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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1928
Page
4
Local attorney W. K. Hodgkin traveled to Bridgeport on business. Many residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Hyde, Larsen, Folkers, Spearow, Chesebro, and Moore, spent weekends visiting relatives or touring, with several taking trips to Denver and Yellowstone.
Miss Frances McDaniel visits Cheyenne over Sunday. Merle Riggs visits Bridgeport this week. Miss Hilda Larsen leaves for Fort Morgan Colorado. Albert Seimers of Gurley visits county treasurer. Misses Helen and Ferne Riggs guests at Cheyenne. Rasmussen Eng lert and Nelson visit Larsen home. William Plant Pacific American Express agent in city Saturday. Charles Ross U P representative visits city. Robert S. Oberfelder drives to Lodge Pole for ranch work. Fourth of July crowd expected at Krueger's lake. S A Maley on extended business trip east. returns today. Mrs Louise Thompson and Helen Englert visit Ludwig Larsen home. Sheriff and Mrs J M Nelson vacation at Yellowstone. Prof O J Weymouth and Mrs Weymouth visit Chadron. Lomila McCleneghan heads to Omaha. Walter H Shelton and Chlore Eva Dodge wed in city. Mr and Mrs A J Doren visit. return home. Judge J L Tewell and G P Kratz go to Omaha for officers training camp. Edward McLernon family to remain in Sidney. Rev Anton Link leaves for Omaha and Grand Island cathedral dedication. Mrs A R LeSueur and Doris return from Sedgwick. others stay. Helfrich entertaining Hebron party after Yellowstone trip. Sidney praised as prosperous.
The Rotary club had 100 percent attendance at Friday’s meeting. A fine Union Pacific hotel dinner followed. Dr Barger, as entertainment chair, invited new members B L Walker and Rev W T Kahse to share how they chose their lines of work. Earl Kratz and Guy Doran outlined their trip to Minneapolis for the Rotary International convention. J Earl Thayer will report on the convention next Friday.
Miss Helen Doran entertained sixteen guests at a one o clock bridge luncheon at the Country club Saturday in celebration of her 17th birthday anniversary. Pastel color scheme and peony centerpieces highlighted the event. Prizes were awarded to Miss Fannabell Zike and Miss Audrey Howard. Guests praised Doran as one of the loveliest hostesses of the younger set this season.
A. J. Doren announces a one week Monarch kitchen range demonstration at Doren furniture store from July 9 to 14. A factory representative will present features to prospective buyers and the public. Details appear in today's Telegraph advertisement on page two.
The Telegraph skips a Sunday game between Sidney and North Sidney as North Sidney won 27 to 12. Roger Hornsby, noted for multiple battles with the rival, was described as unable to hold North Sidney’s hitters and another pitcher finished for Sidney. Hornsby had reportedly pitched a no hit, no run game a week earlier amid intense rivalry.
North Platte’s Union Pacific squad played at Sidney Sunday and won 21 to 3 in a lopsided game. Bales and Willis starred for North Platte with strong pitching support though ragged defense at times. Jones and Ewing pitched for North Platte while Beeler was the catcher. The matchup sparked notable rivalry between the teams.
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