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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
7
Maple Grove residents record a week of visits dinners and social events. Neighbors at R W Johnson and Jorgensen homes share gatherings with the Hade and Sharman families. Several meetings include the F N club and agricultural program led by Prof Neilson with women serving lunch.
A string of local visits and calls across Sunny Side and nearby towns. Names include Mike Sauder Mrs A L Roberts Mrs R P Volkman Oscar Olson Hernbloom Ethel Dorothy Welton Christiansen Theis Omel Block Boag Harris Wickard Talish Johnson and Dykman with acknowledgments of farmers meetings and Helping Hand club activities. Fe
Mr and Mrs William Goding announce the marriage of their daughter to a local groom. The brief notice states the union occurred recently with family present and plans for a small reception. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Miss Boggs of Velma visited Saturday in Lodge Pole. Mrs Nellie Lehmkuhl returned home from the east. Mrs George W Stephens was ill last week. G W Barlow sold the late L R Barlow’s Buick to Herman Bruns. Mrs R F Miller spent a day at Chappell on business. Mrs William H Goettsche returned from Omaha. Mr and Mrs F J Grant visited Mrs Grant’s mother L R Barlow. J W Rogers spent days in Denver on business. The Scheniders moved back to Lodge Pole after two years in Ohio. Charles Hein and G W Whitefoot brought stock for Persinger ranch. Herman Bruns family visited Sidney. H P Hansen, released from Hot Springs hospital, stayed with his son Frank in Sidney. improved health. S H Wolfe bought a Ford sedan from Harley Simkins.
Royal Neighbors met in regular session at their hall Tuesday evening with refreshments served. Mesdames Waller Smith and Englert hosted a six o clock dinner for basketball boys at the Smith home Wednesday. Mrs. Emily Davis visited Chappell with her daughter Mrs. J. G. McCormick and received medical treatment from Dr. O Connor. Lodge Pole Womans club met at the town hall and Mrs. L. R. Barlow and Marion Ruth joined Mr. and Mrs. Claude Golding of Chappell to Sidney Tuesday morning. Mrs. Isaac C. Sutton left for Omaha due to Mr. Suttons illness. Funeral attendance for Dewey Malls was at Chappell Monday afternoon.
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