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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
12
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August Kraft, a Gurley citizen, was here last Friday. Alice Hoadley of Potter shopped in our shops Wednesday. Raymond drove in from his Gurley ranch Monday. Hawkins of Peetz transacting business here Thursday. Mrs. John Hull of Gurley was busy in this town last Saturday. Jacob Mayer, mayor of Dalton, attended court here Wednesday. William Sorge of Calton came to Sidney Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs James Anderson a daughter Bernetha Maxine. Edward Meyer of Lorenzo came up to the county seat Wednesday. Milo Webster, active in Davison precinct, was here last Friday. H W Ewart of west Gurley precinct was busy in the county seat Monday. W C Shriver of Potter came to the capital for a few hours last Wednesday. Ed Sanders and E H Sanders were autoists from north Potter precinct Monday. Mr Mart Corey of Omaha, Federal Reserve banker, was in the city Wednesday. A B Persinger of Lodgepole visited last Friday. Mr Allen Hanover, president of the National Bank of New York City, inspected the town early in the week. Walter Hardy and wife took a vacation eastward from business.
The Beyer Indies of St Patrick's Church held a well attended chicken supper last Thursday night. A generous turnout enjoyed the abundant servings and lively gathering.
The Methodist choir of young ladies held a Friday chicken supper that drew a good crowd and raised a nice sum. The church kitchen and dining room performed well in serving guests.
At Home last Saturday Mr and Mrs Uptegrove hosted friends. Three tables were arranged for with a prize of 500. G V Doran won the award while the hostess chose a fine box of candy. The recipient enjoyed honor in winning and joy in giving as guests sampled the candy.
The Rev T Porter Bennett has been invited to deliver the baccalaureate address in Peetz next Sunday evening and will accept the duty.
Charles Erickson Smarles Erickson, among the county’s oldest gettiers, died at his Potter home on May 12, 1921, aged nearly 63. Born October 14, 1858 in Finland, he arrived in the U.S. in 1882. Funeral services were held in Potter on May 15 conducted by Rev. T Porter Bennett and Rev. Troy. He is survived by his widow and five of six children: Carl, Glenn Algo, Reynolds, Brrs, Albert Nelson, and Mrs. Raymond Erickson. This is one of the good substantial families.
Mr. Erickson will be greatly missed as Cheyenne County rises to the front rank in the state, reflecting strong leadership and enduring community impact.
The Cheyenne County spelling contest held at Sidney High School auditorium drew pupils from town and rural schools. Willard Monroe of Lodgepole won first in both oral and written contests, Ruth Goettsche second in both, with a tie for written 98 percent between Ruth and Edward Walters.
Mrs. Mack Radcliff left on Tuesday to visit her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bryant in Tekamah. She set no limits on the trip and may visit other points.
Miss White organized a Friday picnic for her eighth grade with Miss Simpkins assisting. The outing to Keedick’s country place featured woods and water, a hearty luncheon with cocoa, and a return trip by car after a lively afternoon.
The Mothers department of the B M S club held its final meeting at Mrs. Garrison’s home with Mrs. McCleneghan presiding. It was an afternoon for children with stories, songs, original baby sayings, and a luncheon before adjourning to meet next year.
Next Tuesday afternoon the last meeting of the year of the Literary department of the B M S club will be held at the home of Mrs J W Johnson. All members of any department are expected.
The party featured a progressive game with keen rivalry as Superintendent Braham won first place and Mrs Braham second. Gifts included a French ivory brush holder for him and an ivory and cut glass bud holder for her. Roy Greenlee helped with serving and demonstrations of early pagan symbols.
Mrs Campbell hosted a session of the Guild of Episcopal ladies at the Campbell home one mile south of the city last Friday. It drew the largest attendance of the year and everyone enjoyed a two purse lunch served at the proper hour.
Professional trap shooter Mr Ward, world champion, visits Sidney as he plans a western tournament tour. The text lists scores from singles and doubles events with participants Teo Osborn A L Jorgenson D R Stansbury and others.
The Sidney Tennis Association of the Methodist church organized on Tuesday evening with a strong start. Officers elected include T Porter Bennett honorary president W J Braham president W F Karth vice president Harold Ells secretary treasurer. A membership committee was named with Liebendorfer Zimmer Planck Marquis. Membership fee fixed at 2 dollars for adults 1 dollar for juniors. The court is electric lighted and in first class condition. The association thanks generous supporters.
The church calls 2:20 Sunday school followed by a pastor led sermon. All are invited to worship. Tuesday evening an ice cream social at the Meir's hall benefits the church. Come and enjoy. Porter Bennett is the pastor.
Mrs. Clark Fuller and children arrived from Broadwater last Tuesday and are staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. BR. Jones until Saturday, as noted in local society greetings.
Mrs. J. B. Ragan returns to her home after a long winter sojourn in California. She and her friends are mutually glad of a greeting.
Sidney Council Knights of Columbus will initiate a class on Sunday May 22 Holy Communion will be received by all members and candidates during the 9 oclock high mass Degree work begins at 1 p m The first and second degrees will be given by the local council team Third degree by visiting team Afterward St Patrick s parish ladies will serve a banquet at St Patrick s auditorium Committee in charge promises a fine program Officers urge full attendance to make the day a grand council event.
An ice cream social to benefit the Methodist church will be held at Meirs hall in Lorenzo next Tuesday evening. All are invited to attend.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid held a well attended Wednesday Kensington luncheon and realized a substantial amount from the event's meal sales and donations.
Charles Semernd of the Knights of Columbus has been appointed as delegate to the state convention to be held in Lincoln Nebraska on May 2 44 26.
Eighth grade graduations for the county will take place next Wednesday. One speaker from each district will represent the class.
St Martha's Guild schedules a meeting with Mrs J J Parks on Friday May 27. Organizers urge a good turnout and emphasize attendance.
The Junior Senior party, hosted Thursday at the Union Pacific hotel, featured elaborate decorations in pink white blue and gold, a seven course menu, and a lively program. Toasts honored the classes with speakers including Cassie Nickum Frederick Zimmer Inez Sally Marjorie Kahl and Allen Chambers, with Marjorie Kahl delivering the Senior Class Prophecy read by Nora Straight.
Sidney eighth grade graduates held a contest in the high school assembly room on Thursday to choose who should represent the class at the commencement exercises.
A Thursday evening party honored Charlie Hogue on his birthday with a lively gathering of friends. Music games and festive spirits filled the night as guests lingered well past the hour.
A Friday picnic drew many student groups traveling to Krueger's for an all day event. Activities included fishing, baseball, dinner and more. Organizers called it a glorious day and all participants reported enjoying the outing.
The green lamp cord is not suitable for portable lamps as it is too flimsy and can cause trouble when hung on nails or dragged. Packing house cord is designed for portable use and should be used to carry a lamp when needed.
The Cheyenne county board met at the court house with all members present. Wm Earl Depue of Potter was appointed deputy sheriff and J W Billeter to deputy sheriff with license enforcement. A road petition to open two miles of road in sections 23 and 35-13-50 was approved. The surveyor was ordered to stake the route and keep it passable. The board adjourned to June 7.
Sextorp Mr and Mrs Ed Morrow and children shared Sunday dinner with Dan Heimer and Mrs and Mrs Tom Barnes and children.
County Agent Scott fully recovered and ready to field work. R E Holland, state leader, visited to review efforts and will tour western counties. Organized Agriculture picnic set for June 24 at Lodgepole, a major event anticipated with pleasure. Scott met Dye company near Sidney Draw, 25 miles west, with 112 attendees, planning a Farm Bureau meeting tonight. punch remark noted.
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