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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
16
On Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Mrs. Mary Wilson married Lawrence G. Crews of Cheyenne. The Rev. T. Porter Bennett officiated the ring ceremony. Dr. W. M. Kimpston, dentist, New- ...
A H Rondel of New Haven Conn recently joined Western Top and Paint Co in Sidney after arriving from Omaha. R J Kruse of Bayard Neb visits Sidney with his brothers family. George Prasse of Council Bluffs arrives to lead the mechanical department at Sidney Truck and Tractor Co bringing extensive motor experience. Mr Jensen notes Prasse’s hiring will aid service quality as he plans Sidney residence with family once housing is secured.
A church service at Odd Fellows hall praised Christian education with a Christlike mindset. Mrs. Chas. Trognitz class won in the auto race. Upcoming worship Sunday at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Visitors welcome. pastor Samuel Light. Also mentions Virgil Marsh selling beads.
The Careful Laundry has earned wide approval for its refined work. We invite readers to have Easter linen cared for by them and promise thorough satisfaction, hoping for continued patronage in the future.
Mr and Mrs John Engel and Mrs Wm Rohde drove to Gurley on Wednesday Henry and Carl Schmidt went to Sidney Thursday A strong wind and dust storm damaged small buildings windmills and wheat Several local families visited shopped and attended a Gurley dance Friday to Sunday events included dinners shows and social visits A March 21 birth at the Ferrier home and a Matthewson sale Monday are noted We had a nice snow storm Tuesday
Mr Geo Ruhter left Tuesday on a business trip to Omaha. Carl Jones of Sidney visited Gurley friends Tuesday. Jasper Jurgens and Will Eigenberg returned from a Denver trip. Mrs EE Thompson and children visit Tarkio. Mrs Walter Hurkley heads to Seward. Loretta Walker resigned Gurley Lumber Co. bookkeeper to join Gurley State Bank. Mr and Mrs John Peterson and children go to Polk Neb for father in law Buckner's death. The two Wheeler daughters visit Wayne. Gathman couple visit, plan to move to Paul Collart place. Lutheran Aid met at Mrs Sluls. good attendance and lunch. Mrs Smith and Mrs Jewett visiting.
Grand Prairie residents report visits with relatives in Alma and Sidney. Several families, including Ferricks and Parks, spent weekends with friends and relatives. Winds last week caused minor damage to windmills and small buildings. Anna Jorgenson recovers from pneumonia while Walter Hembloom and his 13 sons attended services at Peniel.
Miss Loretta Walker spent the weekend visiting at the Martin Home in Sidney while in Omaha this week.
The opal proves harder to imitate than the Gamond. Artificial corundum stained with chrome alum yields cheap rubies, while coloring with uranium oxide produces a genuine artificial sapphire.
Neighbors and relatives visited at the H C Anderson home for her 65th birthday on March 17. Ed Miles Mrs Will Sherman and others helped with butchering for Nels Johnson last Monday. Will Sherman helped haul hogs to Sidney Tuesday. The Gabriel and Engel families shared meals and visits with local residents including Marguerite Hoffelt. Ray Miles transported Dixson’s tractor to Sidney. Local 484 hosted an oyster supper at R W Johnson’s Tuesday evening. Community members visited Chas Gabriel’s and Will Kreinbergs were in Sidney Sunday. Marsh’s Jewelry advertises free eye exams for schoolchildren.
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