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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
8
North Divide residents report trips to Hooper Sidney and North Platte for business and shopping. Claus England begins a new barn, while C J Osborn writes from Paris Indiana. Spiker family tours Sidney with a cutter and sleigh bells evoke old times. Heaston family returns from six weeks in Omaha and Gresham. snow and severe cold frame the week.
Sidney residents recount a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Pete Howe and their nephew Norman to Klentz and family. Oren Pitts hauled wheat for C A Glassburn and Pete Howe made a Tuesday auto trip to Weetz on business. The club hosted two Thanksgiving dinners at the Reineka home. Stormy weather kept many children home from school last week and mail deliveries were delayed to Saturday due to heavy snow. Harry Belle visited the Hose home on Sunday afternoon. The Telegraph notes an Expert Battery man leads the battery department at Ever-Ready Battery Station.
Paul Mudd and family were dinner guests at Flord Heaston residence. W I Spearow has a new winter top on his auto. Tete Beyer family moved to Sidney and took possession of their new home. Neighbors lament their departure. Mr Marsden and Miss Anna Heaston wed in Sidney. Mrs Goodwin Kinton and Mudd shopped in Sidney. Mat Shulenburg arrived from Falls City to handle land business and visit his brother John. Box supper in Dist 77 postponed due to stormy weather. Vera Anderson plans a box supper in the former Dist on Friday Dec 5. Ladies urged to bring filled boxes. Gentlemen bring filled pocketbooks.
Westerville Ohio December 1 officials at the Antisaloon League of America say Lady Astor’s British parliament victory signals renewed interest in prohibition in England. They note her campaign speeches advocated anti liquor legislation and view her win as aiding the cause.
A dated admonition urges patience with a local laundry service until next week when customers should send shirts and collars to Careful Laundry for proper finishing. The ad promises quality work and respects customers by not sending out linen unfit for wear.
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