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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
15
Paul Collart and family of Gurley were in the city on Saturday. He has lived here over thirty five years and notes growing advantages and brighter spring prospects. He speaks of active homeseekers and expects new farming families to settle, increasing population.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shipman Jr and their daughter Jane Marie leave for Los Angeles for a month. They seek rest after a long period without vacation and a bank transfer. Jane Marie, age two and a half, tells her uncle Donald Shipman to be good and keep clean.
The sick Mrs. Dedrick and Mrs. Tobin are better. Diphtheria cases in town were confined to the Dedrick home and are well in hand. Mrs. Nellie Livingston improves at Dr. Taylor’s hospital. Evelyn Pearson underwent ambulatory surgery for acute appendicitis. Mrs. Carl Hutchison improves satisfactorily after a serious major operation in Sterling hospital. John Borland and wife host visitors while Mr. and Mrs. Gates contemplate moving here after a Nebraska visit.
Henry Romig born January 12, 1883 in Union County Pennsylvania. He moved to Iowa at twenty, married Elizabeth Ecord in Clayton County on January 24, 1867, and had three children. Survived by Mrs Mary E Garvin of Cherokee Iowa, he moved to Nebraska in 1913 settling in Cheyenne County. He joined the Methodist Episcopal church young and remained active. He died February 6 at age 92 years 25 days. funeral February 8 at the Sidney Methodist Church with Rev Louis H Kaub and quartet, burial in Sidney cemetery. He was described as cheerful, helpful, and ahead of his time. Also notes local ads for pianos and a Fireman’s Ball on February 13 at Hardy Hall.
B P Hamilton bought the home at 200 W Sth Street currently occupied by Dr Harry Mantor. Built by Robert Devoe, the property is well located and the purchase is described as a sound investment by Hamilton who already owns a fine city residence.
A bake sale for the County Club will be held Saturday February 21 starting at 2 o'clock. Leonard's grocery hosts the event with committee members Mrs. J. L. McIntosh Mrs. J. T. McIntosh Mrs. R. E. Roche and Mrs. F. G. Schroeder coordinating.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of Grandpa Romig Fred Livingston and family. bail at Hardy hall February 13th 14g ton truck pneumatic tires perfect condition. Cheap. A S Hardy Dance Dance Dance Where Hardy Hall When Friday February 13th Who Sidney Volunteer Fire Department annual ball Music Grabill's Merrymakers
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