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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
7
Center residents and relatives share holiday dinners and visits across Texas and nearby towns. Numerous entries list Mr and Mrs Reinmuth Zorn Osborn Guill Draper Gineau Fisher Freeburg and Christofferson families, with travel to Sidney and Sunol families. Several notes mention ill health school absences and bad roads affecting attendance.
Mr and Mrs John Heimer and family shared Sunday dinner at the C P Herboldsheimer home. Maurice Nelson aided Hans Dorst at work last week. Mads Larson visited Carl Larson and family Friday afternoon. Carl and Dewey Larson drove to Kimball Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs August Haack and family dined with Jack Richards. Mr and Mrs J W Bertramson and family were Kimball visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson visited L K Nelson Sunday afternoon. Cecil Brady spent Sunday with Rodney Bertramson. Mrs Anna Sanders visiting with Mrs Jack Richards. Jack Richards and family were in Kimball on business Wednesday. The Hooblar boys spent Sunday with James Willeford. The Bertramsons visited L K Nelson Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Ed Killham and family visited the Jens Olsen home Friday evening. Potters bazaar drew many from the community Saturday afternoon. Hugo Haack and daughter dined with Jack Richards on Sunday. E R Hadley entertained at dinner for Guy Terman and daughters and Less Weikhorst and son. Whitney and Olsen families visited Friday evening, Edson Madden and children returned home from the east Saturday. J H Madden and Howard Madden with son joined Edson Madden for dinner Sunday. Jens Olson family visited George Whitney family Wednesday. Elba Hadley visited Beale Sunday evening. Roscoe Madden and Henry James visited Edson Madden Sunday afternoon.
Sunday visits and calls fill the week as families in South Colton host and visit kin and neighbors. Fred George of Sidney weds Lena Cates at Sterling. 4-H club met at W C Fastenau with County Agent Willey. next gathering at George Deaver home.
James Irwin and his son Fred assisted in butchering a hog Tuesday afternoon at Clyde Wallace's residence. The event featured local farming activity and noted participation by the Irwins in Maple Grove.
W T Sharman helped Ed Miles with his car Tuesday afternoon. Clover Cooking club met at Ray Tremain home Wednesday after Dr Junker visited Clyde Wallace. Many neighbors visited, dined, or helped with chores including hog vaccination and farm work. Next meeting set for January 3 at Nels Johnson's.
William Slama hauled several loads of wheat for C. E. N. Johnson while Guy Guldin of Potter moved a coal load for Oscar Redeen on Monday. Arley Booth of Potter shucked corn for Emil Carlson. Mr and Mrs George Reetz and Mrs Allen Dykman shopped in Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Cashner were shopping in Kimball Thursday.
Sunol community updates report the new school building nearly ready for occupancy. Names mentioned include James Booth E H Korsmeyer Gurley Leo Washburn Lodge Pole and Joe Kulic with various local visits and calls. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs Firth Booth hosting a dinner with Mrs E L Booth Mrs Bert Allington and A Dodrill family. Adolph Seda resumes schooling after foot infection recovery. Carl Primus visited Denver. John Billeter Bert Allington drove to Big Springs for business.
Miss Loretta Granzer and Miss Mable Johnson visited Sidney Saturday and saw Bertha Omel at Spurling hospital. Mrs S P Hunt and sons visited Sund Wednesday. Mrs F J Pavlat visits with her mother Mrs Kendell who arrived Wednesday from Lincoln. Mr and Mrs John Billeter spend week in Omaha. he attended the commissioners convention while she shopped. Miss Johnson and Miss Granser called on Mrs Bert Allington Monday evening. Mrs Million and Mrs William Krueger called in Sund Wednesday. Mrs Lewis Million shopped Thursday. For sale office files and adding machine paper at this office. The Christmas Village bazaar of the Methodist church will be held the afternoon and evening of December 11 at the church basement. 21-1¢
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