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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
7
Grand Prairie social roundup shows visits and gatherings across Sidney area. Alva Hart returned home from Denver while A G Weaver drove a Dodge sedan from Sidney. Several gatherings include Irwin, Kragel, Jorgensen, Frerichs, and Gund friends with oysters, dinners, and birthday surprises.
J W Eckert family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs W Eckert. Mr and J W Kreader were callers at the county seat Tuesday. Dr G F Zarbaugh and Mrs Anna Kusy visited Mr and Mrs J C Kreader Sunday afternoon. P W Weible is on the sick list. The Guill family expect release from scarlet fever quarantine this week. Margy Miller ill with scarlet fever. Birthdays recalled at Cecil James home and Rodger Brennan in Dalton. Isther Freeman and Ada Anderson spent weekend in Broadwater. Christine Kocour spent weekend in Dalton and Sidney.
The Helping Hand club held its January meeting at Mrs. Harlan’s home with thirteen members. The group conducted a business session, featured a sewing demonstration on planning a costume, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Foster.
The ladies of St Martha's Guild announce a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday February 5 starting at 2 06 PM. Proceeds support guild activities and church programs. The Telegraph advertises the event.
Mrs Henry Young and her young daughter from Arizona visit Mr and Mrs Ed Ewing in Dalton. Fiddlers contest Friday night drew a large crowd with prizes to Guy Berry G Waterman and Clo Sizemore. Proceeds about 30 go to the juvenile band. I O O F men from Dalton helped start a lodge at Potter. Evelyn Osborn seven threatens typhoid fever in Dalton, second local case. Clara Curd of Gurley spent weekend in Dalton. G C Kivett left for Excelsior Springs Mo for medical treatment. S S S club held pre nuptial shower for Miss Ruby Devier. she will wed Ed Wickhorst of Potter soon.
Numerous local residents visit each other across Antelope Divide in a weekend of social calls. C. T. Larson and family celebrate a baby girl born Wednesday morning, Chauncey and Virgil Nelson seen visiting, and many guests dine or call at Nelson, Hite, Bert, Herboldsheimer, and Williford homes.
John McKelvey and Vernon Reeves drove to Bayard Nebraska last Monday to fetch furniture for Rev A B Shepard. The Beebe Sheffield sale drew a large crowd and everything sold well. Kensington of Crook served lunch and cleared $30. The Crook Bible class lunch at Henry Reichert's sale cleared a little over $57. Many locals attended, with several families visiting and shopping Tuesday. The first year agricultural class judged horses hogs and seed corn at A D Hilliard ranch. Various residents reported illnesses and travel, including Mrs P R Bell and Glen McCall with measles.
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