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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1929
Page
6
Bunker Hill and nearby communities see a flurry of social calls and a February 14 Valentine party at Bunker Hill school. Rex Bayne Ted Baker and James Recaz visit Iva Beyer and J. E. Bayne relatives, families attend parties, and pupils enjoy crafts and candy as St Valentine’s Day is celebrated locally.
The Sunol column records neighbors visiting and traveling actions including Mrs A Bauer and Harold Sunol. Mr and Mrs Pavlat returning from a funeral in the eastern state. Dave Hume and John Demers noted in Sunol and with a new Buick. Dennis Wynne transporting cattle to feed on corn stalks. family visits to Jim Booth home. Ernest Seeger driving to Sidney. Velma Glassburn staying with relatives. August Sean visiting Maurice Wolff. Virginia Englert and Ruby Kuhl calling on Mrs George Held. Wynne family return from Hastings. an upcoming commencement address by Greyden L Nichols of Chadron, former Sunol school superintendent. Nichols' background in Palo Alto and Lincoln. Mrs Frank Stevens and Mrs J B Ratner at the primary room. Ruby Kuih and Clayton and Loyal Lindley at a bridge game with Loyal winning a prize. Dr Hibbard from Lodge Pole attending a sick baby at Emil Englert’s. Ed Roth visiting on Sunday. P T A lunch served at last week’s meeting.
Frank Brady called at Pete Nelson's Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and Robert Nelson called at J E Morrow's Thursday. R R Bovee had car trouble Tuesday evening en route from his farm to Potter and stayed with Pete Nelson to repair his car. Jerome Kafka Jr confined to home with flu. Mrs Pete Nelson and Mrs A E Fisher and sons spent Thursday afternoon in Potter with Flora Courtright. Art Schubarth in Kimball on business. George Reetz and family shopped in Kimball Saturday. A few from this vicinity attended farewell party for Mr and Mrs Ford Weikhorst Friday. Weikh horsts will move to Potter March 1. Their son Ray and wife will occupy the farmhouse. Robert Nelson hauled a load of barley from C E Shaw place near Dix Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Reetz and daughter shopped in Sidney and visited H B Fisher home Wednesday.
A public notice urges homeowners to obtain stock fire protection now rather than after a blaze. It promotes applying through Leslie Neubauer, agent for Hartford and Queen Insurance Companies.
Mr and Mrs Howard Yost spent the weekend at Billy Smiths. Neil Dunlavy and family went to Chappell to buy turkeys. Johnson Re deen and families visited Charles Smiths while Minor and Mrs Carl son joined. Pete Nelson dropped by Ed Morrows and D M Matthewson. Crowell attended a women’s club at Alex Spencers. Billy Smiths moved to a rental farm from Pete Nelson’s, now occupied by John Peterson. Fred Prince’s brooder house burned with chicks inside. cause unknown.
Mr and Mrs J M Nelson Alma Mable and Emery of Sidney visited at the L K Nelson and J W Bertram son homes Sunday Mr and Mrs Pete Howe Norman Trobaugh Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and Chris Terman were Sunday dinner guests at the V A Nelson home
Barbara and LaVonne Whitney plus Eva and Svend Olson visited Kim ball Saturday while Walter Heimer missed school due to illness. The Farmers union met at Jens Olson home despite cold weather, with next gathering set for March 15 at Jack Nelson home. Several families shared meals and visits, including Lina’s birthday at Mads Larson, and Hugo Haack’s visitors Eva Olson, Svend Olson, and the Whitney sisters.
Sealed bids for linoleum to cover floors in the Court House offices must be filed with the County Clerk by 11 A M March 5 1929. Bids opened by the county board at 1 P M and contract considered. The board may reject any or all bids. Henry Pavlat County Clerk.
Ophelia Johnson born Cumberland Ohio April 23 1848 died Sidney Nebraska February 8 1929. She married Adrian Johnson December 7 1867 and had son Clyde who lives on the south divide. A resident of Cheyenne county for 35 years she was active in local progress and left many friends before this final farewell. FOR SALE Office files and adding machine paper at this office.
SEE E PLANCK promotes self-oiling Arco motor windmills and provides a contact phone 8 F 14. The notice invites readers with selling needs to use the Telegraph Want Ad service.
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