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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
2
Sunny Side Smiles details social visits around Lodge Pole including Harold Linde visiting a friend from Peetz Cole and several families hosting dinners and gatherings. The Goodview band performed after a literary meeting and locals served chili and oyster soup.
W A McKelvey and father J F McKelvey autoed to Sterling Monday. Mr Cashman bought 200 bushels of barley at Hilliard ranch. Ed Tsriney delivered two fat hogs to A D Hilliard. Newt Moore has been sick with the flu. Ellis Dunn works on the telephone lines with helpers. Toys and girls basketball teams went to Fleming last Tuesday. Groundhog day observed with shadow. Mrs Oliver Winters helped Mrs Bates with meat canning. Mr and Mrs Gus Sutter shopped in Crook. About thirty five men graveled the Presbyterian manse to the church last Thursday. Kensington Indies served dinner and a 3 o'clock lunch. Kensington meeting held in afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dick Sutter moved to Riney Nagel farm for summer work. Mr and Mrs A D Hilliard county seat shoppers Friday. J F McKelvey and M T Moore went to Sterling Friday. Harry Reeves attended a sale nearby last Friday. George McCall has had the flu. Beulah May Dubray has measles. Mrs A J Heying much improved. Mr and Mrs C M Morten and Fredrick of Sterling dined with the W A McKelvey and visited M T Moore. Mr and Mrs Gus Sutter visited Sam Polick Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs L F Pope moved to a new home south of Haxtun and will be missed. Plate glass windshields and sedan doors installed at Highter Garage. If Taxi closed cars call 16L.
A long list of weekend visits and gatherings across families including Mr and Mrs Langly welcoming a baby boy born Tuesday, plus numerous calls and dinners at the Fleming, Meier, Phelps, Engel, Beyer, and Rohde homes. Several relatives from Holyoke and Sterling/Haxtun were noted visiting, with cards and a lunch following a supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Frame.
Mr and Mrs Fred Engel and Miss Elizabeth Engel of Gurley spent Thursday at John Engel. Everet Foster family visited Friday evening with Mrs Tever and children. Mrs Ray Frame and Edna visited Thursday with Mrs Joan Engel. Walter Nappel hauled hogs to Sidney for Chas Overman Monday. Averet Foster called at Fred Beyer’s Saturday morning with Mr and Mrs Wm Rohde.
Community members including Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson and family at the C A Glassburn home Sunday evening. Miss Helen Sinks and Martha Hammond visited Charley Sprenger’s. Several residents shopped in Sidney and visited homes. Mrs Willer Glassburn recovered after surgery at Taylor hospital. Our prices are right on job work.
Multiple residents and workers moved machinery and hay across farms near Finxtun and Crook from Monday through Saturday. John McDonnell, Vernon Reeves, Doc Parmore, and D R Gross appear frequently with trucks, tractors, and visits to Bill Pope's, Ross Brossard, and Crook. Sybil Wil has measles.
Poultry specialist J. R. Redditt from the Extension Service at Lincoln will talk to poultry raisers at Rathban Farm on Thursday February 17. He will cover chick brooding and feeding laying hens as timely topics of interest to growers. The event is organized for those in poultry farming nearby Lodge Pole.
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