Weekend visits spread across Denver and Colorado towns
Mrs Paul Miner visited with friends at Denver over the weekend. Mrs J W Key of Clarks is visiting at the home of her brother T E Kokjer and family. Mrs Gilbert Peters is visiting at Wray Colo this week with her parents Mr and Mrs H M Watts. Mrs M H Allen and children left Tuesday for Omaha to make a visit of two weeks with Mrs Allen's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miner
Denver
J W. Key of
Clarks
T. E. Kokjer
Gilbert Peters
Wray, Colo
H. M. Watts
Local Briefs Highlight Visitors and Hospital Updates
Sheriff W W Schulz spent Wednesday and Thursday in Denver on business matters. Miss Maxine McDonald visited Crook with her sister Mrs F R Kidney. Mr and Mrs John Barnett of Omaha were guests of Miss Lillian Miller. Mrs J Thompson of Chappell visited here with Mrs B C Grabill. Miss Wauneta Neary of Bridgeport visited her cousin Miss Frances Neary. Mrs Earl Pierce and infant Jason Cordial were discharged from Roche hospital. Jack Warren Hunt of York arrives for summer with his father S P Hunt. William Nienhuser admitted to Roche hospital. Miss Charlene Davis left for Chadron to attend summer school. Mr and Mrs L L Lockwood drove to Kimball for business. Mrs Joe Gibson returned from Roggen, Colo. after visiting Miss Emily Painter. Pre Kirsham of Nebraska University visited overnight with Mr and Mrs A S Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
Alex Spencer
Paul Morrow
Robert Nelson
L. J. Shaw and
Marshall Shaw
Arlo Fisher
Robert Nelson and Sons
Joe Kubis
George Reetz
Neil Dunlavy
June Fisher
Pierre, S. D
Niel Dunlavy
Phyllis
Dalton Thur Cau
Fred Prince
Vern Pearson
Paul Weary
J Wo MecNew
Billy Smith
Ted Carlson
George Jung
Miss Bess Winter's Extended Visit With Cousin I Kodinsky
Miss Bess Winter of Kansas City is making an extended visit at the home of her cousin I Kodinsky and wife in a domestic social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Winter
Kansas City
I. Kodinsky
Local Visitor Roll Call and Property Purchases
Mrs E Denton of Galt California arrived Tuesday for a visit with her brother C A Griffiths. Lillian Miller has bought the property at 1632 Newton and will move today with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wagner. Susan and Nancy Boyd spend two weeks vacation with grandmother Mrs Thomas Boyd of Fleming Colorado. Mrs Anna V Ihnen of Omaha spent last week with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs C M Larson. Berdette Hesterworth of McCook arrived in Sidney Wednesday to serve temporarily as assistant keeper at the Sidney airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Denton
Galt
Calif
C. A. Griffiths
Lillian Miller
1632
Newton
John Wagner
Susan
Nancy Boyd
Thomas Boyd
Fleming, Colo
Anna V. Ihnen
Omaha
C. M. Larson
Berdette Hesterworth
McCook
Sidney
Hietman
Eva
Dalton
S. J. Flora
Lois Grunwald
Emma Lindberg
Tulsa
Okla
Herman Fastenau
Bertrand
Conrad Fastenau
Otoe County
Fred Freudenberg
Herman Jurgens
Bertha Busse
Lodge Pole
Henry Fredericksen
Anna Jensen
Christian and
Marie
Michigan
Paul Mortensen
Fred
Henry
William Fredericksen
Hartle
Miss Peggy Jacobson undergoes emergency appendectomy
Miss Peggy Jacobson an employee of the Commercial cafe was operated on for appendicitis at Taylor hospital on Tuesday. Edward Furer state food inspector left for Grand Island yesterday morning to attend a convention of creamery dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jacobson
Commercial Cafe
Taylor Hospital
Edward Furer
Grand Island
Burr youth departs for Denver vacation with Crambs
Ronald son of Mr and Mrs George Burr leaves by bus Tuesday morning for Denver to spend a months vacation with his grandparents Dr and Mrs J L Cramb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
George Burr
Denver
J. L. Cramb
Fremont visitors spend weekend with Mueller family
Mr and Mrs Louis Brandert and their children from Fremont visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Ott Lo Mueller. Mr Brandert is a brother of Mrs Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brandert
Fremont
OttLo Mueller
Mr Brandert
Mueller
Mrs Lulu Halston and daughters visit Council Bluffs trio
