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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1927
Page
6
A local list chronicles visits and gatherings among Maple Grove residents and neighbors. Families such as Houge Miles Johnson Anderson Roberts Sharman and others share Monday to Sunday social calls, church radio sermons, union meetings, dinners and parties at homes and schoolhouses, with mention of a Project Extension club and an election of officers.
Albert Wiegers and family visited the Wickard home Friday evening while John Theis called on Monday morning. Walter Hernbloom travels to North Platte to stay with Virgil in hospital. The 8 8S E club met at Mrs. Ray Rexroth with seven members and lunch after. Farmers Union held an all day meeting at L A Pearson home with about twenty five members. Arnold Thurow and wife returned from the eastern part of the state and stayed with Ike Sutton. The Telegraph subscription ad accompanies local social and farm notices from Sunny Side.
Meadow Lawn residents and neighbors visited J M Kreader and J C Kreader homes on multiple days. Several couples from south of Potter and residents from Dalton, Sidney, Broadwater, and Sterling took part in calls, visits, and dinners. A birthday was held at Cecil Jones, and Charles Scott’s accident involved a fall from a fence with a fractured left hand. Local travelers included J C Kreader’s Omaha trip and Denver shopping trips by Orville Gustin, Arthur Kelsoe, and Lloyd Yowell.
Gurley highlights include visits from Mrs Feymier and the Royal Neighbor deputy, several Gurley residents traveling to Omaha to fetch Nash cars, and a busy Kehl sale with strong prices for livestock and machinery. School absences rise due to sickness while local residents Jared Burr Arthur Garvin and Carl Christ return Nash cars. Nearby trips include Agnes Semerad visiting Denver and multiple families hosting gatherings at the Rowan and Christensen homes. A painful shotgun wound was reported for Raymond Keiselhorst last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Geo Hockerson shopped in Sidney on Wednesday. Eli and James Henderson visited Charley Walker. The Walkers hosted Fred Walker and Frank Kurz families at a six o clock dinner Monday. Joe Dendinger shopped Tuesday. John Kurs hauled lumber for a new barn. N B Henderson and children spent Tuesday with the Kurz family. Dora Hemmer and sister visited George Hockerson’s home. Commission board rejected 1350 and 1750 at the meeting. Fred Walker family visited Bert Walker Thursday. Lorenzo program well attended by nearby neighbors. Roy Spieknell shopped Tuesday. James Mohatt was in Sidney Thursday. Mrs Frank Kurz and children visited H Van Aelstyn’s Saturday. James Walker and John Seidel hosted visits Thursday. Mrs Will Mohatt and daughter Helen were in Sidney Thursday morning. Ralph Dendinger sick with grippe but improving. Ed Van Aelstyn and sisters Anna and Helen called at Frank Kurz home Tuesday evening.
North Divide News reports Mike Swartz' home quarantined for smallpox early last week. Ed Wolverton visits C B Kinton and John Jones. Spicker and Rippe couples tour Sterling. Kinton hosts Ruth for dinner with Rippe family. Hornby visits Jones. Kinton buys a new radio. Sterlings, M L and J A Sterling family return home after three weeks visiting eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Gardner's new county maps promoted for Cheyenne county. Bee.
South Colton notes recount a Friday evening dance in Colton and a Saturday pie social at Colton school. The report lists numerous visits, greetings, and social calls among residents including Deaver, Cortney, Whittaker, Workman, Kennedy, Halstander, Meick, and others, with a few illnesses and a sale event.
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