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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
4
Local social roundup lists numerous Sidney callers and visits across the week. Residents stop by homes of Omel Wassum Theis Rexroth Roberts Johnson Schmale and others for calls fishing trips picnics and tea. Several families travel to Omaha and eastern parts of the state while lodge and club meetings occur with guests and refreshments.
Surnames Fisher Nelson Brott and others visit homes across Sextorp during the weekend. Neighbors call on Edwin Ericson and Arlo Fisher, while Jim Morrow and Vincent Teel assist with farm tasks. A chautauqua and Farmers Union picnic are noted locally.
Edgar Anderson family attended Edna Anderson’s wedding in Fort Collins Colorado this Saturday. Mrs Oscar Anderson’s daughter Edna is sister to Edgar and Ernest. The Hite couple left for California, the Weikhorst family picnicked in Cheyenne, and Seth Torgeson from Kimball was a business caller.
A ten day visit ends as travel plans shift to the Black Hills for the summer. Miss Elsie Fisher heads to St Louis for an extended stay while Myrtle Gunderson travels to Laramie to visit her sister and will attend her brother Walter’s Chicago wedding. A hail storm caused garden and roof damage over a two mile area. The American Legion auxiliary meets at Mrs C W Johnson’s home. Several residents returned from travels to Salt Lake City and California. The R S Proudfit company of Lincoln assumes Home Lumber charge and Ken Ely moves to guide Rock to manage the hardware dept. Mrs W L Barnum, plus her father, leaves for a three week visit to Kansas and Illinois.
SOUTH COLTON Mr and Mrs Harry Witters welcomed a baby boy born on Thursday. Congratulations are extended to the family. Keester's Rag-A-Dots provided music for a dance at Wal-Bur hall in Sidney on Wednesday evening. Dorothy Elsen visited cousin Evelyn Moseman in Sidney over the weekend. Father James Cortney of Chicago was a supper guest at the John Cortney residence on Tuesday. M. M. Herbert's pasture caught fire Friday and neighbors helped extinguish a growing grass blaze. origin undetermined. Miss Adelaide Meyers of Sidney was ...
An overflow of social calls fills a Nebraska town roster with guests from Crook and Sidney. Regina Moseman hosts after visits with J Elsen and Witters family as several couples enjoy Sunday outings to Scottsbluff Oshkosh and lakes, plus a large dinner honoring Father Cortney and Father Link of Sidney.
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