Sidney Visitors Tally From Gurley and Nearby
Local notes list Frank Semerad, Mrs. C Krueger, and Ed Cortney among visitors and business travelers in Sidney on Friday and Thursday. Multiple residents from Gurley Kimball Crook and Potter are noted visiting, with others attending events and trips to Cheyenne Denver and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Semerad
Gurley
Sidney Friday
C. Krueger of
Sidney
Ed Cortney
Lorenzo
Frank Rihn
Mr. Rihn
California
Cheyenne County
N. C. Brewer
Gertrude
Denver
Charles Perry
John Knoll
Pasadena
Local residents in Sidney attend to duties and travels
Miss Evelyn Doran suffers from tonsillitis as Curtiss Jolliff assists Attorney Earl Kratz. Joe Green buys a dairy truck and debuts on the route Monday. Jack Floyd McCormick and Violet Logan wed in Sterling. Local officials and visitors travel to Wyoming and Colorado for business, family health concerns, and social events. Multiple residents visit Estes Park, Denver, Pasadena, and Kansas City for duties, meetings, and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Floyd McCormick
Violet Logan
Sterling
Kahl
Society Notes at Mrs Rose Morgan Home Event
A refined gathering for a number of ladies was hosted at Mrs Rose Morgan's residence on Thursday. Entertainments entertained guests for hours, followed by an elaborate two course lunch. Prizes in pink and white themed decor went to Mrs H E Worden, Mrs M E Banta, and Mrs Frank Tobin. Music selections highlighted the hostess's tasteful hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Morgan
H. E. Worden
M. E. Banta
Frank Tobin
Country Club Bridge Luncheon Hosts Delightful Affair
Mrs M G Howard and Mrs J O Johnson led a one oclock bridge luncheon at the Country Club. Eight tables featured pink roses and white daisies as flowers. High score and first prize went to Mrs A S Hardy, second to Mrs A D Greenlee, third to Mrs G R Brill, and consolation to Mrs F O Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Howard
J. O. Johnson
Country Club
A. S. Hardy
A. D. Greenlee
G. R. Brill
F. O. Burgess
Peetz family visits Sterling for church property and buffalo herd
Miss Maggie Peetz, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Peetz and Miss Mary Peetz drove to Sterling Sunday to view church property six miles south of Sterling. They also inspected the herd of buffalo cared for by Mr. Sherwin on an adjoining ranch and returned to Sidney early Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Peetz
Mack Peetz
Mary Peetz
Sterling
Mr. Sherwin
Sidney
Mr. Peterson
Boyer
O. J. Weymouth
Mr. Weymouth
Chadron
Weymouth
Mrs. Weymouth
Country Club House Committee Hosts Bridge Dinner
The house committee led by Mr and Mrs B C Grabill and others entertained eight tables at the monthly bridge dinner Friday. Mrs Stanley Durkee won the ladies first prize, Bernice Kelley the second. Mr H B Nelson won the gentlemen's first prize, and Judge Tewell the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Country Club
B. C. Grabill
P. C. Cunningham
R. F. Diedrich
A. D. Greenlee
Donald Bassett
Golden Kratz
Stanley Durkee
Bernice Kelley
H. B Nelson
Judge Tewell
Delightful Birthday Party For Jean Liebendorfer
On Wednesday June 13 the ninth birthday of Jean Liebendorfer daughter of Prof and Mrs C H Liebendorfer was celebrated at home with 25 friends. The youngsters enjoyed an afternoon of amusements ending with a visit to the Sweet Shop for refreshments as Jean acted a gracious hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Liebendorfer
C. H. Liebendorfer
Jean
Wortham carnival show set for next week under American Legion
D. McFarland purchasing agent for Wortham carnival shows arrived in Sidney to arrange the coming attraction under the American Legion. He calls the show a good attraction. Mrs. Bavreau and daughters visit the O Connell home. Weymouth funeral attendees travel from Chadron. Kimball golf club members travel home from Sterling after a match marooned by flood. cloudburst floods road sections Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. McFarland
American Legion
McFarland
Will Barreau
Mary
Genevieve
Sterling
Will O'Connell
Shirley Ann
Sidney
Bavreau
O'Connell
Kimball Golf Club
Freak Animals With The Big Wortham Show
The Wortham shows bring the largest freak animal exhibit next week with creatures like a Jersey heifer born with three legs a Texas longhorn with extra legs and tail three Filipino cattle with oversized bodies two legged goats and more. The display promises a striking array of unusual livestock under canvas for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortham
Poultry Experts Discuss Profitable Flocks and Records
J R Redditt of the university extension notes flock managers vary more than breeds. Since November 1, 1927, six months show hens averaged 64 eggs. top flocks near 99. Buff Orpingtons lead with 99 eggs per hen, Wyandottes 98, Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks around 90. Records prove production with daily and monthly reports to the county agent and university for validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Redditt
