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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
7
West side residents Otis as well as the Theis and Block families frequent neighbors during the past week. Oscar Olson traveled to Sedgwick on Thursday, while the Linde and Wise households hosted visitors and meals. A Freeburg family moved to a Silma farm, and Franz Weber bought a new Durant sedan last Saturday.
The Southard family dined with Mr and Mrs Paul Weible on Sunday. Ed Guill Vera and Willard called at the J C Guill home Monday. Minnie Shrig returned to Gurley school after a week at the Weible home due to flu. O E Osborn of Council Bluffs arrived for a few days with son E E Osborn to attend to business in Cheyenne and Kimball counties. Charles Scott visited Bridgeport to see his daughter and family. Mrs A D Rose and Mrs Art Draper hosted eight guests at a vanishing party at the Rose home. E E Brown and children of Peetz visited the Art Draper home. Mrs Jack Brooks of Denver spent Sunday there.
The Meadow Lawn G. T. club met with Mrs. Alta Cobb on Thursday. a nice crowd attended and enjoyed the afternoon. Mrs. Ed Morrow and Emma visited Ed Walsh that evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Valquartzen with family were evening guests at Chris.
Peterson area residents report a flurry of visits with Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyer hosting Dalton callers Saturday afternoon. Charles Mayer and family travel across the county Sunday while others stopped at Lipska, Peterson, Volquartzen and Morrow households.
George Deaver and children called on H J Elsen Friday evening. Families including Deaver, Koester, Schmidt, and Witters shared visits and Sunday dinners across South Colton and nearby farms. Ill health of Mrs Kohlschmidt noted with well wishes. Otto Raus aiding field work at Steuve place.
John Demers and H. H. Misegadis transacted business in Cheyenne Saturday. Mr. Anderson a tractor salesman of Sidney called at the Jim Booth home. Mrs. Wm. Krueger was a Sidney shopper Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson were supper guests at the W T Sharman home. The Ehlers and daughter shopped in Sund Saturday. H H Misegadis bought a Farm All tractor and two row cutter from Demers Son last week. Carl and Clifford Hill families of Tryon spent the weekend in Sund with relatives. John Billeter returned from Lincoln. Mrs George Held and Mrs John Hornicek motored to Sidney Saturday. Mrs A E Ruttner shopped in Sidney. Junior class handed out play bills with sponsor Mr Casey. Play due Wednesday evening. Mrs E L Booth on sick list. Henry Pavlat family were callers at Bert Allington's Thursday. J W Roberts of Omaha transacted business here Friday. W T Sharman and family spent Sunday with Wm Helker family.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Worrell and Roy Hill of Morrill spent the weekend with the Lee Washburn and E J Hill households. C O Radcliffe of Sidney transacted with Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson. Sunday supper guests were at the Tom Hubbell home and Everett Hubbell family joined later. George Booth and Bert Allington attended the I O O F anniversary at Sidney Christian church. Leslie Johnson and 508 were Sunday evening guests at the W W Craig home.
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