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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
8
Local notes from near Grand Island to Lodge Pole recount visits by Mrs Omel's mother and brother, G Thurow's return from Pilger, multiple measles cases, and household callers. Attendees include Forneys, Thurows, and Wisers. outings feature sales near Gurley and Sunol, hog auctions at Grant, and eighth graders taking Lodge Pole exams amid a February storm.
Mrs W A McKelvey has been on the sick list this week. Johnson & Summers of Sterling delivered a tractor ploy to Bert Hilliard last Monday. The Carl Hank sale was held last Monday with a fair crowd and good sales. Mrs A J Heying spent Monday afternoon with Mrs A D Hilliard. Mrs Gus Sutter and son Willie plus Mrs Sam Pollick and Mrs PL Bell moved to Sidney for dinner with Mr and Mrs John Hansen. Margaret Sutter visited Ogden Utah two months then returned home. Hillard Marshall held a sale north of Crook last Tuesday with a large crowd. Kensington ladies of Crook served lunch and were pleased with proceeds. Families visited each other and dined at various homes Wednesday. Otis Skeels is with George Taylor. The Murphy family and Richard spent Wednesday evening at Roland Stall’s. Pederson and Marion Merrill trip to Sidney Thursday. A son was born to Dan Beebe and wife of Deertrail Colorado last week. P T A met at the gym Thursday evening to a large crowd. Jess Masters’ sale last Thursday sold well. Kensington ladies served lunch. The worst buzzard in years swept the country last Friday and lasted a day. Several schoolchildren were kept in town until Saturday. Isabel McKelvey returned from college in Greeley Friday. Alva Cruise of St Edward Nebraska visiting the P R Bell home. LeRoy Holmes and Lawrence Simpson spent Saturday with LaVerne Hilliard. Dick Sutter and family, and Gus Sutter with two children, dined at Sam Pollick’s Sunday.
W M B club met Mrs. Chas Osborn and North Sidney club met Mrs J A Sparks. Roll call 21 members. Social hour and lunch by Mrs. Sparks. Next meeting at Mrs Elmer Chean. Martha Frerichs dined with Harry Bell. Eighth grade exams caused storm delays. Doris Frerichs stayed with Mrs R R Owens. Ed Schmedle family dined with Harry Bell. Mrs Charles Lessman sold about 1000 baby chicks.
Frank Robinson drove to Sidney Monday and brought Mrs Ed H Gal pin and children home with him. They arrived last week in Sidney and visited with her sister Mrs Earl Hutchinson for a few days and will now spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs John Robinson and other relatives and friends. This is her first visit since leaving for California about four years ago.
A school district dance will be held Friday March 18 ten miles west and two and a half miles south of Lorenzo. Sandwiches and coffee will be sold by the pupils. All are welcome. Admission thirty cents. Jessie Milroy, Teacher.
A new line of ladies straws is featured in a display at Grabilis Hat Sheppe. The presentation highlights stylish, practical designs aimed at everyday wear.
News from Eagle notes a large crowd at Jasper Jurgen's sale last Wednesday with the Ladies' Aid serving a very good lunch. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Harm Hippen, were in Sidney on business and others visited John Eberl's or traveled to Sidney. Also mentioned are road work, measles recovery, schooling, ranch visits, and local club activity with fourteen at the O. D. D. club meeting.
Anna and Mrs Otto Ernest hostesses served a delicious lunch. The Harry Thompson family hosted guests. Harry Thompson and family spent Sunday at Walter Rupnow's. John Friede and Henry Kahler were in Lisco Monday. John EF Fulkertig with kalsembing these days. Fred Burgess and family visited the Fred Baure home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bill Senfer helped Harm Uippen butcher Monday. Miss Ethel Kahler spent Sunday with Reed girls. Mrs Herman Georecke called at the home of a neighbor.
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