Local and Personal News Highlights
Mrs. James O Kane recovering from illness. G W Rasch opens an insurance office in the Oberfelder building. Mrs H Van Aelstyn seriously sick but mending. W H Barrett M P freight agent spent Monday here. Roy Liggett in Chappell near Byara store. Herman Brauer not well after holidays. Mr and Mrs J H Wendte visited from route A. Mrs Hammer ill at daughter Mrs Ed Ahrens. Dr Harry Mantor reports a boy born to Hugh Slawse and wife. Mr and Mrs Milo Webster shopped in Sidney. Mr and Mrs R M Garrost north of Sidney. John Brotherly operated on for appendicitis. Forrest adds new resident at 304 E 4th St. Mr and Mrs Dan Duncan of Potter drove to Sidney. Harry Wilson returned from Omaha. Mr and Mrs George Thompson shopped here. Claude Moorhead and family from Lodge Pole. Mrs Rose and Miss Evelyn accompanied Commissioner Rose to Sidney. Lawrence Sharp vacationed in Lodge Pole with A A Johnson and family. Miss Elsie Philson visiting from Kimball. Commercial hotel brightened with new paints under Landlord Hardy. Keystone league at Methodist church hosts fine party. Mr and Mrs Sheldon Scott from Center, then Dalton. Mrs Mabel Ayres of Casper visited daughter Mrs W K Hodgkin. Mr and Mrs H W Ewart and family shopped from Gurley. Mr and Mrs Roy Bancroft of Center shopped here and visited Mrs Mary Halston. Martin W Dimery reports Los Angeles bustling. Mrs A E Phelps learns sister Varney is seriously ill in Denver. Phelps family leaves for city. Varney has many acquaintances here who hope for her recovery.
Local residents note travels births and visits in Sid ney area
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tobler and baby returned from the Simkins home in Lodge Pole. E W Case left for a new post in Omaha with John Deere Plow. A baby boy born to Glenn Brock and his wife at Fellows Calif Helen Wooldridge a Sidney girl. Ann Kurz visited Hooper. Kucera went to Denver to attend Father Ryan lectures. F G Griffith vacation in Omaha with relatives. Mrs Henry Worden visited Omaha with Mrs will Green. Several ladies toured Lodge Pole as guests of Mrs A B Persinger. Dr W Smith of Gurley attended business with the Farmers State Bank. Mrs S P Hunt returned from Sunol. Dr Roche reports J J McIntosh recovering well. Mrs H W Anderson leaves for Cheyenne. Mrs Otten accompanied her. F W Stowe recovering after Mayo operation. Mrs E D Worden and daughter Elizabeth return from Omaha. H H Jolly and wife back from Denver. B D club hosted a luncheon and meeting. Bill and Jack Lowe visit to Los Angeles. Mrs L G Lowe hosts a bridge luncheon for Mrs Gordon Bryant with high scores. W E Arnold of Auburn visits lands near Potter. Mrs Clyde Wallace Survives Cesarean. newborn doing well. Carl L Olson to Denver for National Western Stock Show. bids on prize Nebraska herd steer.
Local notes on Hillsdale trips and community figures
County Clerk Oakley Otten visited Hillsdale last Saturday then Cheyenne Sunday to see Mrs. Otten and the H. W. Andersons. Numerous luncheons honored Mrs. H. W. Anderson of Cheyenne with Mrs. Oakley Otten hosting. Rev Langston, former Sidney pastor, now serves in Augusta GA with 800 members. his wife teaches eighty youths. Henry Romig turned ninety two on Tuesday, a longtime town figure and father-in-law of F. W. Livingston. John O’Neil and J. W. Goodale attempted Grant business via Ogallala road but the cross road was impassable. a local man returned with a broken car after five hours.
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Oakley Otten
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Langston
The
Christian Church
Augusta
Henry Romig
F. W. Livingston
John O'Neil
J. W. Goodale
Ogallain
Grant
Ogallala
Appointment of J J Wait as Cheyenne County constable
Judge Kab appoints J J Wait as constable for Cheyenne county. Mrs W B Pittman returned Thursday night from Randolph after attending her sister's funeral. Ewart Lukens, following his mother’s death, was admitted to a Sioux City hospital for acute appendicitis and remains hospitalized but is slowly improving.
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W. B. Pittman
Randolph
Ewart Lukens
Sioux City
Pannebaker Family Runs Large County Poultry Plant
Mr and Mrs Pannebaker visited the city on Friday from twenty five miles northeast selling fifty dozen fresh eggs for 26 dollars in trade. They likely operate one of the county’s largest poultry plants with yearly shipments rivaling a carload of eggs, reflecting a sizable ranch enterprise.
Death of George F. Blanchard in Fayetteville Arkansas
George F. Blanchard, born April 2, 1841, died January 6 at his Fayetteville home. He was an early land office registrar here, survived by widow and children including Blanche and Mary Stowitts, who lived here for years. He joined the Woodmen order in 1801 and remained a member throughout.
Funeral for Eugene McEvoy Set at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Eugene McEvoy is scheduled for Saturday at 9 30 AM at St Patrick’s Church. A. S. Hardy advertises new Chevrolet sedans with trade-in offers of 150 to 200 dollars for old cars.
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Eugene McEvoy
St. Patrick’s Church
A. S. Hardy
PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETING SET FOR JANUARY 21
The Parent-Teachers Association will hold its third meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. An excellent program and social time are planned with performances by Mrs Ahrens the high school orchestra and Mrs Pindell read ing and Mrs Keifer. Attendance is desired and all interested in children are invited to attend.
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Solo
Ahrens
W. J. Hodgkin
Pindell
Keifer
Lorenzo-Dix High School Hoops Ends With Big Lorenzo Win
Lorenzo high school defeated Dix high school last Friday night with a final score of 83 to 4. Lorenzo showed remarkable speed and accuracy, consistently scoring three-pointers and layups while Dix struggled to keep pace. The game highlighted Lorenzo’s offensive domination and defensive pressure throughout.
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Lorenoz High School
Dix High School
Lorenzo Boys
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G. W. Rasch
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Hugh Slawse
Milo Webster
North Table
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John Brotherly
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Potter
Harry Wilson
Omaha
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East Weyerts
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Miss Evelyn
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Kimball
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Casper, Wyo
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Roy Bancroft
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Martin W. Dimery
Los Angeles
A. E. Phelps
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E. W. Case
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Glenn Brock
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Ann Kurz
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Y. F. Kucera
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Henry Worden
Will Green
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Sunol
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Cheyenne County
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