Mrs Lulu Halston and her daughters Doris and Joan are visiting the home of Mrs M A Mayer and Dr and Mrs H W Wiker in Council Bluffs, appearing as guests with the local social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Halston
Doris
Joan
Council Bluffs
M. A. Mayer
H. W. Wiker
Mrs H F Freytag Sets Trip East for Week
Mrs H F Freytag left yesterday morning for various points in the eastern part of the state and Republic Kan to spend a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Freytag
Republic
Kan
Local university students return from Wyoming trip
John Jureens, Gordon Tobin, Lo mila and Sam McCleneghan have returned from Laramie, Wyo., for the summer vacation. All are students at Wyoming university. Axel Leaf and sons Elwyn and Esley, and Mrs. Minnie Kappelin will return this evening from Holdrege, where they visited relatives since the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jureens
Gordon Tobin
Lomila
Sam McCleneghan
Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming University
Axel Leaf and Sons
Elwyn and
Esley
Minnie Kappelin
Holdrege
Miss Charlotte Costello Visits Brother in Omaha
Miss Charlotte Costello left for Omaha last evening to visit her brother Howard who attends school there. They will both return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Costello
Omaha
Howard
Witters Family Visit From Harrisburg
Mr and Mrs Harry Witters and their three sons Duane Hilton and Bobby from Harrisburg visited at the home of Mrs M E Webster sister of Mr Witters and his family on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Witters
Duane, Hilton
Bobby
Harrisburg
M. E. Webster
Cate son travels to Hughson for summer visit
Wayne, son of Dr. and Mrs. Homer D. Cate, has gone to Hughson, California to spend the summer with his aunt, Mrs. John Beck, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Homer D. Cate
Hughson
Calif
John Beck
Radcliffe Family Sets Vacation Route to Broken Bow Tekamah
Mr and Mrs C S Radcliffe and daughters Barbara and Josephine left yesterday for a vacation to Broken Bow and Tekamah. They plan to return via the Black Hills. I L Pindell came back Wednesday from Omaha after attending a three day session of the 80th annual communication of Nebraska’s A F and A M lodge. Mrs Webster began walking with crutches after eight weeks in a wheelchair following a fall that broke both leg bones above the ankle when she fell from a step ladder while cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Radcliffe
Barbara
Josephine
Broken Bow
Tekamah
Black Hills
I. L. Pindell
Omaha
Stand Lodge
Nebraska
Dirks Returns Home From Hospital Stay At Taylor
W Dirks who has been a patient at Taylor hospital for six weeks was moved to his home in Omaha Tuesday. He formerly managed the Sidney branch of the Farmers company before illness ended his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dirks
Taylor Hospital
Omaha
Sidney
The
Farmers Company
Mrs. Wade and Larson Sisters Host Columbus Guests
Mrs Earl Wade and her daughters Carolyn Sally and Marcia of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs C M Larson from Friday to Monday. Mrs Wade and Mrs Larson are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wade
Carolyn
Sally
Marcia
Columbus
C. M. Larson
Wade
Mrs. Larson
Western Fur Hide and Metal Co Owner Returns from Kansas City
I Kodinsky proprietor of the Western Fur Hide and Metal company returned Sunday from Kansas City after two weeks there with relatives and attending to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Kodinsky
Western Fur, Hide and Metal Company
Kansas City
Student Dwight Webster Returns From Hastings for Summer Visit
Dwight Webster, a student at the Presbyterian college in Hastings, has returned the latter part of last week and will spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Webster
Hastings
Presbyterian Colllge
M. E. Webster
Mrs Block and Daughter Visit Cheyenne Family Return
Mrs M J Block and her daughter Arlene returned Tuesday evening from Cheyenne where they had visited since Sunday with the Gene Shaffer family. Mr Block and son Reiland drove to Cheyenne to bring them back.
