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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

11

Potter family summer plans noted in town column

Potter R A Babcock arrives from San Diego by auto. summer in Potter with Mrs Babcock and daughters' return planned for late June. Chris Anderson visits from San Diego en route to Dannebrog. Ever Larson travels to Minnesota for recovery. Local socials include Kimball shoppers, N S Miller visitors, and Ladies Aid events. Billy Sunday preaches at Leyfang theatre with reception at Clarence Johnson home. Women’s Club and Cozad trip noted. Grand Island visitors visit Hite home.

R. A. Babcock San Diego Calif Potter Grubb C. J. Osborn Jess R. Osborn Sidney N. S. Miller M. E. Church Ladies Aid Billy Sunday Leyfang Theatre Clarence Johnson Emil Carlson N. Jacobson George Reetz Carl Bartlett John Witt Womans Club Cozad W. C. Jessup Grand Island Guy Hite

Railroad Notes and Local Social Visits

Railroad notes list travels of Mr. and Mrs. Tobler to Canistota and various visits by L. L. Scott to North Platte and Grover Colorado for a family illness. Other entries name visits by J. F. Greer in Denver, Mrs. Crosbie from Ogden, H. Brumage in Laramie, and Sydney safety meeting attendance with 35 visitors and 19 members. Also noted are visits by Walter Yarlett of Omaha and George Thomas of Omaha, plus Mrs. C. E. Couch called to Williamsville for her mother’s illness.

R. L. Tobler Canistota L. L. Scott Cheyenne North Plate J. F. Greer Denver Frances Thomas Crosbie Ogden Utah H. Brumage J. R. Brady H. H. Alumbaugh H. A. Riebow H. Schroeder O. K. Kurz North Platte H. Hand Grover, Colo George Thomas Omaha Sidney

Maple Grove social notes from Sidney visitations

Mrs Nels Johnson and Mrs W T Sharman and children shopped in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Dilley and son called at Frank Workman’s Wednesday. Mrs F A Johnson and son visited Nels Johnson Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harold Spiker and children spent Wednesday at Bert Walker’s. Mrs W T Sharman and sons and Mrs Ed Miles and children called at Maple Grove events.

Nels Johnson W. T. Shar- Man Ed Milies Sidney Joe Dilley Frank Workman F. A. Johnson and Harold Spiker Bert Walker W. T. Sharman Ed Miles

Community Social Roundup With Neighbor Visits

Wednesday and weekend visits fill the town notes as Irwin and Johnson families host and visit friends. Andrew Johnson and Mary Walsh accompany groups to Cheyenne while Ed Miles and relatives call on Monticello neighbors over several days.

Local notes from South Sunol and Sterling area

Albert Hickey of Red Lion territory called Monday at Tom Carr home. Ernest Bonser hauled posts and wire from Crook Monday. J E Crabb and wife visited S F James home earlier this week. Don Schlitt bought barley from George Bonser Monday. George McCracken called on Ernest Bonser Tuesday morning. Ernest Bonser and wife and daughters Lucille and Lavonne, plus Mrs T A Bonser and Mrs George McCracken, visited Sterling Tuesday afternoon for medical attention for their daughter. Ladies of the locality attended Willing Workers aid society Wednesday at Ollie Wilson home. C O Lind business visitor in Sterling Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clement Bloom were Chappell visitors Wednesday afternoon. Harry Bonser called at George Bonser home Wednesday afternoon. Ed Binney and George McCracken group went to Sterling Wednesday evening for car repair. Dr W Bonser and family left Thursday morning for Holdrege. Artie Broyle hauled barley.

Albert Hickey Red Lion Territory Tom Carr Ernest Bonser Crook J. E. Crabb S. F. James Don Schlitt George Bonser George McCracken Lucille T. A. Bonser Lauvonne Ed Binney Sterling Mr. McCracken

Weverts News Club Activities and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Hadden spent Monday evening at Will Bartlings. Ruby Woods of Arnold visited sister Mrs Paul Ingwerson. I C club met with Mrs Anna Hume. Miss Adella Henning visited. Sandwiches cake strawberries coffee served. Next meeting with Mrs Edna Hume. Fred Lenhart of Denver spent weeks at Henry Block home. Muriel Volkman overnight guest of Effie and Anna Frerichs. Lucille Rubado and Mrs Frank Rogers called at Hadden home Thursday. Carl Busboom drove to Sidney. Mrs Busboom attended club. Parsonage at German church sold at auction Monday. Chris Weyerts Gurley bought St Fred Bauer. Albin and Will Bartling fished north of Oshkosh. poor catch due to rain. Mrs Hyde and children called at Whi Haxby home Saturday. Walter Flicker weekend in Huntsman and Sidney. Otto Rahe spent Friday with Carl Busboom family. Frank Rogers and Will Haxby to Chappell. Lillian Frerichs visited Mrs Zora Haxby. Mrs Art Larson visited Mrs Charles Darrah. Card party at Cecil Home well attended. cake, sandwiches, ice cream and coffee served. Jobman Gothenburg spent a few days at Fred Borges home. Mr and Mrs F Bauer and Alvin.

