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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
6
The Local News reports multiple influenza cases among Sidney residents including E. C. McKay, Dr. E. S. Sherrerd and son Marvin, Chief of Police Livoni, Judge Joseph Oberfelder, and others. Households, visitors, and hospitalizations are noted as flu spreads through the community.
Thomas OConnell returns Saturday from extended manufacturing center tours in Moline Chicago and Peoria and time on a South Dakota ranch. Ralph Osborn comes back to Laramie to resume University of Wyoming studies after Thanksgiving at home with his parents. Joe Reel travels to Lincoln and returns with a special Buick sedan from Hahler garage. Greenlees store employees suffer grip or flu this week. Albert Greenlee Rolfe Hine and Charles Anderson are reported absent Monday.
Edward Limbeck drove from his farm 20 miles northwest of Sidney to town on Monday reporting roads nearly impassable after a heavy Sunday snowstorm with deep drifts. In the city he renewed his Telegraph subscription. Mrs. Henry Freytag and her niece Miss Clarabell Swartz returned from McCook after Thanksgiving with relatives, noting heavier snowfall there and difficult auto travel. They travelled in Mrs. Freytag's car.
Joseph Hahler, proprietor of the Hahler garage and Buick distributor for the territory, reports exceptionally heavy business in new Buicks this fall. He says he cannot keep ahead of sales, unloading a carload Saturday that was immediately delivered to waiting customers.
Mr and Mrs D R Thomas motored to Lincoln to spend Thanksgiving with their son Weldon a university student. Mr and Mrs D E Dickinson and their son of Snudl take a trip to eastern Nebraska in their new Ford sedan visiting daughter Mrs Guy Stevens and Mr Stevens at Grand Island then continue to Bruno to visit Mr and Mrs Antoine Proskovec Stevens parents.
M. F. Howard, manager of the Union Pacific hotel, departed Monday for Kansas City and other Missouri points to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Howard and friends. He plans a two week vacation while W. H. Smith of Omaha fills his position in his absence.
Mrs J B Copley spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln with relatives and friends Mrs Margaret Martin vacationed in McCook with relatives Mr and Mrs Bud Portz returned from Denver after Thanksgiving visits Winside expands power plant capacity to meet growing demand An electric fire siren installed at Kenesaw to test twice daily for emergencies A fire at North Loop occurred recently due to siren outage Lincoln Telephone Company plans to spend 41000 expanding Hastings service A 1200 paid underground cable is proposed
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