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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

7

Sidney Draw and Local Social Notes in Sidney

A sequence of social calls and hometown errands cover a snowy week in Sidney. Names include Ray and Rolland Vitts, Velma and Viola Rose, Beatrice Howe, Reineka family, CG A Glassburn and son Melvin, Fritz Kreagle, Ernest Ruther, Ed Howe, and Lester Rose visiting various neighbors and attending a funeral in Gurley. Weather features a snow storm and cold spell, with several trips to Peetz and Potter for business and visits.

Messrs Ray and Rolland Vitts Velma Viola Rose Beatrice Howe Reineka Mr. Reineka Kreagle Ray and Rolland Vitts Alenti Bessie Reineka Ernest Ruther Gurley Reineku Peetz Velma Rose Thereagle Ed Howe Ed. Moose Sidney Deuatrice Pete Howe Ed. Howe Rose Lester Heatrice Viola Lester Rose Langley

Industrial Valley Sunday Socials Reported

Geo Miller and family were Sunday callers at Geo Hinrichs. Mr and Mrs Herbert Rabe were Mundtay guests at the home of the lat ter's parents Mro a and Mrs H Hin richs. H Miller and family visited at the Berney Miller home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Busacker and children visited Thursday with their neighbors the Geo Hinrich family. The J Hinrich family were callers Thursday at Geo Miller's FE RB Miller and family and Mildred.

Geo. Miller Geo. Hinrichs Herbert Rabe Mundtay Mro A H. Hinrichs H. Miller Berney Miller Aund Wm. Busacker Geo. Hinrich J. Hinrich Geo. Miller's RB Miller Mildred

Christmas visits and local doings in a small town

McRoberts hosted Christmas guests while Miller and Warry Rabe visited Paul Kruger last Sunday. Feuske and wife entertained Myr Harm Weyerts at dinner. Helen Hinrichs stayed with Marguerite Weyerts from Tuesday to Wednesday. Sherman Wallace traveled to Dalton for trading. The Weyerts and Berney/Herman Miller families joined Christmas dinner. Chrysteol Quick bought a white-faced pony and learns to ride to avoid snow. District SO pupils enjoyed a three day holiday. Treb Lippstrew and Dick Miller rode the Gurley to Sidney train last Sunday. Miller family shared Christmas dinner at Harry Thompson's. Mildred McRoberts was not a guest at Marguerite Weyerts last week.

McRoberts Miller Warry Rabe Paul Kruger Rev. Feuske Myr Harm Weyerts Helen Hinrichs Marguerite Weyerts Sherman Wallace Dalton Berney Herman Miller Chrysteol Quick Treb Lippstrew A Dick Miller Gurley Sidney Geo Harry Thompson Mildred McRoberts Miarguerite Weyerts

Osborn Battery Station Promises Battery Rentals During Repairs

We have rented batteries for you to use while we repair or recharge yours at Osborn Battery Station. A concise service note explains availability and location for customers needing temporary power during maintenance and battery servicing.

Osborn Battery Station

Obedient Mr Moxsquite and Mr Renaeh Exchange Quip

A brief dialogue shows Mr Moxsquite joking about his seat while Mr Renaeh confirms a domestic dispute involving his wife and a confrontation over a tuck, reflecting a light domestic exchange.

Renaeh

Quiet title sought in Cheyenne County Nebraska estate dispute

Lorene Pultz has filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet title to the North Half and Southwest Quarter of Section 28, Township 15, Range 51 West, West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. The defendants listed include unknown heirs and the Jensen family, requesting a decree that none of the defendants have any interest in the described real estate. Answer required by February 10, 1920.

Hans Daniel Jensen Joseph C. Childers Jensen North Hillf Cheyenne County Nebraska Lorene Pultz District Court Setion Pos Sorene Pultz

Hearing for Administration of Rutland V Hensley Estate

In Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of Rutland V Hensley Deceased is set for hearing January 27 1919 at 10 AM in County Court Pearl Hensley widow petitions for Administratrix appointment Notice to interested parties requires publication in The Telegraph weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing date Dated December 28 1918 (Seal) Chambers County Judge Subscribe for The Telegraph

Rutland Hensley Pearl Hensley the Telegraph

Notice to Defendants in Cheyenne County Suit for Land Quiet Title

Defendants including G W Duncan Company G W Duncan and J C McBride and Mary McBride and others are notified of Ada Young suit to quiet title to Lots 8 9 and 10 in Block 13 Original Town Lodgepole Nebraska The District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska requires an answer by February 7 1918 or the petition will stand true by default The suit cites tax deeds and adverse possession over more than ten years and requests exclusion of defendants from any interest in the lots.

G. W. Duncan & Company G. W. Duncan G. W Duncan & Company J .C. McBride Mary McBride J. C. McBride Harry Curtis Mary Curtis J.C. McBride J. Mo Arnold Mary Arnold Adam. Young Adame Young Nebraska Ada KE. Young Cheyenne State of

Notice of suit against Ada Fe. Young

Dated this Thursday, the 2nd day of January, 191. Ada Fe. Young is named as plaintiff. Radcliffe & Tewell Attorneys for Plaintiff. 14-5

Ada FE. Young Radcliffe & Tewell Attorneys Plaintiff

House Blessing and Spiritual Elements

A brief note on the home’s virtue praising order contentment hospitality and godliness as the crown of the dwelling. The text frames the house as a center of virtue and blessing with religious overtones.

Soul That Is Truly Great

Emerson argues that greatness lies in preserving individuality and sweetness amid the crowd. He distinguishes between the ease of conformity in crowds and the virtue of maintaining solitude’s poise in public life.

Emerson

Spasmodic Sermon on Men and Their Companions

A terse sermon argues that men are judged by the company they keep and that communities reflect the men they gather. The speaker links personal choice to social influence, urging cautious associations to shape character and public virtue.

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