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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
7
Local notices from Lodge Pole recount visits by Smith and Rowan families to Bates home and others. Miss Miller’s solo at the M E church. gatherings at Croze and Rogers homes. trips to Denver and Omaha. multiple visits and departures. weather delays affect May festival and park events. Community buzz across families, clubs, and travels from Lodge Pole and surrounding areas.
Local residents and families frequent Crook Sidney and nearby farms with visits, travels, and farm chores. Names include Meyerholz McConnell Brossard Hill Parmore McDonnell Reeves and Gross among others. A school term ends soon with a picnic and vacation plans in the days ahead.
Maple Grove locals Walter and Helen Johnson attend a movie in Sidney Monday night. Dozens of calls and visits fill the week from Ed Miles’s calls to John Olson, R. W. Johnson and L. P. Honge shipping hogs from Huntsman, to social calls at Ed Miles and Will Grant homes. Townsfolk ride to Scotts Bluff, visit schools, clubs, and the Biliter home, with barbershop opening in Sunol and news noting The Telegraph for full coverage.
Mrs Paul Sparks spent Tuesday morning in Sidney visiting Mrs McManus. Otto Kurz family and Jim Sparks group spent Tuesday evening at Bert Walker’s near Gurley. Roy Neary children are poorly but improving. Paul Sparks and others shopped in Sidney Friday. J L Bailey called at Jim Sparks home. Jim Sparks hauled hogs for J C Sparks. Fred Schnell bought a Ford speedster. Paul Sparks visited the Shelley Wolverton home. Florence Hughes has measles. O L Miller called at Paul Sparks home. Charles Houge called on Jim Sparks last week.
Sunny Side smiles as Mr. and Mrs. GC W Forney visit Gurley. Mrs. Al Pierce and son spend time with her mother Mrs. W W Wassum. Will Thurow and J T Rathbun visit and move nearby. District 68 pupils go to Chappell with B A Johnson. Sid ney and Lodge Pole residents make calls and host visits. Several families, including the Rathbuns, Olsons, and Lindes, share social and farm chores through the week.
SUNOL items report cattle shipment by A Bauer on Thursday. The sun is expected to reappear and crops may have suffered from the recent freeze. High school boys and Supt. Loreman attended a track meet in Chap pel l. Mrs. Loreman taught the Intermediate room Monday for Miss Straight. Robert Proctor, ill last week, shows improvement. The Zalesky family shopped in Sidney. Walter Proctor has a new For car. Cronk family visits A V Cronk of Potter. Gladys Hornicek celebrated her seventh birthday with a cake for the primary room.
Mrs. Harley Hite of Egbert and Mr. and Mrs. John Pavlat were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pavlat. Leo Bartholomew of Sidney visited Potter on business. The H. Suehlson family from Grand Island stayed Friday with the Emil Cords. Earl Depew of Saratoga Wyoming spent a few days in town visiting old friends. A new dentist Dr. Johnson now serves Potter from Council Bluffs. Mother's Day was observed by the M. E. church with Rev. Bing delivering the address. The H. Craig family left Sunday, destination unknown. Mrs. Filmer Jacobson contracted measles. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Miller and daughter were guests at R. L. MacAdam’s home.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin have sold their restaurant and soft drink parlor known as Dudes Place to Smith and McKennie. The Martins have not stated their future plans but Dalton hopes to keep them in town. Smith and McKen nie are known in Dalton, having come to the area.
Farmers of Cheyenne County are invited to contact the Sidney Telegraph office for valuable information on selling good improved farms. Call or write for details and assistance.
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