Local residents active in Sidney during week
William Beck of Crook, Emil Zalesky of Sunol, William Collier of Dalton and others conducted business in Sidney Friday or Monday. Numerous visits to kimball, Gurley, Chappell and Alliance occurred, with stock show attendance and family events noted. A birth and medical procedures at Taylor hospital are listed along with court and railroad business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beck
Crook, Colo
Sidney
Emil Zalesky
Sunol
Busy Dozen and Delphian Society Notes In Town
Busy Dozen club met Friday afternoon with Mrs E J Stiverson for sewing and a luncheon. Delphians met Thursday with Mrs W B Pettett on Babylonia study, next meeting January 29 at Mrs H F Freytag for Hebrew nation history. Judge and Mrs J L Tewell hosted a dinner bridge for 16 at the country club with yellow tapirs and pink roses. Mrs E S Sherrerd won high for ladies and Mr Sherrerd won for gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Dozen
E. J. Stiverson
The
Delphian Society
W. B. Pettett
Babylonia
H. F. Freytag
J. L. Tewell
Country Club
Sherrerd
Local Ladies Host Luncheon and Bridge Parties
Mrs. Radcliffe entertained at a one o’clock luncheon for her daughter Mrs. Gordon Bryant of Tekamah. The afternoon featured bridge with Mrs. W. B. Jewett as high scorer among North Sidney bridge club members. Also noted, Mrs. Gordon Boyant of Tekamah attended a bridge luncheon in Chappell hosted by Mrs. Claude Golding and Mrs. Floss Withai. From Sidney, guests included L. G. Lowe, C. W. Thea, Kara McNish, M. W. Dimery, W. B. Jewett, P. W. Barker, A. S. Hardy, G. R. Brill, and Miss Jessie Pippen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Radcliffe
Mack Radcliffe
Gordon Bryant
Tekamah
W. B. Jewett
North
Bryant
Gordon Boyant
Chappell
Claude Golding
Floss Withai
Sidney
L. G. Lowe
C. W. Thea
Kara McNish
M. W. Dimery
W. B.vewett
P. W. Barker
A. S. Hardy
G. R. Br
Waddell Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Daughters
Mr and Mrs T G Waddell entertained at their home northeast of Sidney Sunday evening honoring their daughter Lucille and Miss Laura Rudd on their shared birthday anniversaries. In attendance were Waddell family members and Miss Jeanette Dodds assisted. A large birthday cake with pink and white frosting and pink candles graced the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Waddell
Sidney
Lucille
Laura Rudd
Waddell
Jeanette Dodds
Dinner honors Clifton McIntosh at Union Pacific hotel
Mr and Mrs J L McIntosh and Mr and Mrs McKinley McIntosh hosted a dinner at the Union Pacific hotel on Saturday night honoring Clifton McIntosh, home from Minneapolis. Guests included Miss Grace McIntosh Mr and Mrs J T McIntosh and daughter Jean Dr and Mrs R E Roche and George Taylor. The evening ended with bridge at the J L McIntosh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gould
Emily Gould
B. F. Erwin
Rose Walsh
Gladys Sweet
Lora Smith
Ada Gerard
Elaine Hiett
Virginia Johnson
Genevieve Kavanaugh
Clifton McIntosh
J. L. McIntosh
McKinley McIntosh
Union Pacific Hotel
Minneapolis
Grace McIntosh
J. T. McIntosh
Jean
R. E. Roche
George Taylor
Frances Willard Kensington Meets at Mrs Tipton Home
The Frances Willard Kensington held its monthly meeting at Mrs. H. S. Tipton's home with eight members and two visitors. Mrs. L. T. Poole led the business session followed by social time. A comforter was tied for a rummage sale at the Lincoln W C T U headquarters. Guests included Mrs. Frank Spencer and Mrs. Carl Livoni. The next meeting is February 15 at Mrs. W. J. Perry's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Kensington
H. S. Tipton
L. T. Poole
Lincoln
Frank Spencer
Carl Livoni
Kensington
W. J. Perry
Birth of Newson to former Sidney couple
Announcement has been received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quinn of Omaha, Thursday, January 17, who were former residents of Cheyenne and Morrill counties. The Quinns have one other child, Earl, who is 17 and a student at North Technical high school in Omaha. Mrs. Rosa Johnston, Mrs. Quinn's mother, resident of Sidney, is spending the winter in Omaha with her daughter and family. Miss Myrtle Johnston, sister of Mrs. Quinn, formerly lived here and has been employed at Chicago since completing a four year college course at Iowa State College last June. She spent Christmas in Omaha with her mother and sister and has accepted a position leading home demonstration work in Cerro Gordo and Hancock counties in Iowa, headquartered at Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Quinn
Omaha
Cheyenne
Morrill
Quinns
Earl
North Technical High School
Rosa Johnston
Chicago
Iowa State College
Miss Johnston
Cero
Gordo
Hancock
Iowa
Mason City
Sidney Autos In Headon Collision Near Peetz
A collision occurred on the main highway south of Peetz between an O. D. Slayter car driven by Mrs. Slayter and a car owned by A. R. Chaney. All occupants escaped injury though both vehicles suffered extensive damage. The Slayters and Chaneys were returning or en route to a basketball game in Sterling when the crash happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Slayter
