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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
14
Grand Prairie residents host dinners and attend sales near Gurley Dalton Lodge Pole and Sundl along with many visits from families and friends. Weekly events include community sales at Calton, Sundl and Barnes, multiple house gatherings, farewell parties, weekend trips to Sidney Gurley and Sunol, with illness and family care noted for Windsheimer and others.
Center born to Mr and Mrs Albert Linton Monday February 16 a boy. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Young and babe. Quite a number attended the farewell dance at Harry Morans Tuesday night. Ray Berry owns a new Ford truck. Richard Schultz moved onto the L T Johnson place. Several calls and visits recorded through the week with multiple neighbors attending dances and sales in the Dalton Sidney area.
Friday at Tom Bonser and Mrs George Bonser hosts mark social visits. A Literary Society formed at Barber school with biweekly meetings. Hogs hauled to Sunol. Peters sale near Todge Pole draws crowds. Several neighbors moved houses and farms. An accident involving Roy Kenney and Earl Binney caused minor injuries and a damaged buggy. Social events at Holmes home include sandwiches cake and coffee. Several residents attend shows and visits in surrounding areas.
Pleasant View residents visited the Obendorfer and Mueller homes for dinners and Tuesday gatherings. Families including Leidt Borcher and Wittrock joined a card party hosted by John McGrane with Ruth Borcher and Carl Baker taking first prizes. A late lunch followed, and Obendorfer and Schuller attended the Bartels sale. Herman Schubarth was also mentioned.
A sequence of Sunday through Saturday socialings notes quick visits and dinners. Daltons and Dal ton relatives, Mrs Penny, the Wittrocks, and neighbors like the Schuchtings and Hilperts hosted and attended dinners and suppers. Several residents traveled to Sidney, with weekend stays at various homes.
Mrs Gertrude Nelson called at C C Crowes home Friday morning. Miss Marilda Moench plans tonsil removal Tuesday. Mrs Fred Prince visited Mrs Jess Lambert Thursday. George Reetz and family attended Methodist services in Potter Sunday. Mrs Charles Johnson and Mrs Esther Carlson called on Mrs Pete Nelson Wednesday. Several in the area suffer a siege of the flu. T V Barnes and family of Bunker Hill visited old friends Thursday. Hugo Doering visited George Roses Saturday evening. Peter Nelson and son Robert shopped in Sidney and Potter. On Saturday H B Fisher and family spent Wednesday at George Reets home.
St Martha's Guild holds a bake sale on Saturday February 28 at Greenlees at 2 30. Committee members include Mrs C W Vent Mrs B B Hine and Mrs A E Phelps. Includes a 1% ton truck with pneumatic tires in perfect condition offered by A S Har.
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