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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1924

Page

9

Lodgepole Notes Highlight Local Movements and Events

Lodgepole items record social visits moves and travel among residents. Nettie Ayres spent Friday with J C Wolfe while Daisy Fletcher left for Lyons Nebr to help the Kuhlman family move. Dewey DeBeunner and wife arrive from Scottsbluff and plan an extended visit after leaving teaching duties. J G Carter went to Grand Island on business. The Legion play Uncle Josh at the opera house was a success. Morrows Spurbecks and Luckes moved into nearby houses during moving day. gW Barlow visited on business. Mrs Lehmkuhl and Warley Simpkins were on sick lists with Sid ney noted.

Nettie Ayres Chappell J. C Wolfe W. Wise Ilinois Daisy Fletcher Lyons Nebr Kuhlman Dewey DeBeunner Scottsbluff de Beunner J. G. Carter Grand Island Legion Josh Opera House C. L. Tate Omaha Millard J CC. Wolfe Dave Sanday Bushnell Frank Stauffer Clyde Weigers Loveland Colo Lodge Pole Morrows Spurbecks Luckes G. W. Barlow Sundl Fred Lehmkuhl Warley Simpkins Sidney

Local Notes From Maple Grove Doings This Week

Mrs John Jones spent several days at home last week helping with seasonal chores before returning to W Y Miles on Thursday morning. Paul Spearow was at Henry James' on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Miles are staying at Charles Neick's. Mrsound Mrs W s Sharman and Vern spent Tuesday at Nels Johnson s. Mr Sharman helped with hog butchering. Mrs R C Ruhter helped cook for corn shellers. Mr and Mrs Henry James and son spent Thursday at Spenrow s. The men butchered several hogs. Andrew Johnson visited A G Weaver's on Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs R C Ruhter and daughter visited at Henry James' Wednesday evening.

John Jones W. Y Miles Paul Spearow Henry James Ray Miles Charles Neick Sharman and Son Vern Nels Johnson's Sharman Johnson R.C. Ruhter Frank Christensen Tfenry James and Spenrow's Andrew Johnson A. G Weaver’s R. C. Ruhter

Social Roundup At W Y Miles And Neighbors

George Law called at W Y Miles Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and son visited last week at R W Johnson s. Walter Proctor shelled corn for Ed Miles Thursday and Friday. Harkin and Raymond Siders called at Henry James Saturday morning. Mrs W T Sharman and sons stayed with Mrs F A Johnson and children Saturday while Mr Sharman and Mr Johnson motored to Sidney. Mrs Charles Neick and Ray Miles spent Monday at W Y Miles. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons visited Nels Johnson s Sunday afternoon. Nels Johnson learned their daughter Mrs Cr Rasmussen underwent appendicitis operation last Tuesday in Kimball Neb and was recovering. Eddies and George Law called at Henry Elsen s Monday afternoon.

George Law W. Y. Miles Oscar Johnson and Son R W. Johnson Walter Proctor Sundl Ed Miles Harkin Raymond Siders Henry James Henry James and Son W. T. Sharman and Sons F. A. Johnson Kimball Nebi Eddies Henry Elsen

Local Social Notes From South Sund Area

South Sund residents report visits and activities including Mr. and Mrs. George Bonsen and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Otties at T. A. Bonser’s Friday night Mrs D B Phelps visited Mrs Albert Brauer Wednesday afternoon and Mrs John Bahr and son Henry returned from Myanning where Henry spent the winter. Elmer Phelps had dental work in Sidney Wednesday. Joe Miles moved and repaired a barn. Edna Bahr and Opal Allington visited Thursday evening. Jacob Zimmerman visited the Miles home Wednesday. Violet Phelps of Sidney spent the weekend with relatives. Joe Miles hauled lumber from Suno Wednesday. D B Phelps hauled grain to Crook last week. Opal Allington stayed with the Zimmerman family Tuesday night. T A Lonser helped Albert Otties butcher Saturday. The Ladies Aid pie social planned for Saturday night was postponed due to weather. Pp Z Gentry plans an April 2 sale and invites Ladies Aid to provide lunch. I T Swolmes has resigned as teacher in the South District and Blanche

