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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
11
Meadow Lawn residents gathered at the Boree home Saturday evening to celebrate Harold's birthday with refreshments and games. The report also lists numerous visits among neighbors, family gatherings, and outings across Dalton Potter Sidney and surrounding homes, with quarantines noted for scarlet fever.
Herman Schubarth and family were in Kimball Saturday morning. H B Fisher and family spent Thursday at the George Reetz home. P Nelson and family and Miss Lundberg attended a literary in Potter Tuesday evening. Mrs. Pete Nelson spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs W D Matthewson. Mrs. George Reetz called on Mrs Homer Fisher Sunday evening. H B Fisher drove to Scottsbluff Thursday evening to visit the W R Boggs family. Farmers Union met at Art Schubarth’s Friday with cafeteria dinner and afternoon business. next meeting at Fred Prince’s March 4. Pete Nelson bought corn from Lewis Brett Friday. Newton Gaines spoke at the schoolhouse to district thirteen Wednesday evening. Harvey Fisher and family and C C Crowell and family called at Pete Nelson’s Wednesday evening. George Reetz and family called at H M Fisher’s Sunday. Charles McKee and family called at Lewis Brott’s Sunday afternoon. C C Crowell and daughter Geraldine were dinner guests of Joseph Nelsons. Lewis Brott and son Harold attended a Sidney show Saturday. Herman Schubarth a Sidney business caller Monday morning. Lillian Minor returned Sunday from Cheyenne.
Grand Prairie residents host and visit friends and relatives through a busy spell. The column lists numerous visits to Jorgensen Irwin Rexroth Kragel and other households with neighbors from Sidney Weyerta Big Springs and nearby areas, plus a note on a Ford sedan purchase by A G Weaver. The entries reflect community life, health updates and small gatherings throughout the week.
Chas Herman and daughter dined with J M Kreader on Sunday. Neighbors aided the Miller family with corn and hauling as quarantine around their home ends. Families visited relatives at several homes including the Guill, Davison, and Rathbun households.
Bronson stemmed Wm Meyers shelled corn for Wm McMillan Monday. Sunday night R C Jackson fell ill and was treated as ptomaine poisoning by Dr Taylor and is now better. Mrs Earl Tolle spent Monday with Mrs McMillan. Raymond Anthony and Harold Vowers returned from Denver. Mrs Henrietta Thurston and Florence visited the Lynholm home. Lowell Anderson and Earl Tolle helped shell corn at MacMillan's. John Connolly and others attended a sale. A birthday gathering for Mrs Anderson at C S Anderson home drew a jolly crowd. Wm Bundy visited Sidney Saturday. Get Willard Batteries and Stromberg Carburetors from Kretz Battery & Ignition Co. Sidney.
The year 1926 saw expenditure exceed a billion dollars on road construction across the United States. Meanwhile, construction plans call for 250 tons of steel to be used in the White House roof project.
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