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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
10
The community notes the New Year arrival of newlyweds Guy Stevens of Aurora and Fern Dickinson of Sunol after their marriage in Julesburg Colorado on January 2. They left for their home in Aurora early this week. Also mentioned are holiday travels, family visits, and local cold symptoms.
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited for social gatherings and New Year events. Numerous families including the Irwins, Christensens, Heinzmans, Weltons, Hart, Tremain, Jorgensens, Frerichs, and Holm shared meals, helped with chores, and attended local school in district 39 West.
Sextorp H Fisher and family spent Friday afternoon at the C E N Johnson Ed Morrow and family and Mannie Kreader of Meadow Wawning spent Thursday at Pete Nelsons. Dan Duncan returned from Omaha for knee infection treatment. Farmers Union held regular meeting in district 13 schoolhouse Friday evening with a crowd and pie and coffee served. Hila Nelson returned to Chadron to resume normal studies after Christmas visit. Ray Wills and family visited Art Schubarths Sunday. Harold Smith shelled corn for Mrs Duncan. Pete Nelson business call in Potter Monday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Fisher returned from Peru visit. Mrs C C Crowell and Frances Beetz visited George Beetz home all week. Clarence Strandberg and wife and Miss Esther attended Sunday School at Corner. Pete Nelson visited Andy Brett Sunday evening. Hugo Doering and Roy and Robert Nelson called at Art Schuburth's Sunday morning.
Potter Mro and Mrs Harley Bonham and daughter of Kimball visited the RA Babcock home Sunday. W O W lodge and ladies banquet held at Wells restaurant. Mrs Rogers and Mrs Raymond Johnson shopped in Sidney. Two families moved to Potter for school benefits. Bluffs town basketball team lost 28 to 14 here Friday. Literary and pre social well attended with a good program. Pie sale net nearly eleven dollars for the library fund. New Year rabbit hunt: east side victorious. over one thousand rabbits bagged.
The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a bake sale at Leonard Grocery at 1 30 p m on January 10 1925.
A newspaper note invites residents to schedule a birthday photography session at Phelps Studio this year. The brief centers on personal portrait opportunities and studio services available to celebrate a birthday milestone.
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