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South Divide residents share news from Sidney chat
Dor othy Preston spent weekend with A Sharp and family in Sidney. J W Brothers delivered two loads of hogs to market January 26 and neighbors helped kill the rest the next day. Amelia Thomas and Dorothy Preston attended a Methodist church party. Mrs Charles Walker home after visit with friends. Nora Hand cared for Woods during the flu. Esther Hand and father ill but recovering. Foster, Bernice, Mabel, Ruth Brothers and Dorothy Preston at Sidney Alliance basketball game. A T Hiett visiting Kimball. Viola Foster out with tonsillitis. Brothers building a new residence nearing completion. A S Ayle family visited E V Hiett. T C Spiker and family dined with the Payzants. Katherine Hiett broke an arm. Edward rheumatic infection. twins Joyce and James whooping cough. E E ill. Foster family taking piano lessons from Mrs Liebendorfer. Jacobsons quarantined for smallpox. R E Shuelke of Greenwood and Percy Stabler visiting Sidney. B Hong of Lincoln visiting Dimmick home. Bernice Foster rehearsing with academy orchestra for Feb 15. Wordens home after Sidney trip for sick children. Maude Wood visiting Earle and wife. Mrs Roy Walker returned to Kearney after two weeks helping care for the sick. All Divide folks watched Kimball Sid ney basketball game. Smallpox quarantine lifted at Ahlman home Feb 6. Sue H H C to meet Dimmick Feb 18. If you don’t advertise in the Telegraph, we both lose money. Dr Kimpston Dentist phone 12.