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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
4
A broad Fourth of July scene across towns with births, visits, and trips. Dalton and Sidney families welcomed new babies and hosted relatives while residents like Miss Maher, Mrs. Mohatt, and Mrs. Kennedy hosted guests. Travel to Denver, Laramie, Sterling, Rollins, Ogallala, Chadron, and Rollins highlighted holiday activity.
Mr and Mrs E P Staley and daughter Mary Louise of Lincoln arrived Tuesday evening to visit Mr Staley s sister Mrs Kathryn Phelps for the Fourth of July celebration.
An independent creamery offers to buy cream at market price with ongoing shipping support. They pay shipping charges and promise satisfaction, inviting neighbors to ship cream regularly. They advertise second-hand ten gallon cream cans priced at $2 each, referencing Richardson County Bank.
Roy John Nelson and Agnes Williams of Sedgwick Colorado were united in marriage on July second by County Judge Kahl. The item also notes numerous visits and travels by local residents, including relatives from Kearney, North Platte, Stromburg, and Seattle, plus a baby adoption in Denver and a summer sale at McFadden Millinery.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hardy with Miss Latall and Miss Florence Hardy of Chicago depart for Denver for a few days. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Crosby and daughter and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Scott. Edgar Sayre sails to Denver and Colorado points. Miss Sadie McFadden attends Grand Island Cathedral consecration. Ralph Hull visits from Pasadena en route to Omaha. Jack Borland sustains a cheek gash from barb wire at Krueger’s Lake. A group motored to Ogalla for horse races then to Krueger’s Lake. Local motorists seek straightening and graveling of a road from Morrill county. Dr G D Webster plans return to practice after Denver trip. injured in a fall but not seriously hurt.
Mrs. J. M. Pearson and her son James arrived in town to spend the summer visiting her mother Mrs. Grace King and sisters Mrs. Joe Simodynes and Miss Kathryn King. Mrs. Martha Hill, who has been visiting local parents, left for Tucson and then will proceed to Guadalajara, Mexico for the rest of the season.
John H. ONeil and his father J I ONeil traveled to Grand Island on Wednesday for Catholic Cathedral consecration services. J I ONeil planned a follow up trip to Boston and other eastern destinations. In Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson with children and grandchild from Bridgeport attended Mrs Martha Bruner's burial, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bruner and Mrs. Mary Colby of Pueblo Colorado.
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