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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
8
Community notes record residents visiting relatives and attending events in Sidney and surrounding areas. Mentions include Fox Johnsons at W. O. Johnson home, trips to Grant Sunday, multiple calls at Ray Rexroth and John Block homes, measles and pneumonia illness improving for Wayne Forney, hunting and farm activity, and club meetings and hospitality at E A Johnson’s sister and husband from Aurora.
Sunol residents reported light moisture and chores shaping up for early farming. Visitors include Thomas and Ralph Habbel. Leah Booth, Eva La Prest, and Ruth Fenske for medical care. several local shoppers and school attendances. a Sunol Woman's club dance. multiple locals traveling to Sidney and Colton. and illnesses prompting doctor calls and a home visit.
Weible shopped hogs to Denver Monday Mrs P B Weille spending days with Mrs Guill while Mr Weihle in Denver. Southard called Monday at Baumback home in Sidney to see their new niece at the Baumback home. J C Guill family had Sunday dinner with Ed Guill family. Just Jensen left Denmark March oth and arrived in Dalton twelve days later. Just has several items of interest to tell his Cheyenne county friends. George Young family called J C Guill home Monday. Mrs Weigand and Mrs J C Guill called on Mrs Carl Baker and daughter Ruby. Friday L W Eckert and Lauren Dugger families released from quarantine Sunday. Max Shinker, Dennis Walsh, Pete Worth, Clifton Neary, John Davison $3. W Eckert. L Dugger helped J W Eckert haul hogs to Dalton Monday. J M WKreader and Rex Rogers called at Henry Henkes Tuesday morning. Rex Rogers attended the St Patrick dance at Bridgeport Thursday night. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader and J M Kreader Sidney callers Friday. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader, Mr and Mrs Ed Morrow, Max Shinker and Miss Freeman attended the Declamatory contest in Dalton Friday evening. Jay Denslow spending a few weeks in Denver. Miss Freeman week at J W Eckerts while Miss Kocour at North Bend. Mr and Mrs R Miller and W Larson spent Sunday evening at E L Weeds. Mrs Wm Schlotfield spent Friday with Mrs C F James. Mrs C F James called on Mrs George Winkleman Wednesday. Misses Freeman and Kocour and Max Shinker spent Monday evening at Winkleman home. J M Kreader called on Bert Hoskins Sunday.
A fragmented notice lists residents visiting Sterling and surrounding areas, social visits, and a blizzard. Mentions Mrs A D Hilliard, Mrs Robert Nicholas, Milo Moore, Isa belle McKelney, Bert Hilliard, Gus Sutter, J Dick Sutter, and others. Also notes candy consumption per person in the United States and a local nursery catalogue from B. C. Johnson, Sterling, Colorado. April 15.
The Lorenzo Carnival runs Friday March 25 at 8 00 p m at the school house with sale bills available for printing.
A string of small-town updates recounts people traveling to Sidney and Dalton, visits to farms, band practice, funerals, hog hauling, measles in Mort Chichester, and a new Chrysler for John Eberl. Several residents attended a Declamatory contest, with others helping butcher and shell corn, and roads remaining poor for Sunday travel.
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