South Divide Social News and Visits
Mrs Wood Miss Matte Wood and Ernest called at the Kart Wood home Wednesday evening. Mrs Charles Foster Teft visited Tuesday evening for Tilden then planned to visit her mother and Bernice at University Place. Fildon Payzant is ill. Mrs Robertson and Dorothy visited Mrs Ed Netson Wednesday. H P Thomas is adding to his house. Mrs W Hiett and Mrs W Payzant visited Mrs Dr Harry Mantor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Harlan and Doris travel to Lincoln for winter with his parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Hand Esther and Lester dined with Earl Wood family. South Divide residents attended the Womanless Wedding Thursday. Mr and Mrs W B Payzant and family attended Sidney high school play. Young folks chara vared with Mr and Mrs Frederick Kretz Sunday. Marvin Hietz attended the football banquet Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Matte Wood
Ernest
Kart Wood
Charles Foster Teft
Tilden
Bernice
University Place
Fildon Payzant
Robert Robertson
Dorothy
Ed Netson
H. P. Thomas
W. Hiett
W. B. Payzant
Harry Mantor
Ralph Harlan
Doris
Lincoln
Mr. Harlan
Frank Hand
Esther
Lester
Earl Wood
South Divide
W. BK. Payzant
Sidney
Frederick Kretz
Marvin Hietz
Sunday to Monday and Wednesday visits in White Cove Valley
Bernard Hill and others visit Crook and area towns throughout Monday to Sunday. Community members including John McDonnell, Harry Reeves, D. R. Gross, and families assist with baby illness, fire ruins, school, and social events. Transport, shopping, barn work, and farm tasks span the week with neighbors engaging in P. T. A., husking, pumping, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hill
Crook
John McDonnell
D. Rt. Gross
Harry Reeves
Dr. Specter
George Burriss
Ted Hecker
Mrs. Hecker
Danny
Melvin Gross
Sunol Community Roundup of Social visits and Events
Sunol residents reported Merry Christmas greetings while Mrs A J Englert visited neighbors. Sunolites shopped in Sidney with Mrs E Bluhm and friends. A barn dance at Jerry Vacik entertained with music by John Kucera and the Wise brothers. Families attended shows in Sidney and nearby sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Englert
Bert Allington
E. Bluhm
Miss Boggs
Miss Norton
Miss Hlunter
Sidney
Jerry Vacik
John Kucera
The
Wise Brothers
Edmil ‘Englert
Virginia
Mary Paviat
Spring Canyon Trip To Sterling And Snowbound Drift
Spring Canyon residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholas and Miss Hazel Richmond motored to Sterling on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weaver traveled to the county seat where Mr. Weaver boarded a train to Indiana after learning of his mother’s death. The area endured severe winter weather with temperatures dropping to 6 degrees below zero. Gus E. Sutter and Eli Adams returned from Wollbach Nebraska after their car became stranded in 15 foot snow drifts and they rode the train home. Other notices mention Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hilliard, and a baby in a continuing social notes snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nicholas
Hazel Richmond
Sterling
Bernard Weaver
Weaver
Indiana
Gus E. Sutter
Eli Adams
Wollbach
Nebr
M. T. Moore
A. D. Hilliard
Baby
Crook county news notes and social happenings
Tuesday in the county seat reports a sick baby Lois Louise Wed Hecker improving. Families travel to Keota Colorado and Sterling. Beebe and Meyerholz undertake trips. radio party hosted by Dan Beebe with Bel l family and others. Presbyterian bazaar clears 101.35. community sale draws attendance. Saint Nicholas planned gifts as George Hockerson plans coyote rug entrega for Christmas. School program set for December 22 and hogs hauled by John Kurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reeves
Sterling
Lois Louise
Wed Hecker
John Urick
John Speaker
Auto
Keota
Colo
Gus Sutter
Ray Sheffield
John Scott
Dan Beebe
Crook
Carl Meyerholz
W. R. Bell
Clarence Beebe
Roy Crable
Margaret Sutter
Bert Hilliard
Beebe
A. A. Smith
Adolph Macik
Presbyterian Church of
Kreager’s Hardware
George Hockerson
Saint Nicholas
Fred Kretz
Sidney News Briefs Highlight Weather And Local Activities
Weather has swung from snow to sun to a brisk wind this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz were Sidney shoppers Monday. Frank and John Kurz attended a meeting Tuesday night at the KC hall. Several children are absent from local schools due to colds. Those seen from this vicinity at the event were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kurz
Sidney
Frank
John Kurz
K. C. Hall
Local Social Roundup From Sidney Attendance and Events
A town gathering list covers the Ted Jensen sale, visits to homes, a play in Sidney, Gurley band outing, shelter duties, dinners at various homes, shopping and family visits. Mrs. Peterson and sons return after a week with illness. a birthday surprise for Miss Marshall is noted along with a box social netting 30.35 dollars. Perfect spelling certificates awarded to Loretta Tank, Kenneth Rose, Russell Rose, Edward Edwards, and Nora Schelke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marshall
Loretta Tank
Kenneth Rose
Russell Rose
Edward Edwards
Nora Schelke
Carrier Ralph Saul Completes Tryon Route on Horseback
Ralph Saul, a Tryon route carrier, started from North Platte Wednesday morning with letters and registered mail. Unable to reach the route by car, he chose to leave the papers behind rather than skip delivery, and completed the journey in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Saul
Tryon
North Platte
Bank Deal Consolidates Mitchell and Morrill Interests
A group including H M Springer J J Sanford M B Quivey and others from Mitchell and Morrill formed a company to purchase the H C Clark Jr and I O Eastman interests in the First National banks of Mitchell and Morrill. They are now in charge of the institutions. The deal is described as the valley’s largest financial movement in years, following a recent capitalization increase to 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Springer
J. J. Sanford
M. B. Quivey
W. W. Newell
C. S. Cambell
L. F. Pelton
Mitchell
W. R. Preston
J. R Jordan
H. ¢. Kerps
Morrill
H. C. Clark, Jr
I. O. Eastman
Omaha
First National Banks of
Mitchell and Morrill
Money to Loan on Farm Land North Table 8 Percent
A lending note seeking borrowers for two thousand or twenty five hundred dollars on good farm land to be offered at eight percent. Interested parties should call on W. P. Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Cove Valley
Mrs. Reeves
Frank Rokes
Haldegarde Jobe
Paul Dobbs
Harold Jobe
Allen Lynch
Phil Brossard
Meyerholz, Malen
Floyd
Phillis Brossard
Mr. Bates
Michael ‘McWiliams
Elmer Henry
John McDonnell and
Guy Fenimore
Demers & Son
Paul Booth
Tom Allington
Bowen
Sundl
J.B. Ruttner
California
Mary Pavlat
Virginia Englert
J. W. Webb
Betty Ann
Clyde Wallace
Ruttner Brothers
A. A. Bauer
Henry Pavlat
John
Miss Beecher
John Demers
Joe Demers
Spring Canyon
A. D. Willard
M .T. Moore
el Briney
Divide
Ltoy Spicknell
George Kretz, Jr
Cecelia
Robert Kurz
Mary Siedel
Cash Scott
Mr. Olson
S. W. Scott
Leo Messner
Ted Kalhoff
Frank Dickes
Joe Reiners
L .S. Bancroft
Darrell
Gurley
Otto Reiners
John Groshans
Amos Jobe
Charles Jobe
Mrs. H. E. Netherland
Paul Draper
Ray Berry
Jacob Meyer
John Peterson
Peterson
Clifton
Amanda Berry
Wm. Fowler
A. D. Rose
Santa Claus
Sidney Transfer and Implement House
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