Extension Service
The
Agricultural College
Clarence Jensen
Bennett
Elton Lux
Lincoln
Carl N. Collister
Paxton
E. W. Mack
Sutton
Plymouth Rocks
Orpingtons
Wyandottes
Poultry Department
Heavy rain boosts North Lake crops in own territory
Mr and Mrs J O Lobb and daughter of the north table country visited the city and reported the heaviest rain of the year fell Sunday night soaking the countryside. They said crops received a good soaking and looked like a bumper yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lobb
North Table Country
Telegraph Office
Bunker Hill Residents Attend Calls and School Meeting
Mr and Mrs John Engel and family visited the Ray Teare home last week. Neighbors called at Fred Beyer's and at Mrs Borcher's. Herman and Ehmke of Olean visited Sidney relatives. John Engel and family dined with the Wm Roddrmy group. Annual school meeting at Bunker Hill elected John Engel director and wm Geesze moderator. Bronson elevator meeting also held with Wm Rohdes and the Beyers re elected directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Ray Teare
John Novotny
Fred Beyer
Ray Frame
Edna
Rex Bayne
Denver
Eerl Bayne
Iva Beyer
Paul Norgard
St. Patrick's Academy
Pete Beyer
Frank Beyer
Art Borcher
Herman Ehmke
Olean
Sidney
Fami
Wm Roddr
Bernice
Raymond
Bunker Hill
Wm Geesze
Bronson Elevator
Wm Rohdes
Fred
Farm hand James Kennedy dies in Wyoming despondency
James Kennedy a former Eaton Colorado man committed death by his own action at the James Dolan place near Pine Bluffs Wyoming in a fit of despondency over a disappointment in love He had been working on the Dolan farm for several months and took the strychnine route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennedy
Eaton, Colo
James Dolan
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Kennedy
Dolan Farm
Sidney man fined $100 and costs for liquor possession
Walter Layher of Sidney appeared in county court yesterday on a charge of liquor possession. He pled guilty before Judge Kahl and was fined one hundred plunkers and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Layher
Sidney
Kahl
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Russell Ahrens
Greenlee
Guy McClannihan of
Kimball
8. T. James
Crook, Colo
Mrs
Forrest Merrill of
Kimpall
E. L. Woodcox
Lisco
Zleke Snyder
Cheyenne
Hy Moench
North of
Potter
W. F. Souther
Union Pacific
Don Livoni
A. S. Hardy Swimming Pool
Valeska Neubauer
Florence Sixta
Guy Hite
Gladys Bell
Lula Smith
This City
J. E. Paquette
E. T. Hinrichs
Sidney Electric Shop
Hildreth
Roy Walker
City
J. H. Mahr
Kenneth
N. Treinen
Oscar Krueger
Bill Lowe
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
John Shelley
Pete Stevens
Gothenburg
Paul Vath
Boulder
Benny Snyder
A. J. Hepner
Harold
Hepner Clothing
M. Miller
Ursuline Sisters of
Des Moines
John O'Neil
Peggy
Scottsbluff
Torrington
O'Neil
Ed Ahrens
Joanne
Carl Jones
Catherine
M. Mercedes
M. Leobrata
M. Thomasine
Omaha
Creighton Summer School
Carrie Cultra
Miss Cultra
Shipman
Frank Nolan
Helen Peetz
Nolan
Howard J. Portz
Sadie McCarthy
Father Hartman
Alfred Wallin
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Mrs. Wallin
Gaughter
Mr. Wallin
B. L. Walker of
Frank Hornicek
Sunol
Charles Smith
George Line
Lodge Pole
William Gipfert
Christina Carlson of
Foster
Gustin Luther of
Dalton
Frank Goodwin
Malvern
Iowa
Peter Meick
William H. Heiss Jr
Niles Olson of
Gering
J. L. Tewell
Nancy Elkington
Lester Elkington
John Miller
Kearney
al Carvell
Logan Samuel Brown
Lamar
Edith Starling
Imperial
Otis Skinner
Casper
Virginia Haiston
Mabel Haiston
I. L. Pindell
Jacqueline
Schuyler
Sixta
E. J. Stiverson
Kensington
Gertrude Nelson
Leora Smith
Kepler and Kratz
Ord
Nebr
Glenn Spearow
Lillian Miller
Yellowstone
Mabel Perry
J. B. Byars
Pocatello
Idaho
Edward Fisher
Wm. Schocke
Laurel
Indiana
Schocke
John Deere Plow Company
P. B. Stillman
A. J. Peterson
C. H. Hildebrand
Henry Johnson
H. B. Hetzler
N. W. Ladegard
Council Bluffs
J. W. Goodale
Kansas City
Columbia
Charlotte
Stephens College
E. W. Roche
R. E. Roche
Clara Goodwin
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Robert Barlow
Marjorie Ann
Women's Benefit Club
Grace Barlow
Elizabeth Tobin
Edna Granneman
Kate’Swan
Evelyn Doran
Curtiss Jolliff
Earl Kratz
Mr. Kratz
Joe Green
H. R. Fuller
Clark Fuller
Broadwater
Wyoming
Hugh Slawson
Burlington, Colo
W. T. Givens
Rost, Okla
Nora Hunt
G. A. Beecher
Episcopal Church
Hastings
Joseph Hahler
Buick
Henry Schultz
Small Son
William Jordan
Richard Cheney
Estes Park
Kate M. Swan
Laurena Boling
Western Union Telegraph Office
al Toole
Farmers’ Union
Earl Thayer
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
Minneapolis
Society Notes
Mrs. Morgan
House Committee
Freak Animals
Big Wortham
North Lake
Joan
Allen
Crawford
Joan Crawford
Greenlees
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