Miss Virginia Larson Returns From Colorado State Teachers College
Miss Virginia Larson arrives home Wednesday evening from Greeley where she studied at Colorado state teachers college the past year. Miss Edith Martin and Miss Fern Poquette, students at the same school, will be home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Larson
Greeley
Colorado State Teachers College
Edith Martin
Fern Poquette
Miss Jeanette Larson and Jaine Weiand Attend State Music Course
Miss Jeanette Larson and Miss Jaine Weiand left for Lincoln on Wednesday to take a special summer music course sponsored by the state university. Mr and Mrs J W Weiand accompanied them and will return home within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Larson
Jaine Weiand
Lincoln
The
State University
J. W. Weiand
Farlow and Weaver Wed in Bridgeport Ceremony
R G Farlow manager of a Wash brothers grocery store and Miss Helen Weaver cashier of the same store were married at Bridgeport Tuesday June 1 Myr and Mrs Far low are both former residents of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Farlow
Wash Brothers
Helen Weaver
Bridgeport
Myr
Mrs. Farlow
Huff children return from Bitter Creek trip with aunt
Virginia and Garlyn Huff, children of Mr and Mrs Leonard Huff, will return today from Bitter Creek Wy o after a month with their aunt Mrs Alfred Edner. Mrs Edner will accompany them for the weekend at the Huff home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia and
Garlyn
Leonard Huff
Bitter ,Creedx
Wryo
Alfred Edner
Edner
Huff
Local Bell officials inspect Sidney exchange project
W K Cartwright of Grand Island district plant superintendent and T L Frank of Omaha, an engineer, visited Sidney Tuesday to inspect the local exchange building before extension repairs. Miss Emily Gould and nephew John Witters of Harrisburg and Earl Sharman left for Denver to attend Ardis Bassett’s junior high graduation exercises and visit Mrs. K D Bassett and family. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Cartwight
Grand Island
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
T. L. Frank
Omaha
Sidney
Emily Gould
John Witters
Harrisburg
Earl Sharman
Denver
K. D. Bassett
Ardis Bassett
Snyder family to return from Lincoln visit this week
Morris Snyder and his sister Mrs. Joe Schiffer of Sterling will return today from Lincoln where they visited relatives since Sunday. Miss Hazel Snyder who worked in Lincoln the past year and Mrs. Anna Rehmer with her son Paul will accompany them. Mrs. Rehmer is Hazel Snyder's sister and will stay for a couple of weeks. Paul will remain through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Snyder
Joe Schiffer
Sterling
Lincoln
Hazel Snyder
Anna Rehmer
Paul
Rehmer
Snyder
Gurley News Roundup Includes Weddings and Local Visits
Gurley notes report Clara and Ellabelle Flora travel to Chadron for summer school while Emma Lindberg leaves for Tulsa on vacation and Louise Auten weds Arthur Cunningham in Gurley. Local visits include Christensen, Rowan, Grandbauche, Jurgens, Busse, Jensen, and Freudenberg families. Road plans hint at No. 19 improvement. school district 138 holds annual meeting. church activities span Lutheran and Methodist services with open OES Kensington planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Erickson
Kenneth McRoberts
Roger Cunningham
Lincoln
Grace Litheran Church
Young Peoples Missionary League
Methodist Church
Epworth
Strlem Lutheran Church
Confucius and Lao Tse Writings Known as the Chinese Classics
The best known Chinese writers Confucius and Lao tse authored works collectively called the Chinese Classics in traditional catalogues and scholarly references, foundational texts in Confucian and Daoist thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Laotse
Snow Fails To Melt In Vicinity Weekend Report
A light heavy snow settled Friday with some lingering melt on Saturday. Local residents, including Ruby Sanders visiting Kenneth Ogard in Bridgeport, and numerous calls and visits marked a quiet weekend. Families such as the Nelsons, Dunlavy, Reetz, Fisher, and Crowell were noted in social and sibling gatherings, while farm chores included potato planting and pig purchases from Metlhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Sanders
Elmer Jacobson
Bridgeport
Kenneth Ogard
Dan Peterson
Neil Dumlavy
Irene
George Reetz
June Fisher
Bertha Mae Reetz
C. C. Crowell
Apes and Burns Set Marked Yet Contrasting Feats
Apes of the gibbon variety are praised as agile trapese performers leaping nearly fifty feet between trees. Robert Burns published his first poetry book to earn passage to Jamaica, but its success redirected him toward Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Jamaica
Edinburgh
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W. W Schulz
Maxine McDonald
Crook
F. R. Kidney
John Barnett
J Thompson of
Chappell
B. C Grabill
Wauneta Neary
Miss Frances Neary
Earl Pierce
Jason Cordial
Roche Hospital
Jack Warren Hunt
York
S. P. Hunt
William Nienhuser
Charlene Davis
Chadron
State Teachers College
L L Lockwood
Kimball
Joe Gibson
Roggen, Colo
Emily Painter
Pre Kirsham
Nebraska University
A. S Hardy
Ua An
FAO Rotm Tel Refrigerator
Weecee
Perfection Stove Company
W. D. Powell
Telegraph
Clara
Ellabelle
Flora
Albert Christensen
Arthur Rowan
Lester Grandbauche
Christensen
Richmond Jones
Sundance, Wye
Louise Auten
North Bend
Arthur Berton
Wilson Schmidt
Riverton
Alvina Flohr
Miss Flohr
Frank Webar
H. L. Cecil
Hugh Dowler
Cecil
Collart
Glen Davis
Gurley
Rex Carey
Ford Weikhorst
Potter
Greenlees
Coffee Hills Bros
van Camp
Marco
California
Texas
Nelly Don
Jos
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Baislesware A
Milwaukee
Toy
Western Ice & Storage CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Sextor
Mrs
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