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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
1
Local notes report a steady county with many visitors and trades. F H Hendrickson and C E Dugan travel, brokers and foremen relocate crews, and businesses in Sidney Alliance Kimball Brockport Potter and Chappell exchange visits. A rainstorm brings heavy soil soaking and grain benefit while public notices cover land and appointments.
The Belle M. Stoutenborough club hosted a social evening at the Mooney home on Military Avenue with German and American decor and a chatty, cheerful mood. A Sidney junior orchestra performed and guests enjoyed piano duets and a recitation, with about forty attendees including non members. President Miss Bordwell declined another year, and weather notes mention early spring conditions and grain growth. Call on Kruse Broad for a refreshing porter.
Charles M Mayer of Ickes and Miss Sucie Elter of Sidney married Sunday at North Platte and plan to reside at Ickes. The groom is son of ranchman Jacob Mayer and the bride daughter of William Elter formerly of Bridgeport now in Reedley California. Mina Ester, a popular county teacher, is expected to bring the same diligence to married life. The Telegraph offers best wishes for the couple. Mrs Roscoe Zimmer visited North Platte last week. Porter on draught at Kruse Bros.
Sidney High School celebrates Chiyton Radcliffe winning first in the State Debate at Lincoln last Friday among eleven schools. The note covers upcoming Alliance baseball trip, a banquet for basketball teams and faculty, a junior night at the Osborne home, final exams schedule, and graduating exercises set for May 28 with a mock presidential nominating convention to follow.
Miss Myrtle Lyon married Cheater Cree in a small May 5 1909 ceremony at the Lyon residence with Rev J H Waterman officiating. Attendants included relatives and friends as the couple planned a brief honeymoon and home setup on K Street near 10th with Cree Brow n furniture firm soon to open. Train timetable notes from Burlington reflect local line changes and new trains ahead of schedule.
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