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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
4
A sweep of social and business visits fills Sidney records with E L Hyde in Kimball court, Parker and several locals visiting friends in Morrill, Sterling, Lewellen, Ogallala, and Lodge Pole. Hospital news includes a minor operation at Taylor and a newborn at the Taylor Hospital.
Dalton notes report Ewing family trip to Sterling and visits by Bessie Ewing and Gertrude Fullerton in Sidney. Osborn learns of his father's critical illness in Grand Island hospital, now slight improvement. Local Odd Fellows Rebekahs attend Sidney lodge anniversary. Chappell visitors include C R Babcock and A E Tanner. Herman Rehling visits Sidney. Junior class play at high school auditorium earns over 125 dollars. Mrs Heizer remains critically ill. A child health conference in Dr Pankau’s office includes Dr Jennett and Miss Brenenstall. 46 children attended.
Eckert and Miss Gertrude Fullerton of Dalton visited Sidney on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Killham and son Thomas of Hemingford, Mrs. Blanche Roberts and daughter Marybelle, and Mrs. John Talkey of Alliance were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Killnham. A younger group attended Billy Sunday services at Sterling Friday night, including Laura Rudd Elma Ada Nelson Jeanette Dodds Bernadette Freytag Larry Carper Francis Fisher and Frank Wait.
Rebekah lodge meets Wednesday night at 7 30 at Odd Fellows hall. Presbyterian Circle gathers Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in church parlors. St Martha's Guild holds Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the rectory. Royal Neighbors convene Thursday night at 7 30 at Odd Fellows hall. Missionary society with Mrs Frank Baker meets Friday afternoon at 2 30 in the Kensington rest room at the courthouse.
Miss Ann Vogler hosted a sewing club gathering Tuesday night with several guests. Sewing and bridge occupied the evening, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. H. C. Anderson visited Sidney on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Faes and son Billy, with Mrs. Faes' mother, drove to Madison after a message that a relative was in danger.
The Gift Shop advertises two graduation diamond rings priced at 10 and 25 dollars with unusually low values. Other rings are shown up to 400 dollars. Shop urges shoppers to get prices before buying a diamond.
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