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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
14
Maple Grove residents visit neighbors and relatives across Potter and Sidney towns. Hosts include Henry James W T Sharman and J C Jorgenson while many attend a Farmers Union picnic and Sunday gatherings. Family travel, showers, dinners, and fishing outings show a tight knit community week.
Center residents and neighboring families traveled to Potter for a Farmers Union picnic and to Dalton for a chautauqua, with many calling on friends in Sidney Minatare Gurley and Gurley. The community hosted meetings, dinners, and gatherings, including wheat growers’ annual meeting in Potte.
West Sidney residents recount Sunday calls from Mr. and Mrs. F Klents and daughter to Frank Haxzlitt. Farmers Union picnics drew many: Sprenger, Lingwall, Sprenger and Davis families, and others. A quiet wedding united Ella Anderson and Earl Tolle with Kinfolk attending. The Helping Hand club met and discussed parliamentary procedure. A variety of local visits, cattle marketings, dances, and swim outings round out the week’s social scene.
Pete Lingard is constructing a concrete building at Bronson intended as a blacksmith shop and garage.
Antelope residents attended a Thursday picnic with fine weather and high spirits. Mrs. Ed Nelson and Mrs. Edson Madden visited in Kimball on Friday. Christine Burtramson visits cousins in Sidney this week. Chauncy Nelson and Russell Lockhart drove to Hereford to stay with Aunt Kate Keith’s family. Frank Hazlit’s family hosted Charlie Heimer Pete Neleon and families for Sunday dinner. Gunhart and Svend Olsen called on John Christensen Sunday. Antelope’s ball team lost to Potter on the home diamond Sunday. a rematch is hoped when all players are present. John Anderson and family from Peetz visited Jans Olson Sunday.
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