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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
5
Sunol items report a busy week: travel to Denver for stock show, local basketball losses, church events, dances, illness and recoveries, school notes, and community visits. Activities include Sunol Woman's club, Odd Fellows party, Dorcas and Grace Aid events,Epworth League services, and local announcements from Sunol and nearby towns.
Mrs John Brown suffered injuries in an automobile crash requiring tooth extraction due to jaw fracture and severe inflammation. Dentured operation was painful yet progress noted. Mr and Mrs Jack McGrane and son Merle visited the A H Draper home.
LODGE POLE ITEMS Mra W T Tate were Sidney shoppers Tuesday Pete Grosjean arrived last week from Tribune Kansas where he has been working for the past six months Will Melton and W J Chase returned Thursday from a three months tour of the western states They also visited Old Mexico and Canada during their absence They report a wonderful trip Mr and Mrs Dewey De Brunner left last week for Auburn Neb C D Moorhead and Oscar Meyer were transacting business in Sterling Colo Monday
A roundup of visits meetings and everyday events in Spring Canyon and surrounding towns. Residents attend church gatherings host visitors shop at the county seat and celebrate a new baby Harold Leroy born January 18 to Artie and family. Community activities include choir practice moving picture shows and a Kensington lunch with notable local names and engagements listed.
West Sidney area reports Miss Helen Sinks on pick list while Max Glassburn, Miss Jessie Milroy, and Miss Elenor Gellatly visited with Miss Addie Glassburn at Brule Nebraska Sunday. Louie Scheer family home from Iowa last Wednesday after several weeks away. Dr Roche a business caller in Sidney Draw Sunday. Various locals including John Lingwall Alfred Sprenger and Co A Glassburn/Millan called on L G Pitts Friday. Dreaver delayed by cold while working for Louie Scheer. Glassburn coal hauled from Lorenzo Tuesday. Wilber Glassburn home visited Sunday afternoon. Jake Walker, business caller for Wilber Glassburn Sunday. Mr and Mrs G L Sinks spent Sunday afternoon in Sidney. Mrs L A Scriber shopped in Sidney Thursday.
Dr Zurbaugh arrived from Omaha Friday after his operation and is back on duty setting off a round of well wishes. Sunday marked the tenth anniversary of the Dalton Odd Fellows lodge with eighteen Rebekahs serving lunch after their meeting. Fifty Odd Fellows attended including five charter members J C Kreader J L Ewing Sexton Ahlm and C F Feldman. J H Foster J C Frandsen left Saturday on a Texas sight seeing trip while J H Foster and John Davison were Denver callers from Sunday through Tuesday.
Tuesday report notes Ernest Davison eleven, son of Mr and Mrs J F Davison, is very ill with typhoid fever. A nurse from Scottsbluff arrived Friday to help care for him. Dalton Boys and Girls basketball teams traveled to Gurley Friday night. boys won, girls lost by a large margin. Mr Foster left Tuesday afternoon for Canada to attend the Bankers convention.
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