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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
10
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will hear Cora D. Barlow petition for letters of administration on the estate of Lewis R. Barlow deceased at 10 o clock A M on Sunday in March 1931 in Sidney. G P Kratz county judge dated February 11 1931.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a February 4 1931 court session presided by County Judge G P Kratz considered the petition of Brown Fitch West to probate and record the last will and testament of Josephine B Jones. The hearing is set for February 25 1931 at 10 a m with notice to interested parties by three weekly Telegraph publications. <END OF RECORD>
Staedt reported Mr. and Mrs. August Theis and children shared supper with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mathews. Peetz visitors Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Smith spent the day with Frank Smith. Thelma Anthony stayed with Clara Ladine. Orville Sandy from Fremont visited his aunt Mrs. Frank Anthony. Roy Couch is working for Palmer Thurston this week. A birthday party honoring Mrs. Charles Anderson was held at her home with eight refreshments and merry making. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tolle and children.
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited Mrs. W. A. McMillen Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anthony and their Sidney guests joined the Frank Anthony home Sunday. Mrs. Earl Easton remains very ill with erysipelas. Paul Swanson spent Sunday with Arthur and Joe McMillen. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kinnon and a daughter were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher Sunday. Mrs. Herman Schubarth spent Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Darn-
A long list of local residents share visits dinners and outings from Tuesday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Vins and family join with J A Kinnon and Oscar Betcher. Bertha Shindie breaks a collar bone on school grounds. several guests dine with Will Turner and Emma Williams. trips to Casper and Denver noted. a Bronson Helping Hand quilting meeting. numerous shop visits and neighborhood gatherings around Sidney and nearby farms.
Sunol notes that three Fridays will occur on the 13th in February March and November. Miss Kima Nelson and Mrs Edna Seyfang stayed overnight at the J B Ruttner home Wednesday. Tom Allington hauled hogs to Denver Thursday and returned Friday with coal from Colorado mines. Paul Booth and son Hugh and Ben Vacik did business at Crawford Thursday and Friday. V Polednicek was a Sunol caller Thursday.
Advertises Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that kills germs causing acne and eczema. Promises rapid skin relief, money back guarantee, and an 85 cent bottle lasting two weeks, urging afflicted individuals to act now.
St Martha’s Guild lists bake sale set for Saturday February 13 from 11 am to 3 pm at Greenlees. Special baked beans chicken and noodles feature. Committee includes Mrs John McCleneghan Mrs Joe Simodynes and Miss Florence Paria. Mr and Mrs Robert Whitmore visited in Lodge Pole Sunday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs A R Schoenberg.
Advert shows Kruschen Salts promising quick fat loss by purifying blood and aiding kidneys and bowels. Instructions say take half teaspoon daily before breakfast in hot water, claim a 4 week 85 cent bottle, money back guarantee. Testimonials from Hartford and Ohio women cited.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the defendants Edward H. Christ and unknown spouses or interest holders are notified that on January 19, 1931, Fred F. Lehmkuhl and Alice L. Lehmkuhl filed in district court a petition to quiet title to the northeast quarter of section 34 township 14 range 47 west of the 6th p m. The petition seeks a decree quieting plaintiffs title and barring any interest by the defendants. Defendants are required to respond.
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