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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
4
A crowded social and business update lists callers at the C D Crosby home and frequent visits among families. New measles cases appear including Mrs Ralph Fleming and Keith, with many trips to Sidney and Bayard for shopping, shows, and hospital stays. Paul Sparks buys a Fordson tractor from C D Crosby as the community chats, travels, and recovers from illness.
Maple Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irwin and family shared a pleasant evening Monday with the W. T. Sharman family. Mrs. Frank Workman and son Albert joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and Harvey for a trip to Sidney Tuesday forenoon. Mr. Shaffer and son Lyle visited the Ed Miles place Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson drove to Peetz Colorado on Wednesday. Mrs. W. T. Sharman and sons Josie and others were among the attendees in the town circle.
North Divide News reports Little Helen Goodwin visited her grandmother on the farm Wednesday. Mrs. George Rippe drove to Sidney Tuesday. Dr. Roche attended J. A. Chean's home Wednesday for Edwin Chean who is very ill with measles. Paul Sparks was at Huntsman on business Wednesday. Mesdames Sparks visited the Choan home Wednesday. O. R. Owens of Julesburg called at the Owens home Friday morning. George Rippe lost a sow Friday afternoon. Several in the area planted potatoes Saturday. C. L. Miller boys were sick Monday and missed school. C. Glant drove to Sidney Thursday. Measles in homes of Hade, Braasch, Seamers, and Chean. Lloyd Edwards of Carroll, Nebraska, hired out for the summer.
Mrs Ralph Gentry visited Will Gade family from Tuesday to Thursday. Numerous neighbors and friends attended dinners and visits across Grand Prairie including the Jorgensen and Welton households. A Young Ladies Choir from Midland College was scheduled to perform May 13 at the U S A theatre with 24 trained voices.
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