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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
6
A long list of Sunday and weekday visits blends with dinner gatherings and calls across SEXTORP and nearby towns. Numerous households including the Reetz Crowell Moench Carlson Nelson and Gentry clans host relatives and friends, with travel, club, school, and church connections highlighted.
Charles Bonser and wife were callers at the Tom Bonser home Monday. The baby daughter of Charles Bonser and wife, previously ill with bronchial pneumonia, shows improvement. Ernest Bonser and daughter Lucille visited the George Bonser home for cane seed. S F James and Lucas Studlar made Crook business calls, while Mrs Ed Binney spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Dan Brandt.
George Deaver and son Clemmons visited Sidney on Thursday. Families including Messing, Sharman, Morfeld, Rauner, Deaver, Cortney and Lenzen joined dinners or visits around George Deaver’s home Sunday. Measles among Lenzen children. Marceline Deaver returned home after a week in the east.
Mrs W T Sharman and sons spent Monday at Nels Johnsons. Mr and Mrs F A Johnson welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday at Taylor hospital. The Farmers Union met at T G Waddell s with all but two present and a weiner roast. Next meeting June 28 at R W Johnson s with ice cream and cake. Several families shared visits and dinners across Maple Grove including at Johnsons, Miles, Sharman, Workman, Mittan, Newton, and Scottbluff trips and a school district No 2N last day program.
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