Sterling
Sidney
Resigns Oil Co Position to Follow Painting Trade
J Viggo Neilsen, long with Standard Oil in station operations, resigns effective February 1 to resume painting, paper hanging and interior decorating. He plans an office in Cheyenne County Lumber building and seeks all related work, noted as an expert in his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIL CO
J. Viggo Neilsen
Standard Oil Company
Oil
Mr. Neilsen
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Sunol High School Cage Team Poised For Junior Title
Sunol High School fields a fast basketball squad led by Maurice Wolff of Doane College. They beat Oshkosh and Potter junior teams and prepare for the South Platte Valley conference junior title chase with a busy schedule through February including district tournament play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol High School
Oshkosh
Potter
Maurice Wolff
Doane College
Gurley
Sunol
Chappell Jrs
Chappell
Dalton
Trades Section of Land for Cafe in Sidney
Art Nelson traded a section of land for the James cafe in Sidney and put H. C. Amos in charge. Kimball people who wish to call on Mine will find him at the cafe west of the Thayer drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Nelson
James
Sidney
H. C. Amos
Kimball
Thayer Drug Store
Kimball Observer
Nebraska feeding more sheep says department
Nebraska has 848000 sheep on feed an increase of 23 percent over a year ago A E Anderson state and federal statistician declared Monday This is Nebraska s banner sheep feeding year despite reduced corn and hay crops Nebraska may well point with pride to feeding nearly 18 percent of the total sheep in the United States and 30 percent of the total feeding sheep in the 11 corn belt states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
United States
For Sale Radio set with tubes and speaker
Six tube RCA radio with No 100 loud speaker inside aerial voltmeter and new batteries. Will demonstrate after six o clock. Cost 227 dollars, selling 125 dollars. Inquire at 1007 Illinois Street first door top of stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois St
Potter Senator seeks harsher liquor law penalties
Senator C. W. Johnson of Potter introduced a bill on Friday to double penalties for first second and third offenses under the state liquor law. The measure would set fines from 1000 to 10000 dollars and imprisonment from one to four years. He would also repeal the guaranty fund law provision paying interest on deposit claims against failed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Johnson
Guaranty Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alta Cobb
William Collier
G. E. James
Joe Pullen
Harold Jones
Omaha Trust Company
Betty Ann Furer
Taylor Hospital
Natalie Butherus
Lillian Morrison
Claude E. Biggs
O. F. Zuhlke
Robert
H. B. Sweet
Ogallala
Mrs
John Fish
G. B. Wookey
George Bartels
Edward and
Dennis Walsh
J. E. Swanson
North Platte
Union Pacific
J. C. Kreader
Donald
M. A. Shipman
Burlington Railroad
Denver
Arlo Perry
H. D. Barnett
R. S. Proudfit Company of
Arthur Parrott
Akron, Colo
R. P. Kepler
G. R. Brill
Henry Worden
Cc. C. Rush
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company
Big Springs
C. E. Blair
Laramie
Wyo
George Stromberg
W. W. McIntosh
J. F. Skarka
Walter Huettman
John Kucera
Frances Kirknavy
Sund
E. C. Whisman
W. L. Headlee
Alliance
A. Leslie Cruise
Huntsman
Leona Anderson
Carlson Hospital
William and
Thomas O'Connell
Scottsbluff
Ernest Worden
Louis Scheer
Sidne Draw
A. S Groshart
Herman Michelman
John Williams
Lodge Pole
Winifred Lute
Sidney High School
Ferne Klockner
John McCleneghan
W. O. Campbell
Campbell Furniture
Jake Eckert
West of Dalton
C. E. Harper
Lorraine
Joseph Oberfelder
North Platte Valley
J. L. Livoni
Robert Starr
Harrisburg
Minatare
Bridgeport
S. R. Maley
W. K. Hodgkin
Ethel Fitzsimons
Mary Runge
Elsie Driever
Osborn Garage
Cleora Greenwood
D. A. Theme
W. M. Fletcher
Norma Jean
P. J. Ackles
Gertrude Brewer
David Brewer
Miss Brewer
Freda Siedow
Livoni & Son
Eshipate
E. B. Young
Young’s Cafe
Los Angeles
California
G.N. Talbert
A. R. Chaney
James Birmingham
Guy Tipton
Sidney-Sterling
Sidney John Deere Plaw Company
Moline
Ill
Roy Bartholomew
Donna Marie
Stewart Nelson
J. S. Bartholomew
A. E. Tanner
Uptegrove Implement Company
Richester, Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
F. A. Barger
Verner
Hinman
Broadwater
Archer Ward
D. W. Chick
Dona Jean
Mr. Chick
Eastern Points
Jarvis Bush
F. A. Bush
Columbia
State University of Missouri
St. Joseph
Ruth Bush
John Olson
Colton
Olson
Russell Galatain
Olson Place
Joe Hahler
Max Collins
Katherine
Brady
Hahler
Emma Johnson
Collins
Miss Hahler
Charles Erickson
Newson
Headon
Peetz
Trades
Land For Cafe
Walter M. Hoops
Brewer’s Garage
Green
Lees’ Store
Blystone
Alvin Roberts
Mgr
Boudoir
Greenlees’ Inc
House of Quality
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