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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
4
A wide roster of visitors and movers fills Sidney scenes. Niblacks from Alliance, Sherrerd in Kimball, Nelson from Potter, and many Dalton and Gurley visitors keep streets busy. Cooperating professionals and families head to Denver and Sterling for stock shows, hospital visits, and business.
Society notes record St Martha's Guild meeting at the rectory with hostesses Mrs G R Brill and Mrs Stanley Durkee. Numerous other club events follow including Presbyterian Sunday school, Wilting Workers at the Christian church, North Side club lunch and bridge, Miss Clarke's bridge party, and church missionary society activities with dinners, prizes, and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs R L Tobler and family spent the weekend at Crook Colorado. J T Armstrong and family will move next Tuesday to Forrest street. During December Union Pacific handled 168 car loads of hogs from Sidney. E T Witters caller dispatcher has returned to work after three weeks off for sickness. Mr and Mrs George Brown left Sunday for Hoxie Kansas due to Mr Browns father sick. Mrs H Elias and family of North Platte spent the weekend at Sidney with Mr Elias. Mr Elias is taking Mr Crosbies place while he is off duty.
J R Brady, division safety agent, was a Sidney visitor last Thursday. Thomas Crosbie reports partial recovery but cannot yet say when he will return to work. Miss Delilah Erwin and Miss Ella Davis left Saturday for Lincoln to attend school. Swan Dedrick and wife returned from a state trip, noting fine views but colder weather east of Sidney.
One hundred eight Cheyenne county students applied for eighth grade exams announced for last Saturday. The large turnout prompted moving the session to the city high school for adequate space. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson directed the examinations with help from assistants from several county schools.
Local parties discuss a coyote roundup in Potter District with plans on timing methods and area. An all day event is proposed and would be a notable revival after years without such an effort. Further talk is expected at the rabbit hunt banquet next Monday night.
A brief note extols Bluhill as an improved coffee that enhances daily life and productivity. It invites readers to try the product as a symbol of progress and better living.
Myr and Mrs H P Thomas have returned from Fairbury where they were called by the death of Mrs Thomas mother at Christmas time. They were accompanied by Mrs A L Scheer and daughter of Potter. Have your paper hanging done now. Will furnish paper from the new sample books at cost for a limited time.
A physician advertised Thoxine as a fast acting remedy for sore throat and coughs. The product supposedly relieves soreness and targets internal causes, with a money back guarantee and prices 35c 60c and 1.00. Sold by Bassetta and other druggists.
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