Gurley Busy Day as Hogs and Cattle Shipped
On Monday Gurley farmers hauled hogs and cattle for shipment. Four ears of hogs and one car of cattle were sent out. A play Ole and His Sweetheart was staged Friday night in Weyerts Hall amid rain and travel trouble. Wheat in the area looks strong, rain should help, Mrs G E Hart had grippe, Red Cross efforts grew with sewing rooms and machines loaned. Immigrant goods: twenty six cars unloaded since January 1, three cars loaded out, highlighting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Ole
Weyerts Hall
G. E. Hart
Red Cross
Gathman
Weyerts
Gustin
Cunningham
Hannah Kieselhorst
Lena Folkerts
Farmers Union
Red Cross of
Anna Fecht
Ruth Wilkins
Gur Jey
Warren Cunningham
Rowan School
Mabel Jensen
Beulah Shrack
Columbia
Johnnie Weyerts
Miss Walker
Henry
Margaret Hinrichs
Hazel Shelley
Eddie Kieselhorst
Mildred Shelley
Lucile Gustin
Wilkin
Osborn
Schrack
Sidney Draw and Draw Home Movements Prominent
Mr Reed and Alfred Sprenger autoed to Sidney in Sprenger's car Monday. H. R. Reed and Alfred Sprenger put in telephones for Pete Howe and Mr. Klentz Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Howe spent Tuesday with Mrs. Selover aiding packing. Farewell at Reineka home Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Selover. Families moved onto Selover and Henderson farms. Scheer bought Selover farm. Woman's Club met with Mrs. Andrew Anderson. many away moving in. Chas Hammond and bride honored by crowd. chivaree Saturday night. Cuddyford family moved into area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Reed
Alfred Sprenger
Sidney
Klentz
H. R. Reed
Pete Howe
Mr. Klentz
Hr. R. Reed
Charley Sprenger
Mr. Reed
Ed Howe
Selover
W. W. Chowins
Sprenger
Reineka
E. A. Selover
Kimball
Mr. Scheer
Mr. Selover
Mr. Livingston
R. R. Henderson
Livingston
Woman's Club
Andrew Anderson
Hammond
Reed
Sprenger Brothers
Charles Hammond
Chas Hammond
Chas
Lunns
Community notes from Lorenzo area brisk with farm activity
The report covers neighbors traveling to Sidney and Kremer homes, quarantines lifted for Earl Hiett family, measles cases, and town residents preferring farm life. It notes emigration cars, shipments, wheat drilling, spring plowing, and seeding progress as farmers push ahead with planting while awaiting rain.
Mrs Darnell Visits Son in San Francisco
Mrs Darnell travels to San Francisco to visit her son Lennie, described as one of Uncle Sam's boys about to go Over There. The note ends with a light message about home and a local printing ad by SIDNEY LUMBER Co. for The Telegraph Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Darnell
San Francisco
Lennie
Uncle Sam
Sidney Lumber Co
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Lorenzo
Kremer
W L. Andres
George Fleming
Josie Mason
Grace Wixon
Walker
T. A
Tracy Dunham
Smith
Kremers
J. L. Smith
H. E. Flemings
Dunham
Walter Andres
Miner Place
Fulton
Peetz
Wm Skinner
E. J. Kremer
Gibbon
Nebr
George Davis
al Wixon
Geo. Davis
T. A. Dunham
Nebraska
Mr. Bolton
H. E. Jacobsen
Charles
Ray Francis
H. F Flemings
Wm. Murphy
Colorado
Earl Hiett
Chri. West
The
Furer Grocery
Post Tosties
Furer Grocery Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Brandegee, Kincaid
Brandegee
Kincaid
Cheyenne County Trading Co. Clothing Department
P. W. Barker
Mgr
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