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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
2
Night in Frisco finds Hurricane wandering Riverside and a furtive follower. In the dressing room Polly and Blonde Bessie clash violently as Crawley eyes her rise, knowing her youth will revive patrons’ waning desires at Crawleys Riverside. Polly’s ascent promises a new magnet for the dockside stage.
A long local report from Bunker Hill details a Lutheran bazaar in Sidney, visits by Mary Novotny and many neighbors, school illnesses from flu, horse loss, and a farewell for the Meyers as they plan to move. Social calls, farm meetings, and a five hundred card night at the Beyer home are noted along with dinners and gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Mathewson and family and Harry Courtright spent Thursday at August Theis home. J E Morrow and family visited Ben Hilpert and Chadron friends. Numerous Potter area residents hosted and visited kin and neighbors in daily calls and Sunday dinners at local homes including the Hilpert, Miller, Nelson, and Morrow households.
Sunday dinner guests at the Arvin Livingston home included Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell and daughters Betty Lea and Delores. Other nearby visits feature Mrs Otto Kurz in Sidney, Frank Kurz home Friday, Alfred Sprenger and family with Edna Hammond and Dolf Edwards at Chadron, and Charles Sprenger with Henry Walker to Sidney. Arthur McMillen and Arvin Livingston called at the Fred Beyer ranch. L Lund and John Lingwall hosts appear, plus Will Allman and M L club members meeting at W E Chambers. Arthur Vogle returned from a week in Denver.
George R Sickles a long time Redington district resident died at his home on Tuesday morning November 27 after months of illness. He was 74 years four months and 18 days old. Born July 9 1854 in New Jersey he moved to Iowa then Nebraska settling near Redington in 1886. He and Evelyn Drake married September 5 1880 and had six children Homer Guy Tinger Roland Mrs Frank Enable and Mrs Darley Skinner. Funeral services were held November 30 at the family home with Rev M Sturdevant of Bridgeport Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in Redington cemetery.
The Rebekah Kensington group gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. A D Rose’s home for a pleasant lunch. Numerous Center residents visited over the weekend, including the Emile Tank family of Potter and relatives from Sidney and Dalton. No church service was held Sunday due to Fred Harr’s funeral at Sidney.
Mesdames Friede Buchanan and Seifer hosted a one o clock luncheon then seven tables of 500 were played with Elmer Westerhoff winning first prize and Raymond Zarbaugh taking consolation. Various residents visited relatives, traveled to Alliance and Sterling, and a local baby was welcomed. The Presbyterian aid and bazaar are planned for December 12 at Tobin opera house with invitations extended.
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