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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1927

Page

11

Community Notes from SEXTORP Area

Miss Emma Moench spent Sunday night with Myrtle Nelson and Jesse Lambert while William Prince and Peed were shopping in Potter Thursday. Evelyn Kafka is ill under a physician’s care in Kimball. Pete Nelson and Andy Brett were in Sidney on business Saturday. Multiple local visits and farm trades noted, including calf purchase by Ellis Fisher from Pete Nelson on Tuesday and chicks shipment expected for Chas Johnson this week.

Emma Moench Myrtle Nelson Jesse Lambert Peed William Prince Potter Evelyn Kafka Kimball Pete Nelson Andy Brett Sidney Ellis Fisher Chas. Johnson Arlo Fisher Fred Elmquist Charley

Potter News Roundup of Local Visits and Events

Clarence Johnson returns from JVincoln to Sidney with parents Senator C. W. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson. Various residents attend events, visits, and hospital or travel plans. High school teams beat Peetz while girls lose to Lodge Pole. Turn, Wyoming, hosts a game. Mrs Nella Wheeler undergoes operation in Omaha. rapid recovery noted. Local illnesses and family visits reported among Sidney residents and friends.

Rey Mrs. Bing Cambridge W. LeRoy Larson Sidney Our Town Roy Jacobson Clyde Brady Denver Alfred Arnell Carl Martlett Lloyd Rogers Rev Bing Grand Island Methodist Men's Council Earl de Pue North Platte Ralph Merschelm Peetz Colo Lodge Pole Wyo Nella Wheeler Omaha

Sunny Side Socials Include Visits and Gatherings

Sunlit community notes record Mr. and Mrs. John Theis calling at Lodge Pole on Thursday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wise visiting V. W. Wise home. Several residents, including Chas. Vanover and Rathbun family, Wayne Forney, Will Thurow, Oscar Olson, A. H. Rathbun, and W. HernBloom, spent Wednesday evening at the HernBloom home. Other visits include W. O. Johnson stopping by Linde and B. A. Johnson homes, Chris Lee and Dan Rupert at a sale near Huntsman, and Mrs. H. C. Schmalle hosting a shower for sister Mrs. Mary Dykman. Walter Wassram and Miss Johnson at a sale near Dalton on Friday.

Walter Wassim Sidney Frank Flessner Lehmalle Lee Rupert Johnson WO. Johnson Harold Linde Walter Hernbloom North Platte Virgil W. Wise Lodge Pole V. W. Wise Lawrence Linde W. Tlernbloom Albert Wiegers Irene Floyd Will Thurow the Sutton John Omel California John Theis Floyd Wise Chas. Vanover Rathbun Wayne Forney Oscar Olson A. H. Rathbun W. Hernbloom W. O. Johnson Linde B. A. Johnson Chris Lee Dan Rupert Huntsman H. C. Schmalle Mary Dykman Walter Wassram Mis Johnson Dalton

Center Laconics Local Social News Recap

Mrs Wm Zorn spent Wednesday with Mrs Ed Guill. Mrs J O Lobb visited Mrs M Webster. Howard Morey and Melvin Cherry hosts Monday. High school room in Center held a valentine party Friday night. Mrs Kalloff visited daughter Lew Pelster Friday. George Young shopped in Sidney Saturday. Loretta Ruth Osborn Weekend with Ethel and Tia Guill. E E Osborn Sunday with sister in Sidney. George Young family dinner at Arnold home Sunday. L C Freeburg family supper at Ted Jensen. Toe Tandine’s little daughter ill with flu. Draper and Frances Rose visited Ed Guill Sunday eve. Ed Guill and son Gerald visited L C Freeburg Monday evening.

Wm. Zorn Ed Guill J. O. Lobb M. &. Webster Howard Morey Melvin Cherry Center Kalloff Lew Pelster George Young Sidney Loretta Ruth Osborn Ethel Tia Guill E. E Osborn Arnold Home L. C. Freeburg Ted Jensen Toe Tandine

Local Callers Visit Homes Around South Colton

Mrs. Hester Deaver spent Thursday afternoon at the Chas. Deaver home. George Deaver called at the Henry Oison home Thursday morning. Mrs. Jack McClenahan was a caller at the Squire Whittaker home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Herbert and

Hester Deaver Chas. Deaver George Deaver Henry Oison Jack McClenahan Squire Whittaker M. M. Herbert

Local residents gather for dinners and visits in community span

Virginia Cortney and family join Mr and Mrs Francis Ter hert, Agnes and Agneg, plus Charles Deaver group for Sunday dinner at John Cortney home. A M Anderson and family of Sidney Draw dine with Henry Elsen. Tony Merck and John Merck visit Squire Whittaker. Workman family spends Sunday with George Deaver. Kooster children host many youngsters Tuesday night. Art Johnsons enjoy Sunday with Farry Witters. O S Davis visits Henry Elsen Sunday eve. Elmer Phelps calls on Fred Bushman. Mrs Cortney cares for grandma Cortney in Sidney after flu attack. Chas Deaver and daughter visit George Deaver Wednesday. Sellin sale draws locals. Henry Elsen visits St Wendie’s. Rawleigh man Barker shares supper with Harry Witters. Vaccination leaves many sore arms. Ed Deaver helps Charles Deaver. Lelia and Cecil Whittaker visit M J Sulslander. Large crowd attends Friday dance. refreshments by Chas Deaver. George Deaver family dine with H P Cortney. Helen Jacobs weekends with Chas Deaver. John Cortney and children visit Grandma Cortney in Sidney.

Virginia Francis Terhert Agneg Agnes Charles Deaver John Cortney A. M. Anderson Sidney Draw Henry Elsen Tony John Merck Squire Whittaker Frank Workman George Deaver Kooster Art Johnson Farry Witters Hone O. S. Davis Elmer Phelps Fred Bushman Sidney Grandma Cortney Ed Deaver Lelia Cecil Whittaker M. J. Sulslander Chas. Deaver H. P. Cortney Helen Jacobs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sextorp Report Peter Nelson Ed Morrow Arto Fisher Clarence Strandburg Sidney and Kimball Sam Wickstrom Walter Nelson Robert Roy Nelson Lloyd Shaw Dix Neil Dunlavy Homer Fisher Clarence Strandberg Harvey Fisher Elis Fisher Farm H. B. Fisher Scottsbluff Roy George Reetz Potter News Clarence Johnson Jvincoln Senator C. W. Johnson John Seyfang Elmer Seyfang K. C. Knudson Miami Florida O. J. Nelson Genoa Nebraska F. Harris C. A. Larson Wm. Nagemeister York Nebr F. C. Johnson A. H. Draper Frances Rose Gerald L. Cc. Freeburg Hamburger Inn Archie C. Ogden Propr Doan Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem Buffalo, N Scott's Chas, Deaver Daughter Call Sellin Sale St Wendie's Mr. Barker Rawleigh Harry Witters Hue Filmburger Jack Karvanek Gurley Bronson Sharp Ladies’ Aid Jack Molly Bay Molly Dan Jack Chester Aaid S P and O John Deere P and O Gang Avery John Deere Gang Osborn Elgin A. W. Jobe, Auctioneer A. W. Jobe Farmers’ State Bank
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