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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
7
Grand Prairie residents travel to Sidney for visits and Christmas events. Local families host guests, attend a Farmers Union convention program, and youngsters present Christmas programs at the east school house. Additional note on travel plans and upcoming family anniversaries in the area.
Sterling residents and families are recorded visiting relatives and friends across town and nearby Sidney. The notes list gatherings, slumber parties, birthdays, and holiday arrivals, with many names including Robertson Pearson Brothers Fleming Nelson Warrick Payzant and Harlan. Several attend Farmers Union convention in Sidney and a good roads meeting at Lorenzo.
Emma Skrolle helped at the F L Chapman home last week. Tom Kendrick was a caller on. Mrs P C Avey spent Monday with Mrs Freeman Chapman. Dr Miller of Crook was called to the Louis Hrbek home Sunday evening for sick children and four have whooping cough. Lucas Stadlar was a business caller at the George Bonser home. Lavon McCracken is on the sick list. Monroe Lewis threshing grain Monday. Mrs Tom Kendrick spent Tuesday with Grandpa and Grandma Kendrick. E N Roth hauled hogs to Lundl on Tuesday. A Ford salesman from Sterling visited Tuesday and called at the George Bonser home. Mrs H E Bonser spent Wednesday at the Tom Bonser home. Mr and Mrs Sam James own a new Ford car bought recently. W C Harris of Sterling looked after business interests Wednesday. Sam James was a Sterling caller on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bonser of this vicinity were at the Crook shop Thursday. Carl Lind hauled beers for Ken Watson Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Bonser announce the arrival of a baby daughter Thursday evening. Miss Ruby Lewis teacher at Fairview school held a Christmas tree and social for patrons and children at her home Thursday evening. A fine time and treats reported by attendees. Mrs Josie Namath and son Henry spent Friday with Mrs Jacob Skrdle and family. John Skrdle was a business caller at the George Bonser home Friday. Mr and Mrs Ed Buiney and family were Sterling visitors Saturday.
Sunday dinners and weekend calls link West Sidney families. Guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Scheer with daughters Madela and Lorene, C A Glassburn and sons, Ed Nelson, Wilbur Glassburn, and Mrs Henriett Digner. Other visits feature Esther Shaw with her parents near Lorenzo and Louise Scheer’s short Sidney trip.
Mr and Mrs C L Walters and family visited with Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger Monday evening. Mr and Mrs A M Anderson motor to Sterling Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs H P Cortney and children visited the George Denver home on Sunday. Various residents, including Bill and Charles George, H J Elsen, and Ignatz Meick, spent time in Sidney and Wellington, Colorado. Harry George left for California to resume NS navy work. A school program in district No 97 drew a large audience with readings and music. Mrs L H Ross and son Dickie returned to Peetz after visiting John George.
On December 14 1929 Judge I J Nisley ordered all creditors to file claims with Clarence G Bliss Secretary of the Department of Trade and Commerce receiver at Gurley or with the Cheyenne County District Court clerk in Sidney Nebraska by February 11 1930 under penalty of bar. A March 12 1930 hearing at the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Neb will determine claims. Creditors needing forms may obtain them from the receiver at Gurley or the district court clerk in Sidney.
Notices to creditors of the estates of Augustus Roy Sanders and Christian A Livoni appear. Creditors must present claims by three months from December 12, 1929, with debts payable within one year. A hearing on the petition for determining heirship is set for January 3, 1930, at 2 PM, with notice to interested parties.
The notice records an order for a hearing to be held after three weekly publications in the Sidney Telegraph. It bears the seal and signatures of Acting County Judge J. W. Billeter. Date line indicates publication sequence three weeks prior to the hearing day.
By order of sale issued by the District Court clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska State Securities Company as plaintiff and Carrie S Harris et al as defendants the sheriff will offer at public auction for cash the lands described as Lots 1-8 inclusive block 10 Wellner’s Addition Sidney Cheyenne County on January 6 1930 at 1 PM at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Fremont attorneys Courtright Sidney Lee Gunderson Fremont Nebraska
Pursuant to an order of Judge J L Tewell in Cheyenne County Nebraska, Lina Carow et al plaintiffs sue Ella Blackwell and others in Emma Carow estate matter. On January 8 1930 at 2 PM at the east front door Sidney court house, sale of all described real estate will occur to the highest cash bidder.
Southeast Quarter of Section 20 Township 17 North Range 48 West of the 6th P M. sale shall remain open for one hour. Referee L O Fundingsland. Attorney G P Kratz Sidney Nebraska.
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