Luncheon Bridge Honors Hostess and Guests
Mrs BE Uptegrove hosted a pink and white luncheon bridge on a cool Saturday starting at 1 PM. Sweet pea flowers and favors complemented the event. Honor guest was Miss Alma Kline, hostess’s sister, with Mrs Campbell of Lincoln and Mrs Byrant of Tekamah as out of town guests. Mrs Dimery won first prize and Miss Grace McIntosh along with Mrs J T McIntosh tied for second with McIntosh prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Uptegrove
Alma Kline
Campbell
Lincoln
Byrant
Tekamah
Dimery
Grace McIntosh
J. T. NelIntosh
McIntosh
Birthday Surprise Bows In On Will Riggs Castle
Mrs Will Riggs sat at home Saturday night when friends burst in with timbrels dancing and bearing gifts. The surprise party filled the home with music and cheer, turning her birthday into a festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Riggs
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Harsh at Sidney Home
Mrs O A Harsh of Sidney was surprised Monday afternoon when friends gathered two miles south of town to honor her birthday. The dining room held a cake and gifts as the popular hostesses observed the occasion with a warm celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Harshman
Sidney
Outing Ends as Doctors Return from Colorado Visit
Dr Snells and A D Greenlees return from a cooling mountain trip in Colorado. They visited Mrs Snell’s parents at their summer cottage and report a pleasant excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Snells
A. D. Greenlees
Mountains
Colorado
Snell
Viewing Our Harvest Visit From Wood River Ranch Owner
Mr and Mrs W Jones of Wood River arrived and visit with the Greens on the north divide. Jones owns a fine ranch and during the stay will paint and renew the buildings.
Snow and Calder Keedick Trip Near Laramie
Snow and Calder L O Keedick with Will Moore and W Hornaday and son Robert traveled 40 miles north of Laramie. They enjoyed the outing though it was cold and snowy with ice forming on their water bucket each night. This is noted as a July record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Keedick
Will Moore
W. Hornaday and
Robert
Laramie
Denver visitor Mr Scherer and family in town
Johnnie Scherer of Denver and his brother-in-law V Klein with family visited the city on a cheerful return from Simla ranch. He is noted as an old timer and early builder of the commonwealth, and his stay was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Scherer
V. Klein
Denver
Simla
Commonwealth
Fair Girls Honor Frances Hart Herrod in Hastings
Mrs Anna Hart hosted a Thursday evening party with her daughter Miss Dorothy in honor of Frances Hart Herrod of Hastings Nebraska. Bridge was played and garden flowers decorated the home. First prize went to Mrs Dunaway and second to Mrs Kohan with attendees including Mrs Herrod Mrs Leona Oberfelder Kohan Mrs Carter Dunaway and Misses Jennie Armstrong Phyllis Corbett Evelyn Doran Clara Kline Berniece Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hart
Dorothy
Frances Hart Herrod
Hastings
Nebraska
Dunaway
Kohan
Herrod
Leona Oberfelder Kohan
Carter Dunaway
Jennie Armstrong
Phyllis Corbett
Evelyn Doran
Clara Kline
Berniece Kelly
Family Flitting West to Join Father in Salt California
Bennie Dresser left that Saturday to join his father in Salt California with stops at Salt Lake City and other places of interest. The family expects to settle together once property matters are arranged here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Dresser
Salt
California
Salt Lake City
Good Health Returns for Dalton Resident Witters
P. Witters came back Monday from visiting his daughter and the Milo Websters west of Dalton. He reports feeling greatly improved in health after his time away. The Websters brought him home and hosted part of the day. Witters credits much of his improvement to a healer in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Witters
Milo Websters
Dalton
Sidney girl Leona Oberfelder Kohan visits then departs
Mrs Leona Oberfelder Kohan and her baby wrap up a joyful visit at her childhood home with father, uncle, and friends. She leaves Saturday for Denver and Cheyenne to visit before going on to a new home in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Oberfelder Kohan
Denver
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Ice Cream Social at Mrs Perry’s Home This Saturday
A community ice cream social and cake event is planned for Saturday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs A W Perry 204 East 4th Street about one and a half blocks east of the court house The event features ice cream cake and candy and is open to the public Frances Willard Union invites attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Perry
East 4Th Street
Court
Ice’ Cream's
and Cake Inc
Julie Seper
Piass
Frances Willard Union
Catholic Ladies Social Set For August 3rd
A note from the Catholic Ladies society announces a social event on August 3rd. Details for particulars are requested from members or guests seeking information.
