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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
4
A long list of area residents making trips to Hugo North Platte Milwaukee Gering Sterling Denver and other nearby towns. Visitors include families, patients at Taylor hospital and shoppers in Dalton Potter and Sid ney areas. Several attending the county fair at Sterling and guests at Yellowstone Salt Lake City and Pocatello vacations are noted.
Mrs. W. B. Jewett hosted a one o clock dinner and Kensington at her home Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs. J. C. Swatzlander of Golden Colorado and Mrs. Florence Bates of Lincoln. Covers were laid for eight. Dutch Treat Party featured five young ladies at dinner and theatre Tuesday evening: Nellie Davis Thelma Baker Opal Birkby Georgiana and Edith Martin. Safety First Auxiliary reports the regular monthly meeting of the
Safety First auxiliary hosted at Wal Bur hall with 25 members, followed by bridge. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Percy Dimick at the J W Goodale home after her marriage to Freda Thompson. A farewell party for Elaine Hiett featured garden flowers, bridge, and a gift. A Nydegger compliment at the country club brought rounds of bridge and prizes. A birthday party for Helen Ardis celebrated with lawn games, cake, and saxophones.
Dr. F A Barger arrived Thursday morning after two weeks in Denver for a post graduate course and polyclinic. He studied a new non surgical method for veriose ulcers a filtration method for hay fever and ambulant proctology. Mrs Barger and sons Richard and Robert joined him in Denver for the weekend.
Edward Thomas Davison of Glen Rock Wyoming wed Mrs. Alpherretta Gatewood of Sterling Tuesday morning in a ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace Guy E. Clark. Lester Clark and Mrs. Clark of Sidney witnessed the nuptials.
Grant postmaster 74 year old Mr Mayers was taken from a train to Taylor hospital in Sidney after a serious operation Tuesday his son Porter and Grant residents A V Dobbs and W V Romine joined at bedside. He is reported to be recovering nicely.
St Paul’s Christian Day School will open with eight grades plus religion in September. The school emphasizes that its purpose is religious instruction and that students study daily at Jesus’ feet.
From eight schools in the Blue Hill circuit, 57 pupils sat county exams, 57 passed, and one third averaged over 90. St Pauls has a decade of similar records. No tuition, parents may help salaries and buy books, aided by second hand books keeping costs nominal.
An old advertisement urges readers to trade their watch in for a new Hafis wrist watch praised as the most sturdy built in America from The Gift Shop.
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