Henry Block Muriel Volkman Effie Anna Frerichs Lucille Rubado Frank Rogers Hadden Carl Busboom Sidney Busboom Chris Weyerts Gurley Will Haxby Chappell Lillian Frerichs Zora Haxby Art Larson Charles Darrah Cecil Home Jobman Gothenburg Fred Borges F. Bauer Alvin

Local Socials and Visits Across Crook Territory

In Crook territory Guy Sylvester and George Bonser farm host Thursday morning visits. Mrs P C Avery spent Thursday with Grandma Kendrick. Henry Benkers and family from Ovid visited Mr and Mrs 8 F James Friday. Joseph Vogler dined and stayed Friday at George Bonser home. John Bahr called Thursday at Albert Allen home. Mrs Albert Allen ill last week. Dr H E Manitor of Sydney called Friday. Mrs C O Gentry and her mother Mrs James Lynch returned from Denver after the latter’s mother’s illness and death. Harold Bonser hauled grain to Sund last week. Mrs Ernest Bonser and daughter Lucile returned from Sterling Saturday. Lucile treated for erysipelas. George McCracken and family visited Ernest Bonser Sunday evening.

Guy Sylvester Crook Territory George Bonser Farm P. C. Avery Grandma Kendrick Henry Benkers Ovid F. James Joseph Vogler George Bonser John Bahr Albert Allen H. E. Manitor Sydney C. O. Gentry James Lynch Denver Harold Bonser Ernest Bonser Lucile Sterling George McCracken Ernest ,Bonser

Community Social Notes East Huntsman Area

Mr and Mrs Glen Spearow visited at the W E Spearow home Tuesday evening. Cattle were driven to Helfrich ranch Wednesday by O L Miller Fred Flicker Frank Kinton and Louis Miller. John Demera of Sunol visited George Niemann Wednesday afternoon. Jack Sparks has chickenpox and is hoped to recover quickly. Several couples shared meals at W E Spearow and other homes across the week. A large elevator meeting and a 500 party at Paul Sparks were noted with guests in attendance.

Glen Spearow W. E. Spearow O. L. Miller Fred Flicker Frank Kinton Louis Miller Helfrich John Demera Sunol George Niemann Jack Sparks A. K. Anderson Helen Hendricks Fred Fucker Niemann Fred Kettler Selmers Flicker Huntsman Paul Sparks Elmer Chean Joy Sparks Helen Niemann Billy Willa Sterling Rosetta Seimers Florrence Seimers Margaret Miller Mary Alice Hughes Paul Meyers Sidney Claus Engels

Local Social Notes From Sidney And Gurley

Mrs William Taylor stays with daughter this week. Fred Kettler family visited Claus Engelland home Monday morn. Inez Niemann overnight guest of Vera Sparks Saturday. Elsie Helen Niemann Rosetta Seimers and Mary Alice Hughes attended C C club meeting at Paul Sparks home. Marvin Kettler injured by wire fence Tuesday. Mrs O L Miller Frank Kinton and Mrs Taylor attended club program in Sidney Friday. Purina Startena Growena sold in Gurley by Al Alzheimer. Feed from the checker board sack.

William Taylor Fred Kettler Claus Engelland Inez Niemann Vera Sparks Elsie and Helen Niemann Rosetta Seimers Mary Alice Hughes C. C Paul Sparks Marvin Kettler O. L. Miller Frank Kinton Taylor Sidney Gurley al Alzheimer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maple Grove R. W. Johnson Helen Lloyd F. A. Johnson N. P. Johnson Frank Deaver Emil Nightengale Andrew Johnson A. G. Weaver Mary Walsh Irwin Clyde Wallace Will Hecker W.Y. Miles Russell Wallace Clyde Miss Walsh James Irwin Alice Mae C. Wallace Harvey South Sunol Weverts News Marmon Roosevelt Roosevelt Eighe Fred Smith East Huntsman Star Market Frank Schwasnick Sidney, Nebraska The Liberty State Bank OF Nebraska Goetz Country Club M. K. Goetz Brewing CO ST. Joseph Missouri Sidney Bottling and Storage Company
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