McNultys of Denver Visit After Tragic Death In Chicago
Mr and Mrs James McNulty and two nieces Loretta and Berniece McGrath returned from Chicago where they were summoned by the accidental death of the children’s father. They are visiting relatives and land holdings on the north table before returning to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNulty
Loretta
Berniece McGrath
Chicago
Denver
Addition to Office Brings Mr Sharron to Nebraska Colorado Grain Co
Relative of EL G Lowe arrives in the city to share in responsibilities at the Nebraska Colorado Grain Co, a firm noted for its strong annual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharron
EL. G. Lowe
Nebraska-Colorado Grain Co
Local and Personal News Mentions From Sidney
Dalton residents Courtright and Walford visit Sidney while Garrost, Johnson, and Nordell shop or call in town. Families from Gurley, Lodgepole, Potter, and Denver travel for shopping and visits. Visitors include Nickum in Denver, Jones in Denver and Boulder, and J. H. Lammers group from Omaha. Local remodeling, church outreach, and arrivals from Kentucky and Havelock mark a busy week of personal notices.
Preacher Nev T Porter Bennett to Speak at Sterling
Nev T. Porter Bennett will preach in Sterling Colorado next Sunday. Crook Colorado residents Mr and Mrs Thomas visited Wednesday evening in A A Sharp home. Sidney trip featured Prof and Mrs Kuhlman and Mrs Fletcher. Mrs Henry Minghall returned Saturday from Colorado after two weeks visiting. Frank King spent the week with his mother and sister Grace King and Mrs Joe Stuniynes. Mrs John Burke and Oakley Otten visited Monday at J Q Edwards ranch seven miles west of Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev. T. Porter Bennett
Sterling, Colorado
Mrs. Thomas
Crook
Colorado
A. A. Sharp
Henry Minghall
Frank, King
Grace King
Joe Stuniynes
John Burke
Oakley Otten
J. Q. Edwards
Gurley
Social Notes From Denver and Nearby Visits
Mrs Lena Dye of Denver is here with her sick son Ralph who is fighting after effects of flu. Mrs J E McClueghan and children Lamila and Sammie left Wednesday for Omaha for a summer visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Roy Metz and family from South Bend Indiana are visiting their brother Mr E V Metz. John Pantenberg returned from Colorado where he and friend Geo Ahrens spent three weeks fishing in mountain streams and camping. Mr and Mrs Campbell of Lincoln, guests in the Dimery home, have returned home, the ladies being sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dye
Denver
Ralph Dye
Jacobson
Ralph
J. E. McClueghan
Lamila
Sammie
Weamneedayr
Omaha
That City
Roy Metx
South Bend, Indiana
E. V. Metz
John Pantenberg
Colorado
Geo. Ahrens
Mrs. Campbell
Lincoln
Dimery
Doctors' relatives hosted at Lincoln Hemingford home
Dr Witham and his wife entertained guests at their residence. Among attendees were Mrs E C Witham of Lincoln and Mrs J E Hall of Hemingford, identified as the mother and sister of the doctors.
Gurley Couple Visit Sister Before Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs C W Smith of Gurley stopped Friday for a brief visit with their sister Mrs Smithburg then continued on their way to the mountains in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. W. Smith
Gurley
Mrs. Smithburg
Mountains
Henry Anderson starts recovery after Denver treatment
Henry Anderson returned Saturday morning from Denver where he spent four weeks receiving treatment for a serious long standing physical trouble. He is feeling almost well again. Virginia Halston visited Sidney friends after arriving from North Platte Sunday evening to see Miss Avis Rogers and others. The Christian Endeavorers of the Christian church sold ice cream and cake on Court House lawn last Saturday with special permission and earned over $30, thanking patrons for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Anderson
Denver
Virginia Halston
North Platte
Avis Rogers
Sidney
The
Christian Church
Court House
Henry C Blome expresses thanks to Cheyenne County voters
A note from Henry C Blome thanks Cheyenne County and Sidney voters for primary election support and pledges to merit their confidence if he wins the November general election. The message emphasizes public gratitude and commitment to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Henry C. Blome
Promise of Duty From Cheyenne County Clerk Candidate
A Democratic candidate thanks Cheyenne County voters for primary support and pledges to serve as County Clerk if elected in November. The message emphasizes commitment to upholding voter confidence and duties of the office.
