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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
10
Sunol residents record a weekend of visits and travel. Henrietta Jenik visited friends, Mrs Millard Paviat traveled to Chicago to see a frail mother, while Mrs Mull cared for the home. Local gatherings included D M C hospitality and Altar society events in Sidney. George Booth returned from Omaha with cattle shipment. Pp P Howard plans Idaho move after a sale in a Dodge.
Mrs Ruth Goodwin returned from visiting relatives in eastern Nebraska and in Tawa Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Gould called at the Frank Goodwin home and at the Ciycle Kinton home. The W M P B club gathered at Mrs Worner Haskins and several families visited James Sparks and Bert Walker homes. Measles affect Maxine and Frances Goodwin though they are improving. Several small gatherings and health meeting noted with many visits to local homes including Ripp, Sparks, and Shindle families.
Potter residents Mr and Mrs A Cords were business callers in Sidney Tuesday. Mrs Claire Dykman and children of Fremont Neb visited Mrs Dykman’s parents Mr and Mrs Grant Brady. Mr and Mrs Earl Gaskill visited Walter Henry home. Gaskill once worked in Potter elevator. Mrs K Hansen spends a month in her old Dannebrog Neb home visiting friends and relatives. Rev and Mrs Slocumb enjoyed a Sunday visit from their son’s wife from Chappell. N S Miller and wife shopped in Sidney Saturday. Paul Rabbis and family of Hooper Neb visited Potter friends. they head west for the summer. Mr and Mrs Amos Wagner and family spent last Sunday in Bayard with Mr Wagner’s brother. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs G B Eggers last Monday.
Announcements report Norma Nelson and Tod K. Burkett wed in Mills Wyoming. Both were well known in our high school. they plan to live in Lincoln. Rev L V Slocumb delivered a special sermon for Masons and Eastern Stars as the church overflowed. Local boosters and residents traveled from Sidney for the service.
Bronson residents report a string of visits and trips with relatives in Sidney Audubon and Bushnell. Mr and Mrs J W Wiker and others shared a day in Sidney while families planned harvest work in Kansas and Marshalltown. New Bellwether note: Bronson store remains closed for absence of Jackson with Bartholomew and Sidney hosts.
Mr and Mrs Win Sehroll traveled to Cheyenne to help with their daughter Rhea after tonsil and adenoid surgery, returning after she recovered. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ray Wolf's with Mrs Marion Wolf assisting. Miss Dessa Schroll planned a Cheyenne visit with niece Doris Barlow. Mrs Zella Ross visited her sister Mrs Ralph Beavers in Bennet. Florence Pearl Peters burial followed by funeral services. Blanche Dearmin visited Leora Hafer with Miss Evelyn Clark visiting grandparents. Oley Withers and household goods to Radcliffe house. Art Roberts visited his sister Mrs W D Russell. fishing trip with W B Jewett. J W Rogers injured shoulder and is inactive. Evelyn Clark visiting grandparents. Mr and Mrs E Fenske visiting Cheyenne and Laramie. I R Barlow hosted by Talbot in Chappell. Bates family toured to Greeley to visit Nell Hayden.
Lodge Pole and Weyerts bands joined for a Thursday concert in the park. The Keystone class hosted an ice treat social in the park last Saturday, clearing about 25 dollars. Gatley boosters visited Thursday. Miss Frances Wright left Wednesday for Montreal to tour Europe. Robert Callison took cousin Catherine Wixon to Peetz Colorado with aunt Elia Warner. Mrs. George H. Searcy and daughter Warriett of Tuscaloosa arrived Friday to visit her father A. B. Persinger with nephews. Mrs. C. W. Farney died at a Grand Island hospital leaving a husband and a week old baby girl. Daisy Callison and Josie Houston visited Sidney Monday on business. Talbot and Taylor of Chappell spent Friday here on business. Marian Wolf, Frank Voree, and Ethel Farney left for Grand Island after a message about Mrs. Farney. Misses Wolfe, Kidney sisters and mothers spent weekend in Chappell for tonsil and adenoid operations. Barbara Bates of Lincoln stayed with grandparents in town. Roy Isenberger of Chappell visited Thursday. Kimball Juvenile band stopped en route to Omaha Friday. Mrs. RB Bond hosted a girls Sunday school class and planned an ice cream social for Saturday the 28th. I. B. Barlow attended county commissioners in Sidney Tuesday. Mrs. FE House visited her parents Trenahans of McCool Junction arriving Sunday. Henry Whitefoot family returned home after visiting George. Goodall & Utter announce closing Marcotte Jewelry store at wholesale prices before Saturday night.
Radcliffe Hodgin and Hyde offer loans on Cheyenne County and other western lands. Agents invite potential borrowers to inquire for financing terms and available options.
J W Ekert shipped a car load of cattle to Denver Monday. Mr and Mrs Jake Desert and Msg of Sidney are visiting at the J W Eckert and Ss W Eckert homes. Numerous local families, including the Whites, Wagners, Mayers, Petersons, Worths, and others, were seen visiting, dining, or calling at various residences, with multiple small social engagements noted throughout the week.
A compact classified-like notice from Geneva Nebraska markets paint savings from 13 to 34 on paint bills and offers a free paint hook with price information. The ad also notes a man named E J Marcotte selling watches at cost in Winders Hardware Store.
The market highlights longer seasons for plums peaches and apricots with prices expected to stay low. It urges buyers to act on berries and suggests using a small bottle of Certo to preserve fruit juices that would otherwise waste.
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