21 May 1910
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
1
A long column of local notes recounts visits, travels, and happenings around Sidney and Lodgepole. P H Barret toured toward Cheyenne while Chris Weyerts buys a Ford and Henry Snyder vacations from Sidney Mercantile.
Mrs L G Simon of Sidney travels to Cincinnati with National Federation of Women’s Clubs delegates and officers. She serves as District Vice President of the State Federation and holds ongoing state offices and committee work. Her leadership in Sidney club is praised for parliamentary practice and steady service.
Wallace Oosterhoudt has completed a large modern residence on the north side with hard wood and waxed floors, baths, electric lights, water heating, a reading room, and a two story veranda. The west side houses a private residence while the east offers seventeen furnished bedrooms and baths to rent by day or month with on call bus service and first class guest service.
Last Friday evening a Mother’s meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Shoemaker. music included Martha Greenlee instrumental solo and vocal duets by Mrs. Pate with Mrs. FB Ahrens and Miss Fleming with Miss Diextra. Prof Pate spoke on motherhood and fatherhood. audience praised his talk and a light lunch was served. A free will offering funded a drinking fountain.
The Julesburg team plays Sidney at home this Sunday at 2 30 PM. Fans are urged to attend and cheer as Sidney builds a rising reputation that Julesburg aims to uphold.
The Ladies' Guild at the rectory held its weekly gathering last Friday drawing twenty seven members and visitors.
Local retailer touts exclusive rights to Stetson hats and Wilson Brothers underwear, highlighting brand prominence and specialty apparel offerings in its storefront display and marketing materials.
Sidney defeats Kimball 9 to 4 in the season opener on the local grounds. Mayor Ziebert pitched the first ball and Attorney W. P. Miles homered, while Kimball pitcher Jim Rodman kept the visitors close before Sidney’s seven players scoring in the seventh inning turned the tide amid a large out of town crowd. The two teams plan a return game in Kimball on the 29th.
Mr. Charles H. Lloyd and Miss L Ada White of Denver wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev Zinnecker officiating. The couple, accompanied by Mr Lee C Kurtz and Miss Lillie E Greiner, will tour Europe after leaving Denver May 19 and planning to visit England and France. In Sidney, on May 16, Bessie Viola Cox wed Henry William Erdwin at the home of J H Cox with Rev Henry Zinnecker officiating. Erdwin, a homestead worker near Peets Colorado, marries Cox to share life and labor on the frontier.
R A Barlow reports Nebraska Bankers Association Group Five meeting held May 12 at North Platte. Delegates were conveyed in autos to Col Cody's ranch where they were hosted by Mrs Cody and her daughter. Speeches featured wit and suggestions. Next gathering planned for Broken Bow with H Lontax of Custer County National Bank as president.
The May 8 service on the Ministry of Woman at Center Church drew a full house. Rev Zinneck er praised mothers and handed out white carnations to each attendee, marking Sidney's first formal observance of the custom and inspiring reverence for mothers.
The Maccabee Ladies held a lodge luncheon Thursday evening after business and presented a Past Commander pin to the beloved officer Mrs Lizzie Tobin for tireless work. Guests included Mrs John Boyer from the North Platte lodge and Mrs Cunningham from a Grand Island lodge. A delightful evening followed.
The Knight Campbell Music Co announces introductory prices for over 30 piano makes with a strong guarantee and a 40 year Nebraska presence. Catalogs and ordering details offered by mail from Denver Department A. Also mentions Oberfelder Clothing and Elison phonograph attachments with promotional offers.
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