George Bonsen Albert Otties T. A. Bonser D. BR. Phelps Albert Brauer John Bahr Henry Myanning Bah Elmer Phelps Sidney Joe Miles Edna Bahr Opal Allington Jacob Zimmerman Miles Violet Phelps Suno D. B. Phelps Crook Zimmerman T. A. Lonser Oren Londy John McDonnell FF. Loudy Mrs. Marshall Bill Rhodes van Beebe Carl Meyerholz Mr Dunn Roy English Lee Brossar

Local residents mark coming changes and visits

Brucks has taken the position. Mr. Holmes will move on a farm near Hixton Colo. Mrs. Todd Gentry entertained the Ladies Aid Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D and Whelpps spent Thursday evening at Todd Gentry's.

Brucks Mr. Holmes Hixton Colo Todd Gentry Mr D&b Whelps

Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Visits

Pleasant Valley residents report visits by Ed Binney Joe Tanderback and Renzo Lee to Sidney on Saturday. Robert Pronger Ed Rogers called at R G Simpsons Sunday and Monday. Large attendance at Fairview Sunday school despite bad weather with an inspiring talk by Mr Smith. A Julesburg stock food agent canvassed the neighborhood finding many sick hogs. Various neighbors shopped, stayed, and hosted at R G Simpsons during the week. Snow and poor roads persist as melting snow and frost ease.

Robert Pronger Ed Rogers R. G. Simpson Fairview Mr. Smith Julesburg Neck of the Woods T. W. Simpson Mildred Holmes R.G. Simpson W. Simpson Sidney Eva Biiney Schol Earl Tecker Albert Jelinek Haley and

Local community notes from Sidney and Crook area

Monday through Friday social and farming updates show residents traveling between Sidney Crook and Sterling for visits, hog chores, corn hauling, doctoring cattle and hogs, and attending a spelling contest. Families mentioned include McDonnell Reeves Marshall Turk.

Snow Keeps Many from Sidney Trip Saturday

A large number of would be travelers to Sidney stayed home on Saturday as heavy snowfall kept roads unsafe and deterred plans. Local residents watched the storm from indoors and postponed outings.

Local social notes from Crook area activities

Hazel Marshall stayed Friday night at the McDonnell home. Mr Reeves and Mr English went to Crook Saturday. Nikolas went to Crook Saturday and Mrs Will stayed with Mrs Nichol. Voroon and Mas Marstall, Geree and Hogel ate dinner and visited Sunday with Harold Jobe and wife. Phil Brossard took Pills back to Crook Sunday night. Harry Reeves butchered a hog Friday. John McDonnell called at the D R Gross home Sunday afternoon.

Hazel Marshall McDonnell Mr. Reeves Mr English Crook

Harold Lloyd At Grand A's Bus Comeback Show

Review of Harold Lloyd in a film program featuring Dr. Jack and Safety. Audience reacts with shrieks and yells as he returns to the big screen. Special school matinee Monday at 4 pm. Reminder to secure seats for a cheerful, memorable showing.

Granda Dr. Jack Arch

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maple Grove South Sund Pp. Z. Gentry I. Ts. Uwolmes Blanche Variety Store St. Denis Johnson Brothers Pleasant Valley Ed Binney Joe Tanderback Renzo Lee White Dove Valley Ro Gross Johan McDonnell Alt Marshall George Mr Reeves Brossard Charlie Lee Starold Jobe Lendy Phillis Brossard Aol Harold Lloyd M. W. Osborn Motor CO Sidhey, Nebr THE Paul Dresser Cranberry Corners Clarion Mary Carr Fox Comedy Bry oSiee Mae Murray Metro Comedy Fox News Rex Beach OUR Gang Big Brother Hyde and Zeke
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