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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
5
Sunol residents report family births travel to Sterling for medical care and mastoid concerns. Seniors held play practice and a community dance at the school house. Multiple visits, visits to relatives in Sidney and Chappell, and several residents moved homes or hosted guests.
Bertha Omel was absent from school due to illness. The Helping Hand Society met with Mrs. Walter Hernbloom with ten members and one visitor. Farmer events included a seed show and stock sanitation meeting at Lodge Pole hosted by University of Nebraska extension. Numerous local visits and dinners occurred among the Hernblooms, Omels, Rathbuns, and Rexroths with neighbors at several homes and Sunel schoolhouse gathering.
Mr and Mrs Orval Wisdom of Kimball were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C C Crowell. Niel Dunlavy and daughter visited in the evening. Browning has been plastering and repairing vacated buildings. Jacobson called at Fred Princes Sunday afternoon. Reetz shopped in Kimball Monday. Pete Nelson and Billy Smith drove new John Deere engines from Potter. The Spencer family called on the Reetz. The Nelsons and Smiths aided Mrs Anno Fisher for her birthday Friday night. Mrs Billie Hineman, Ray Johnson, and Mr Miller of Laramie spent Thursday night at the Reetz home. Yost visited L W Sanders Thursday. Dunlavy was a business caller in Sidney. Joe Nelson and Charles Smith families visited nearby.
Mrs. Carl Busboom and children visited Mrs. Carl Schmidt on Wednesday while Mr. Busboom and Mr. Schmidt attended the Colton sale. Many families including Elsen, Schmidt, Cortney, Deaver, and George attended gatherings and sales, with horses shipped to Marysville and a sick grandparent improving.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson and Mr and Mrs L J Shaw and sons at C C Crowell s. Farmers Union met at Pete Nelson s with a large crowd and a Gains talk on community improvements. Leola Rogers returned to teaching in district 13 after illness.
Mrs pergu in Sic t J Elsen and sons were sup re at the J F Moseman home Wednesday eveening bar. Kchischmidt purchased a new John Deere tractor from Charles Deav er last week. J' Elsen got some seed coin from Tony Merck Thursday morning Stanley Elsen called at the Henry Koester home Sunday morning Telegraph Want-Ads are effective.
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