr and Mrs W A Sherman of Mitchell South Dakota and their four children spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs N N Sherman. They plan to motor back Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sherman
Mitchell, South Dakota
N. N. Sherman
Mrs Loudy Visits Crook Family In Colorado
Mrs E J Loudy of Crook Colorado has spent ten days as a guest with her son Oren Loudy and daughter Mrs Myrtle Frakes and their families. She returned to her home on Thursday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Loudy
Crook
Colorado
Oren Loudy
Myrtle Frakes
Walter Davis Returns Home From Denver Trip
Walter Davis traveled from Denver with his wife and two babies to their residence in Laramie after spending two weeks with Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swan Dedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davis
Denver
Laramie
Wisconsin family accompanies kin on western trip
D A Davis and wife and daughter from Milton Wisconsin visited for a few days with Mrs R P Kepler and sons. Mrs Davis is Kepler by, sister. The party is bound for the western seaboard and Mrs Kepler accompanied them to Denver as they began their journey Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Davis
Milton
Wisconsin
R. P. Kepler
Wyoming anglers camp near Lander with faith in luck
F L Uptegrove and L Hogue enjoy nature in the wilds of Wyoming near Lander. With substantial property interests they prioritize fishing and sleeping under the open sky, planning to stay as long as their wandering spirit and luck hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Uptegrove
L. Hogue
Nature
Wyoming
Lander
Western Nebraska Potato Tour Highlights Certified Seed Potatoes
The Western Nebraska Potato Tour in Scotts Bluff County showcased the largest, most representative trials in the North Platte Valley. Tests compared dry land and irrigated seed, certified northern and Nebraskan grown stock, and various seed conditions, noting weed control and cultivation success at Hudson farm. Cheyenne County figures as ideal for certified seed potatoes, with strong soil, climate, and support boosting next season’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Bluff
North Platte Valley
Hudson Farm
Government Canal
Scottsbliff
Cheyenne County
Dimery Family Guests Visit Local Community
Mr. Dimery's Cousin Joseph Dimery of Chicago and his sister Miss Mary Dimery from England visit this week as guests of their cousin. M. W. Dimery and family are also in town and are meeting many locals through their relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimery
Joseph Dimery
Chicago
Mary Dimery
England
M. W. Dimery
Elli Couple Plans Summer Vacation in Denver
Mr and Mrs Harold Elli are taking their summer vacation in Denver, enjoying the mountain city’s sights and climate as they travel from their hometown Marching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harold Elli
Denver
Naptha Loaf Special Offered at Furer Grocery
Saturday sale at Furer Grocery features five loaves of naptha loaf for two percent of the regular price. Phone contact listed as 169 for orders and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furer Grocery
Infant Londy Harlan Voody Dies After Flu Complications
Infant Londy Marvin Harlan Voody aged five months and seventeen days died at home east of Sidney after a brief illness linked to earlier flu complications causing heart failure. Survived by parents Oren and his wife and two brothers Vernons and Galen, he was born March 1, 1922 and died August 17, 1922. No home services due to the mother’s illness. Burial at Dunkard cemetery with Rev Kahse officiating. The small sunbeam’s memory closes with a Bible line about shining in one’s own corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Harlan Voody
Oren Londy
Sidney
Vernons
Galen
Dunkard
Kahse
Jesus
Yellowstone First Vacation Tourists Head Westward
Fawin Hieternitz and Harry Marsh left at five o'clock via the Dodge to tour the world’s mountains. They have long anticipated this vacation and will not be limited. They started westward and in a couple of weeks may reappear from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawin Hieternitz
Harry Marsh
Dodge
Little Karl Home With Alice Trognitz Family
Mrs. Alice Trognitz and her son Karl visited from Kimball staying two days at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Trognitz. Karl remains there while Mrs Trognitz and relatives, the Maginnisses of Kimball, recently returned from a trip to Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Trognitz
Karl
Kimball
Charles Trognitz
Maginnisses
Yellowstone
Sante Fe Trail Trip to Oakland California Planned
Mr and Mrs George Tane and Mr and Mrs Carl Wolf began an auto journey Tuesday along the Santa Fe Trail toward Oakland California for a camping and sightseeing trip. The party expects work for the men upon arrival and friends in town wish them success in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tane
Carl Wolf
Oakland
Quliférnia
Sante Fe Trail
Card of Thanks for Support after Deep De Treavement
We give heartfelt thanks to all who helped us in our recent deep de Treavement. Mrs Tena Dye and daughter. Mrs Margaret Otteman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Dye
Margaret Otteman
Sumeweet Prunes Ad With Saturday Offer
Sumeweet Prunes special for Saturday two pound package 37e Fur er geo cery phone 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumeweet Prunes
Furer Geocery
Brown Quinn Couple Wed in Sidney by County Judge
Two young Lodgepole residents Curtis Brown and Alice Quinn were married last Monday in Sidney by County Judge Chambers. Witnesses were Miss Mabel Histon and F N Stanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Sidney
Chambers
Curtis Brown
Alice Quinn
Mabel Histon
F. N. Stanson
Family Gathers Cochran Family in Dodge City Visit
Mr and Mrs George Cochran of Dodge City Kansas and their three boys visited the home of Mr and Mrs R FB 1 Jackson for a few days Mrs Cochran is the daughter of Mags Jackson and twin sister of Mrs S P Hamilton They had toured for a month visiting beauty spots in nearby states and left on Sunday for their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cochran
Dodge City
Kansas
R. FB
Jackson
Lincoln Man Visits Attorney W R Gaylord in City
Lincoln man in town Tuesday to meet W R Gaylord an attorney, after tending crop duties at the northern county lands. A regular Telegraph reader he stays informed on local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gaylord
Lincoln
Telegraph
Tourists near Seattle carry pennant on return trip
A tourist car heading toward Seattle on Thursday evening carried the Seattle pennant while a family, after a year on the road from Philadelphia, neared Seattle on the return journey. Within the next half hour another car from Philadelphia pulled in, also on its way back toward a small town about 40 miles from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Philadelphia
Mr DeVeau Leaves for Colorado Journal Journey
Mr DeVeau departs for Colorado in the latest leg of his journey through many states. He may return and will find a ready welcome here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeVeau
Colorado
Cotter Marries Fern Breecher At Methodist Parsonage
Rev T Porter Bennett united Floyd W Cotter of Cheyenne Wyoming and Fern I Breecher of Rock Island Illinois in a ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage last Thursday. Cotter is employed by the Union Pacific at Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Porter Bennett
Floyd W. Cotter
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fern I. Breecher
Rock Island
Illinois
Cotter
Union Pacific
Omaha Man Killed In Denver Construction Accident
Mrs. Walter Benson of Fremont received a telegram from Denver announcing the death of her brother L. E. Peters. He fell from the top of a building while working as a carpenter on a project sent from Omaha by a Denver construction company. The body will be taken to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Benson
Fremont
Denver
L. E. Peters
Peters
Omaha
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Mrs. Swan
Doran
Western Nebraska Potato Tour
Londy
Little Karl
Mr. DeVeau
Christmas
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