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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
3
Grand Prairie residents host and visit relatives from He bron to Boulder. Harold Denny and family, the Tremains, Irwins, Jorgensens, Weltons, and other neighbors share dinners, birthdays, club meetings, and Sunday gatherings in community homes and at district No. 17 school events. Many locals attend birthday surprises and community club meetings while plans unfold for honeymoons and visits to Sidney and Lodge Pole.
Meadow Lawn Wheatland residents and neighbors are listed as overnight guests callers and diners across multiple households. Visits include Morrow Bovee Dugger Kreader and Meyers families with several Sunday dinners and several Dalton and Sidney runs noted. The Farms Dairy advertises 8 color ice cream bricks in pints or quarts with phone contact.
South Colton resident John Cortney and daughter Marguerite visited Sidney last Friday. Frank Rauner and family of Sidney called on George Deaver Wednesday evening. Mrs. John George visited her daughter Mrs. Leslie Ross and Mr. Ross for a few days. Marguerite Rauner of Sidney stayed overnight Wednesday with cousin Marjorie Deaver. Alfred Koester visited John George Monday evening. Mrs. Carl Schmidt and children attended the Ladies Aid Wednesday at Mrs. F. Flicker’s near Huntsman. Stanley Dorothy and Wayne Elsen dined with John George. Mr. and Mrs. H J Elsen and son Curtis returned from Benkleman Monday after attending niece Mary Louise Hanson’s funeral. Clarence and Clemmons Deaver also called on John George Monday. The annual district No. 97 school meeting drew a small crowd Monday evening. Harvey George did chores at H. J. Elsen’s during their absence.
Mrs V A Nelson and children dined at C P Herboldsheimer home Sunday while Farmers Union met June 8 at Dye school house. Alice Olson of Sweetwater arrived to visit J W Bertramson family. Carl Larson and Dale Hubbard visited Sidney. Edson Madden and family hosted Sunday dinner. Edgar Willeford stayed with his sister Mrs Dale Hubbard. Annual district No 821 school meeting held Monday. Residents visit Philip Nelson home Sunday.
Legal advertisement announces in Cheyenne County Court the estate of Victoria James. J Francis James files a petition seeking a decree that Victoria James died intestate around February 8 1926 in Sidney Nebraska and owned described real property. Creditor heirs and interested persons are notified of the proceeding and hearing.
An undivided one half interest in Lot Six Block Seven A J Haskells Addition Sidney Nebraska is presented for probate. The heirs named are husband Roland R James and children Mildred Andrews J Francis James Gladys Crawford. No administrator has been appointed. deed of heirs transfers ownership. no debts. Hearing set July 9 1928 at 10 AM in County Court. Dated June 5 1928.
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