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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
4
Maple Grove residents including Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson and others traveled to Sidney last week. The community joined Frank Holm s sale and various neighbors visited homes and attended declamatory contests and dinners. Multiple local families shared meals and greetings at Nels Johnson s and other nearby homes amid travel to Sidney and area sales.
A Farmers Union meeting drew a large crowd at J H Madden home on Friday. Visitors from Potter joined locals including Jimmie Jensen and Charlie Heimers family. Ladies club hosted a social Saturday night raising about 35 dollars. Lingwall and Clausen assisted shelling corn. Bert Keith of Carpenter Wyoming visited relatives.
North Sidney notices show Mr and Mrs Jim Sparks visiting at the W B Henderson home Tuesday night. Mrs C B Kinton attended the W M B club last week. Frank Goodwin and mother traveled to Dix Tuesday. Edward Busboom sprained his knee in a horse accident. The North Sidney club plans a meeting at T C Spiker home March 23 at 1 pm. Ladies club to meet at Mrs Jens Olsons home March 25. Several families hosted Sunday dinners and visits across Sidney area. An error corrected: Olaf Lederson did not buy a Ford sedan, it was a Dodge coupe.
Sextorp Mr and Mrs H B Fisher attended church in Potter Sunday evening. Andy Brett and Pete Nelson were business callers in Sidney on Wednesday. Fred Prince and family spent Sunday at the H B Fisher home. Mr and Mrs George Reetz and family attended church in Potter Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and family spent Sunday at the Dewey Matthewson home. Miss Helen McDaniel spent the weekend at Sidney returning to school Monday morning. Mr and Mrs A B Fisher and son Harlan were callers in Gurley on Saturday. Mr Haseenstab the Watkins agent was canvassing this vicinity on Thursday. Mr and Mrs C C Crowell and daughter Geraldine called at the Jesse Zambert home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Nelson spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Hilma near Dix. The Farmers Union meeting postponed Friday due to the storm was held Thursday evening. A large crowd attended and a fine program was given by the committee John Carlson and daughter Stella were business callers in Lotter on Saturday.
Meadow Lawn notes share visits and moves among residents. Frank and Mrs White visit Bridgeport relatives. I E Morrow mourned. Mrs Cavalley sick. Bert Hopkins at Kreader home. Dugger family visiting before moving to John Eckert farm. Mayer family returning from California. Ed Morrow Colman and Kreader Jr. ill. Mrs Zorn and children with Freiburgs. Harold Bovee ill with flu. G T club met with Mrs Morrow. Kreader couple back from Denver. Martin works at Mann farm. Rathbun and Ed Morrow car pool. R R Bovee plowed roads.
The Neary children have entered school in district No. 70. Mr and Mrs Pete Worth are moving onto the Frank White farm. The article records a family trip to Sidney on Saturday.
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