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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
9
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The Telegraph reports Master Wasley Moore's birthday party held Thursday for his associates, big and little, a source of amusement. Native stock fared little worse this winter than Texas steer, whose hard winters temper its devilish nature. Paul Borgquist, son of C E Borgquist, attends Nebraska City school and excels. N F Hazen and A B Persinger, esquires, observed part of Colorado and claim many discoveries.
The first regiment moved through Sidney Saturday night, heading from Pine Ridge to California. Cattle on the north divide are suffering as snow lingers. W J Brennan and W F Bassett went to Denver to open Brennan's new store with Bassett in charge. An engine from the west jumped the Rose street crossing but caused no serious damage. Calendars for 1891 were distributed by Oberfelder and company.
Fifty pound sacks of flour sold at sixty seats at McMullan's store. Leonie Oberfeldery celebrated her fourth birthday with games and a dainty lunch at her parents' East Second Street home. Guests included Ruth Daugherty, Susan Breisch, Dorothy Stewitts, and others. George Hower and Miss Catherine Lientz were wed in the city.
The Open Door Kitchen club welcomes all ladies to Thursday meetings with refinishing wood demonstrations by Mrs. N. H. Tank and Mrs. J. O. Lobb. The next meeting will be at Mrs. M. E. Webster's home on March 25. Several local residents moved homes or hosted gatherings, births were announced, and neighbors visited and dined across Dalton and surrounding areas.
A seven pound girl arrived at the Cecil James home Thursday. Several local families and friends, including Clyde Click and Thelma Zorn, were mentioned in social notes. Weekend visits and suppers occurred at multiple homes, and a move was noted for Charles Lutcavish with help from Dennis Walsh and Ed Donaghy.
Sidney residents report a day of weekend shopping with Miss Tillie Hemmer and Christina Kretz presenting flowers to Frances Seidel. The Kurz family, Mr. and Mrs. John, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurz, and the Denningers were seen in Sidney on Saturday. Frank Kurz attended the Tom Barnes sale after visits to Jim Sparks. The Hatcher family also appeared out shopping in town.
Local residents from Sidney area gather for visits and chores. Names mentioned include James Mohbatt Roy Spicknell Mrs Seidel and daughters Mary Cecelia Tillie Hemmer Winfield Kretz and Frank Kurz. One incident reports Mr Seidel's hayrack accident with minor injuries. others plan visits and travel to Denver. Frances Seidel recovering well after surgery at Tayl or hospital.
Harry F. E. Witters and Miss Elizbeth Gould were married. Sidney high school debaters defeated Alliance with Prof. Hanna as coach. George Parks suffers blood poisoning in a foot. Ed Brennan injured when a delivery wagon overturned. right arm broken in two places. I. C. O. F. officers listed. G. N. Eckert returns from California.
Center residents reported dinner at the Frank Dickes home on Tuesday and a Donaghy Eckert sale attended by many from the vicinity. L B Bancroft motored to Shiney, a left hand social at A D Rose home drew a large crowd, and Center Ladies Aid hosted games with a ten cent lunch raising 7 23. The Center Ladies met February 28 at Mrs N H Tank to form the Convenient Kitchen club.
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