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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
5
Center Viola Dickes and Clifton Berry were absent due to illness. The week featured a snowfall that made roads bad for days, many local visits to Sidney and Dalton, a large Friday night dance at Dick Seimers, several family gatherings, and ongoing church and school activities. Numerous residents visited, traveled, or hosted events, while illness and funerals touched local families.
South Colton residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Brauer and daughter joined George and Bertha Brauer at Arthur Oldenburgs last Thursday evening. Frank Oliverius returned from Cheyenne to visit family. he works in Skaggs store there. Several local families visited Emil Brauer and Ted Brauer’s households. A large group including Mr and Mrs Bill Fraase and child, and others visited Joseph Oliverius house last Sunday. Mrs Bit Franss departed Wednesday for Lincoln for treatments.
Bunker Hill Ray Frame and son Chester visited Fred Beyers on Wednesday. Paul Meyer called at Wim Sabs Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Glen Bales spent Wednesday at Hilbert Borcher’s.
Jesse Lambert called at Pver Lar son s and Bill Higgins' Monday while en route to Potter. Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson and children spent Sunday at C C Crowell's. Geraldine Crowell sprained her left foot last Wednesday. W D Matthewson and family and Homer Fisher and family visited Pete Nelson's Sunday. Ray and Robert Nelson visited Henry Moench's Sunday. Miss McDaniel guest at Homer Fisher's Thursday night. A E Fisher lost a horse last week. Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher visited George Reetz and attended church in Potter Sunday. Tawis Brott family stayed at C H McKee's Monday. Mrs Brott and Mary McKee birthday celebration. Miss Hilma Nelson visited with her parents. Sam Wickstrom called at Fred Prince's Monday for chickens.
Mrs Henry Koester and son Joseph left Tuesday for St Louis where he attends treatments. Mr and Mrs Charles Deaver and family drove to Chapped Tuesday evening. John Cortney was a Wednesday caller in Sundl. Ced Whittaker helped W H Hall near Gurley husk corn. The Deaver family spent Thursday evening at the Everett Doty home. Several from the vicinity attended Lenton services in Sidney Friday night. George Deaver and children and
Maple Grove locals attend a surprise party for Er nest Steve Mionday night. Many neighbors visit, dine, and help with farm tasks including cattle dehorning and moving era. Ed Miles hosts and several families are mentioned with weekly activities and visits.
Lorenzo and Mrs Robertson spent Friday at Clyde Robertson home while Misses Biers and Eversman stayed with relatives. Clyde and Boward Meier announce birth of an eleven pound boy on February 16, all well. Several entries note visits, dinners, a shower, a show, and a dance in Sidney and Sterling with locals including Fleming Burg Bolton Walker and Meier families.
Mr and Mrs rank Meier and daughter spent Wednesday in Sidney visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Jim Walker Mr and Mrs Ed Walker and family Mr and Mrs Otto Radditz and family Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mrs J G Crosby and Elva were callers at the Edward Meijer home on Sunday.
Dalton and Mrs. B B Iseminger of Imperial visited their daughter Mrs Lawrance Karr for a few days. R E Cape attended the Samaritan lodge in Sidney last week. Mesdames Handley Brennan Buchanan and DevErman were Sidney visitors Saturday. Lynn Chichester won five dollars for best essay Consolation of Schools. Lawrence Dirks spent Saturday and Sunday in Big Springs. Ladies Community club meets Thursday at the Community hall. Herman Heineman returned Saturday from a trip to Denver. Frances Connelly won the bed spread from the Altar society Saturday night. F J Jennett filed on the Republican ticket as candidate for Cheyenne county treasurer.
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