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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
5
Ickes News Davison and Worth J W Eckert and Dirks brothers ship a car load of hogs to Denver Monday with Arthur Dirks joining. Local residents attend gatherings, dinners, and Sunday visits across Worth, Miler, Weed, White, Guill, Davison, Kreader, Morrow, Hedlund, Mayers, Nelson, and Crowell households. A Wheat Growers meeting at District 13 school concludes with elections and a communal lunch.
South Divide Marvin Hiett attended a Dramatic club banquet on Wednesday evening. Several residents, including Lawrence Johnson of Longmont Corp and Adams family visitors, are noted for recent visits and illnesses. A newborn addition is announced as Mr. and Mrs. James Walker welcomed a baby boy born February 9. Multiple gatherings, visits, and minor health updates appear through the week, with Payzant and Hiett families prominently featured.
Sextor and Mr and Mrs George Teetz with children spent Saturday evening at Billy Hinemann’s. Mrs Peter Nelson and daughter Alice shopped in Sidney Friday. Mrs Kregel visited Mrs J Nelson Friday. Elmer Jacobson and wife shopped in Potter Friday evening. Chris Crowell and Bob Adams helped Pete Nelson butcher hogs Monday. Mrs Henry Kregel and daughters called on Mrs Henry Moench Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs T V Barnes spent Wednesday evening with George.
Meadow Lawn residents and neighbors share meals and host gatherings. Dennis Walsh visits Peetz Colorado. Local families and friends travel between Dalton Potter and Kimball for weekends, Sunday calls, and dinners with extended kinship ties. Shippers send hogs to Denver while various residents socialize and assist with chores.
Supper guests at Ed Morrow's home included Mr and Mrs R R Bovee and family. Loretta Pransen of Dalton visited cousins Odette and Teen Morrow. Mr and Mrs Paul Mann and Mrs I Mann drove to Sidney. Alfred Albers spent Sunday at Ed Zorn's. E F E Osborn and daughter were guests at Art Draper’s. Osborn hauled wheat to Dalton. Al Morrow and others visited FE Weer and Clyde Click. Bovee and Ed Morrow went to Bayard for seed corn. Willley County Agent visited Meadow Lawn school. Mrs J C Krender and Charles Hendrickson went to Dalton. J C Kreader and sons visited Ed Morrow. Davison and Worth went to Dalton. Art Dirks left for Denver. Max Shinker owns a newly received radio.
Center Mrs T S Bancroft dined at the Ed Mayer home Tuesday. Mrs M E Webster broke her right arm on basement steps Monday. Ellington sale drew many from the area Tuesday. Friends surprised S W Scott on his birthday Friday evening with cards and dancing and a later lunch. Bill Zorn moved to the J T Perkins place Wednesday. Walter Ehlers and family moved to Dalton Friday. Mrs George Butterbaugh and son Max arrived Friday from Gothenberg to visit brothers 8 W Co G and Cash Scott. Tempest Hill visited Mrs John Groshans Thursday afternoon. Mrs Albert Linton called at Otho Campbell Wednesday after Cash Scott’s carpentry at Ray Berry home. Mr and Mrs S W Scott and Mr
Mrs Ray Berry and son Clinton visited the G G Scott home Wednesday. Jeb Groshans attended the BoE meeting at Ros Spiker home. Pail Roberts and group toured Troup North Platte Friday then visited until Sunday. Joe Reiners and family, John Groshans, S W Scott, Karl Roberts dined at L S Bancroft. Mrs A D Rose has grippe this past week.
By order of Honorable Walter Volrongland Referee in bankruptcy on February 27 1924 at ten A M the Cheyenne County Abstract Company office in Sidney Nebraska will sell to the highest cash bidder the remaining assets of Virgil Marsh bankrupt estate including Pook Accounts Second Fland Watches and Jewelry One Diamond Horseshoe Stick Pin One Solid Gala Watch One Fraternal Ring. 212 Ir V Doran Trustee.
Dr M E Pettibone dentist operates at the Larson Music Store location with office upstairs and phone contact 418.
Victor Hugo, famed French writer, penned his first tragedy at age fourteen titled Irta mene, while a teen he founded a review called The Lite very 6 5 sarvattive. The promise of the author’s vigor and the early boldness of his youth foreshadowed his rise to prominence.
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