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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
14
Sidney fans urged to fill the stands as the Sidney ball team hosts Chappell next Sunday in a clash with high stakes. The last game was swift and interesting and the outcome may hinge on grandstand support and crowd energy.
FOR SALE Good used Kimball piano and stool 175.00 R B L Jackson FOR SALE OR RENT Rooming house of 14 rooms furnished MRS GEORGE HOWER 306 B Street PIANO FOR SALE NEAR SIDNEY AT A GREAT SACRIFICE This is high grade instrument which for quick disposal we will turn over to a reliable party for cash or on easy payments If interested write for full particulars to THE DENVER MUSIC CO Denver Colorado FOR SALE CHEAP On easy terms two good work mates 6 years old two good mares 2 yra old four year Hing colts COL V F KUCERA TO TRADE Second hand 18 36 Avery tractor for second hand Ford touring or some other car in good shape See ANDERSON-HART-PARK CO or write Backlund Munson Co Burlington Colorado
A British scientist uses a vibrating Jens photograph to measure lightning timing. The analysis yields one nineteenth of a second for the photographed flash based on multiple image frames and the vibrator’s rate. The result applies only to that specific flash.
A compact look at humanity’s urge to trace origins from man and language to vast mechanisms and eras. The piece notes fascination across ages and references figures like Darwin and the Encyclopaedia Britannica as sources of early explanations, ending with a nod to Homer Joseph Dodge.
Mrs C M Andrews leaves Thursday for Gandy en route to Omaha and Lincoln to attend her niece's wedding. She will remain in Lincoln for several weeks.
Jack Heavrin traveled from Omaha after attending his father's funeral. The father had been ill for some time and Jack had visited recently. Mrs. Heavrin stayed to assist first and returned Monday with him.
Mr and Mrs BE Hyde of Lincoln remain guests of their son and his wife Attorney and Mrs E Tu Hyde. Their visit is being prolonged as the salubrious climate of this section makes a real hit with them.
F. M. Wooldridge has resigned as trustee of Jones Bros. Furniture, to pursue other business ventures in view. The resignation takes effect on May 31.
Good news says Effie Miss Effie Larson is improving in a Cheyenne hospital where she will remain for weeks. She escaped a near death after trouble with an affected tooth.
Mrs R P Kepler leaves today for Toledo Iowa to witness Kenneth Keplers graduation from Toledo high school. After the ceremony she will visit relatives and friends there before going to Zanesville Wisconsin to see her parents.
The report on school exhibit premiums is amended to include Helen Rezanina of District 26 who received first premium for a bungalow apron and Tempest Hill of Bunker Hill who earned second premium. Both schools have performed well this year.
Five horses described as one black, one small bay, two large bay work horses, and a two year old colt. Notify M. H. Vower, Sidney, Rte A.
Epicopals Rev Ives Mrs Grace King and Miss Phyliss Corbett joined Bishop Beecher in Scottsbluff for the district convocation of the Episcopal church this week. The party, who were in Sidney on churchly missions earlier, may return today.
W. W. Heineman headed Friday for Omaha to lead the advertising department of Oliver Chilled Plow Company. Mrs. Heineman and the two sons will join relatives in Potter until the home is ready, marking another loss to local social and business circles.
Francis Herbert arrived home Wednesday evening after attending the state convention of the Knights of Columbus where he served as a delegate and helped secure the 1923 convention for Sidney. Dr. Donahoe will be away several days, having gone to Omaha to visit his elderly parents.
Mrs Margaret Leeman, a Sidney pioneer, died in a Cheyenne hospital Thursday morning. She will be buried today from St Patrick's church. A fuller obituary will run next week.
Nutrition Specialist Miss Florence Atwood of the University Extension spoke at Sidney schools Monday morning and afternoon sessions, and at the Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon. She also visited several other schools with Miss Pope, county Red Cross nurse, assisting.
Mr and Mrs Dan Root came down last Sunday from Cheyenne to visit Mrs Root’s parents Mr and Mrs M A Shipman. Mr Root returned to his Union Pacific work while Marjorie remained to spend the last week of school with Ming Cultra and attend school events.
Mr. and Mrs. Matteson returned Monday from a trip eastward. He attended Grand Lodge of the United Commercial Travellers at Kearney, where he serves as Grand Councillor. They also visited Hastings. He manages the Advance Rumley distributing station and notes improved crop conditions in his territory.
A license to wed was issued on May 28 to George Martin Harms of Scottsbluff and Johanna F. Jurgens of Gurley. The returns on the marriage have not been made.
The Rev. A. Corbett will celebrate Holy Eucharist next Sunday at 8:00 a.m. He will lead morning prayer at 11:00 a.m. and conduct christian doctrine instruction afterward.
Jack Benedict begins a new field assignment for McDonald Motor Sales Company, covering the northern county. He brings thorough local knowledge and aims to perform strongly in this expanded role.
Relatives report Mrs George Davis is in a Rochester hospital undergoing examinations with a serious condition and several trying days ahead.
A lively crowds gathered in town Saturday with shoppers buying freely. The overall mood improved as the season advances and delayed crops show daily improvement.
The Willam Walsh farm house nine miles west of Sidney was destroyed by fire on Thursday of last week during the noon hour as Mr. Walsh prepared his noonday meal. Mrs. Walsh was in California.
Dalton will furnish electric service for the Interurban Line, which is being laid this week. The line serves several farm homes as it expands, running one mile west of Dalton and then back a mile, enabling service to more farms than a direct south route.
Trouble improves for P. C. G. Nelson of Dalton after a spring loss of pigs. The issue was a lung trouble he contracted, now controlled, with no epidemic likely. He was in the city Friday to report the situation.
Will Pearson, employed at the Huh ler Garage, is hospitalized in Cheyenne after eye surgery to remove a piece of steel. The injury was serious but doctors hope the eye can be saved.
Deputy Sheriff B. J. Wilson of Logan county Colorado was fatally shot last Monday night during a raid on two men in a barber shop for illicit liquor sales. A gun battle occurred with witnesses present. Wilson lingered six hours before dying as tensions in the area remained high.
Mr and Mrs Carl Jones and Mrs Ed Ahrens and daughter Joan returned from a week long auto trip to Denver. Cathryn Jones remained to visit her grandmother and aunt.
Mrs Van Gorder and her husband and their young son Bobbie arrived in Portland Oregon after a ten day drive from Carbon county Wyoming where they were storm bound. They report no misfortunes during the journey and that they were ten days on the road excluding the snowbound delay.
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