Medicine Hat origin tied to Blackfoot chief and medicine hat tale
The Canadian city Medicine Hat takes its name from an old Blackfoot chief famed for his magical headgear called the medicine hat. A battle with the Crees ended badly for the Crees when a gust lifted the hat from the chieftain and carried it into the river, causing the Blackfeet to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Evolution of the jumper from male garment to modern girl’s fashion
The term jumper began as a male loose coat called a jump in 1615, worn by coal heavers and Eskimos in Arctic records. In the 1700s it evolved into a loose undress stays for women, and by the 1800s the navy used jumper as a rig on the lower deck before it transformed into today’s girls’ garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Teachers' Certificate Examinations in Sidney Nebraska 1922
Examinations for teachers' certificate subjects will be given at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on Friday August 4 and Saturday August 5 1922 all subjects to be tested at this time Anna McFadden County Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Feed Flower and Candy Sale at Habler Meat Market
The Junior Department of Trinity Lutheran Sunday school will hold a feed, flower and candy sale at Habler Meat Market on Saturday afternoon July 22. Proceeds support the Sunday school activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Habler Meat Market
Hahler Meat Market
Local advertisement fragment hints at a classified pitch
Readable bits show an advertising appeal likely from a small town paper. The text is fragmented but implies an opportunity to place ads, calling attention to a service or notice intended for readers seeking announcements or promotions.
Gardner thanks Cheyenne voters for primary support
Charles H. Gardner expresses sincere gratitude to Cheyenne voters for the primary vote. He pledges to strive to deserve their confidence if he is successful in the general election.
Miss Mabel Perry Returns From Eastern Vacation
Miss Mabel Perry returns to her counter at Byars after a three weeks vacation spent at Omaha Elm Creek and other eastern points. She arrived Thursday of last week at her home and resumed duties promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Perry
Omaha
Elm Creek
Byars
Byars Managers Attend Sidney and Chappell Stores
J B Byars and Howard Kennedy, managers of the Byars store in Sidney, spent several days at the Byars store in Chappell where Manager Clark died last week after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Byars
Howard Kennedy
Byars
Sidney
Chappell
Clark
Burke Family Host Visit From Alliance On Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs John Burke welcomed Mrs Burke sister and her family Mr and Mrs Cogswell of Alliance during a late week stop while en route to the mountains by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Omaha Legion Leader Visits City for Court Matters
Attorney William Ritchie of Omaha spent several days in the city this week on court matters. He serves as state commander of the American Legion and expressed satisfaction with the local section’s attitude toward Legion members and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritchie, Jey
Omaha
American Legion
Legion
Sahara Dust Arrives at Sea Far From Sahara
Vessels report Sahara origin dust carried by winds over vast oceans. A Dutch steamship Yildum found thick dust 250 miles off coast at latitude 14 15 N and longitude 22 10 W. Similar observations by British Dundrennan and Dutch Hagne over 1500 miles away confirm widespread dust transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yildum
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Sahara
Dundrennan
Hagne
John McCleneghan thanks voters for primaries victory
Former candidate John McCleneghan expresses gratitude for voter support and pledges to pursue a thriving, prosperous community through full enforcement of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCleneghan
Lawn Social Watch for Particulars
A brief note invites readers to subscribe to The Telegraph for lawn social notices and event particulars. The item emphasizes subscribing to receive updates and details on social gatherings.
A Day's Drive by Ernest Kruse and Wife
Ernest Kruse and his wife enjoyed a pleasant drive on Thursday looping to Julesburg Sterling and home. They observed good crop prospects and large harvests in progress and praised the excellent highways encountered along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kruse
Julesburg
Sterling
Metz Millinery Sells New Fall Hats and Local Sale Ad
Announcement of new fall hats at Metz Millinery and a Sunday school Food Flower and Candy Sale at Hahler Meat Market. Also a for sale listing by V F Kucera offers bicycle, geod iron bed, brass lamp, incubator, breeder, 8 barrel churn with listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
V. F. Kucera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snow and
Calder
Mr. Scherer
Sen Social
McNultys of
G. ©. Courtright of
Mrs. R. M. Garrost
J. A. Walford of
Frank Johnson
Lodgepole
Paul Collart
Or. F. Nordell
I. J. Nickum
Kenneth Jones
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Fred Nelson
MacAdam
Potter
Roy Walker
Baby
Wyoming
Mr. Walker
A. B. LeSueur
W. T. Kahse
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Paxton and
Sutherland
Midland College
Hugo Nickum
Sidney Mercantile
J. H. Lammers
M. E. Pettibone
Seattle
Paul C. Tooks
Kentucky
C. M. Andrews
West
N. P. Ackerman
Havelock
G. R. Ackerman
J. J. Fry
Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Frank Ackerman
Cheyennne County
Canada
Sydney Smith
Anna McFadden
Cheyenn
Charles H. Gardner
Mickie
C.B
Nited States Railroad Labor “Board
Callca'er
C. B
Q. BR
Sterling, Cole
Farer’s
Furer Grocery
Mary Pickford
Lord Fauntleroy
Interholzinger & Lukasek
Europe
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