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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to a 08 publication or item titled Invariably In Advanced Material, noted at the Sidney post office as a second close matter. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to garbled text.
Theodore Borcher of north Bronson traded in the city Tuesday. Numerous visitors and residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Will Jeudes of west Gurley, Glen Bales and wife from Bunker Hill, and W. T. Sharman of north Colton, attended local exchanges Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Jimmie McDaniel visits her mother Mrs Ellen Pettys and sister G E Minshall in Lodge Vole for the holidays. Mr and Mrs H R Fuller hosted guests on Christmas day including J L Forbes and Mrs Fuller’s father from Fort Dodge Iowa, plus Mrs D R Jones and Kenneth Jones. Miss Myrtle Lancaster deputy county treasurer of Lincoln County returned home Wednesday to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Lancaster.
The Kreinbring brothers arrived in north Sidney precinct with horses and a buggy on Saturday as roads in their neighborhood remain badly filled with snow.
Mr and Mrs R A Barlow hosted a tree for their four children with Mrs Anna Hart Miss Dorothy Hart visiting as relatives. Frank Tobin arranged a yearly tree feast with Gordon as decorator. Harold Tobin and Mrs Ernest Kruse attended. Dr W West and wife joined the E V Hiett family near Lorenzo for Christmas with heavy snow detours to reach the event.
E. E. Hiett advertises a farm loan service signaling availability of credit. Contact box 497 for details and terms.
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