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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
2
Sunol residents report visits to Sidney and Gurley, with trips to Colby Denver and routines amid a rainy week. The senior class held exams with three scholarships awarded, a large crowd attended commencement, and the Sunol school closed with a picnic.
Mrs. Ed Miles and children visited Mrs. W T Sharman on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson called on Ed Miles Tuesday evening. Oscar Johnson spent Thursday afternoon at F A Johnsons. Mrs H P Cortney called at Nels Johnsons Saturday morning.
Local families including the Waddells and Johnsons gathered at Nels Johnson's and Art Roberts' for picnics and dinners over the week. Dozens shared meals with relatives in Sidney and district No. 2, with multiple visits to hospitals, schools, and church services. The Farmers Union postponed its meeting to May 31 at T. G. Waddell's.
Ed Binney and family attended Crook high school graduation exercises midweek. George Bonser and wife dined with Rev A B Shepherd. Todd Gentry called on well tools at the Bonser home. Mrs S F James attended a school program and later graduation for son Glenn. Decoration services planned at Christian cemetery May 27. Maude Haden of Maywood visited last week. C W Bonser family dined with L E Davis. Mrs Charles Redden and Robert Ernest returned to Sterling. Cloudburst hit South Sundl territory Saturday afternoon. E N Roth and Ralph Gentry were stranded near Sunol due to deep water and spent the night with friends. Albert Otties hauled hogs to Crook.
G W Bonser and his wife were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of S F James, sharing a brief social call and cordial conversation.
Ed Sizemore seeks Dr Nichols sanitarium treatment in Savannah Mo for facial growth. North Herdon school closes with a picnic. Miss Hemmer to return next year. Farmers local dance draws crowd. John Connelly Jr to return from hospital after appendix op. Bundy and Palmer hurt at picnic ball game. Edith Connelly and others shop in Sidney. Dewey Mathewson visits C S Anderson farm. Olson couple shop in Sidney. Asa Couch visits Earl Tolle farm. Stanley Vizina and wife to Cheyenne home.
The Presbyterian Circle plans a bake sale at Leonard's store on Saturday May 2. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
Sudden lines outages plagued the vicinity earlier in the week. North Side School graduates include Arthur Bruns Raymond Bruns Sylvia Japp and Lloyd Gentry as part of the Crook class graduation Monday evening. Local residents O A Stewart Dick Brown EN Roth visited Richard Franss home and J R Brown hosted a Wednesday North Side Club gathering.
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