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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
2
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is Chicago’s weekly companion to a great daily. It offers news summaries from the nation and world, home farm, women and children sections, patriotic editorials from a Republican viewpoint, and more. Subscriptions combine with The Sidney Telegraph for a reduced price of $1.75 when paid in cash in advance.
Mrs P H Brogan of Wilson Pennsylvania says from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other and excels for croup. For sale by all dealers.
Charles Tate of Lodgepole was in Sidney on Monday. Miss Clara Hink has been on the sick list this week with ton silitis. T H Bussard left for Orchard Oklahoma Monday morning. Mrs W E Flynn departed for Lethbridge Alberta. The Klein Orchestra will play for the Christmas night dance at Lodgepole. Mr and Mrs Oosterhoudt moved into their new home last Saturday. Clarke Beebe, ill for weeks, is improving. Mrs Farlow of Fowler Colorado visited her sister Mrs George Harvey. Mrs L D Crenshaw of Quincy Illinois is visiting her daughter Mrs J Ellis. Dr and Mrs Ellis returned from Ti amath Colorado. C D Essig is improving and visiting his store an hour daily. County Commissioners L R Barlow Lewis Brett and J B Halston left Sidney Saturday to view proposed roads on the south divide.
A lyrical Christmas poem traces a tiny star and a child’s bright gaze. The star descends as a symbolic Christmas blessing, uniting light, prayer, and tears of joy in a sacred moment.
A child writes a Christmas note asking Santa not for toys but for happiness. The poem reflects a family grief with the boy referencing his brother Fred’s death two years earlier and his mother’s nerves while wishing parents bright hearts and joy at Christmas.
Word from the missing juror Waldron reaches his wife in Kansas City as deputies doubt self harm theories. A strange man visited Mrs Waldron at night in a whispering talk, fueling belief Waldron is alive and at large.
Edith Louise Pulitzer daughter of the late Joseph Pulitzer and William Scoville Moore son of Clermont Clark Moore were issued a license to wed. The marriage will take place at the Pulitzer residence on December 21.
In Hilton’s Main Street Sue and I plot to defy gossip by choosing a secret engagement. I bet they will wed us before the end of the street, and Sue agrees to a wager that hinges on Bob’s vow to marry us at the Reef between now and Christmas Eve. The scene centers on a tea at Mrs. Jack Capita’s and a tense moment of choice.
A narrator attends Sue and Bob Caplin’s Christmas Eve party hosted by Mrs Jack. Syd Capita triggers a playful wager with a surprise blank record revealing a marriage proposal. Sue accepts if Bob swears, and Mrs Jack declares the winner Mrs Ted Moore as the Reef bride.
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