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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
2
Meadow Lawn items summarize a week of visits and small events. Mrs. John Seifer Sr and family joined Mike Jillson’s Sunday gathering while multiple neighbors hosted callers from Kreader and Morrow families. Attendees spread across Dalton, Kimball and Bayard with a circus trip to Sidney and a baseball accident to note.
Dalton G C Courtright of North Platte engaged in business in Dalton last week. A E Kennedy Carl Lessig Bert Jordan and J L Reel fished near Laramie bringing home trout. Dalton schools hired teachers for next year with Toof Fuller ton Armstrong Green Parsons Laing and Laing in various grades. High school commencement set for May 21 with county attorney Kepler delivering the address and Rev Hardin giving the Baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church. Western Public Service Co preparing to operate the electric light plant by June 1. Several Masons attended lodge in Sidney with officer election. Dr and Mrs Hedland rode to Denver and back for medical meetings. Dalton ball team beat Gurley 10 7 and will host Lodge Pole next Sunday at home.
The Junior play Welcome Home Jimmy drew a large audience and received strong audience approval. Seniors plan to stage their own play on Saturday night, promising continued community entertainment.
Ethel Adams returned home from Wolbach Nebraska where she had been visiting her sister and family. Mrs Ray Sheffield and Mrs Gus Sutter were county seat shoppers on Monday. Little Bobby Ray Sheffield spent Monday with Mr and Mrs M T Moore. Lou Kler was at the A D Hilliard ranch Monday to get a sister he pur chased. We had a nice rain last Monday night. Mr and Mrs Ray Sheffield and son ate supper at Gus Sutter's Monday. John Scott made a business trip to Crook on Tuesday. Gus Sutter and Ray Sheffield motor ed to Crook Tuesday. Harry Reeves and son Vernon went to A D Hilliard's Tuesday to get some hogs. Robert Nicholas was doing some surveying for Charles Brecht on Wednesday. The Willing Workers met with Mrs Bert Hilliard last Wednesday for an all day meeting. A nice crowd was present. The next meeting will be held on May 13 with Mrs Bernard Hill.
Arthur McKelvey visited Sterling on Wednesday after beet seed. M. ST. Moore family and Isabel McKelvey joined them in Sterling with C. P. Mortens on Tuesday. Ray Sheffield and Gus Sutter drove to Sidney for dental work. Mrs. Robert Nicholas spent Friday in Crook with Ellis Dunn. Margaret Sutter visited her home folks over the weekend. Ruth McCall stayed with Dan Beebe Friday night. Adolph Macik shopped in Crook Saturday. A cradle roll party drew a good crowd at the church Saturday afternoon. Lloyd Lehmkuhl and Fred Huzzard visited the Ramsey home Sunday. P. R. Bell and Ruth and Glen McCall hosted and Dan Beebe and family were entertained at A. D. Hilliard’s. Robert Nicholas and children visited Ellis Dunn Sunday. Frank White of Sterling is visiting O King. Advertise in The Telegraph.
Photographers invite riders to be photographed this year on their birthday at Phelps Studio under Taxi-Call 161, offering a commemorative portrait opportunity for eligible participants.
An advertisement seeks borrowers for two thousand or two thousand five hundred dollars on seed farm land at eight percent. Call BP Miles for details.
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