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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
4
Local residents with ties to Kimball Denver Morrill Oshkosh Sterling Perry Crook and Denver areas gather in Sidney and nearby towns for Memorial Day events visits and regional outings. Notables include Mrs J H Mahr Mrs Bert Allington and Judge J L Tewell along with numerous trips to Dalton Morrill and Bayard.
Lillie Morrison of Kimball visited friends in Sidney on Saturday. L O Reed, long hospitalized in South Dakota, returned home last week. A Walsmith of Denver and Mr and Mrs Donald Bassett of Sidney drove to Dalton Saturday night to attend the dance.
The Sidney De Molay chapter will go to Oshkosh next Friday to officiate at a meeting of that town's chapter. Mr. and Mrs. Garter Dunaway of Denver are visiting Sidney at the home of Mrs. Dunaway's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bentley. Mrs. J. H. Brinkhouse and son Binky returned to Denver after a few days with the C. M. Livoni family in Sidney. Orin Chesebro of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is in Sidney visiting his parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunter and daughter Ann of Denver are visiting the Bassett families. Mr. Hunter is an advertising specialist. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Otten of Cheyenne and Harriett Jones, recently a University of Wyoming student, were in Sidney yesterday. Mrs. J. C. Miles and children of South Sund were visitors last Thursday. Miles left Saturday for North Platte to visit the Braham home.
Miss Mable Perry and Mrs. E B Young depart by auto for Kearney and eastern Nebraska towns for two weeks of vacationing and visiting. Attorney F A Prince of Grand Island was in Sidney en route home after handling the Miles Margott case in Bridgeport. The Wordens, Klein, and Armstrong motor to Crook Colorado to attend a rodeo at the Perry Balentine ranch. Pot ter visitors Carl Kuehler Tressa Stormberg and George Stormberg shop in the city. Stormberg also visited The Telegraph office. Short of the Palace barber shop is in Rochester Minnesota for a stomach operation and recovery. B Hine of the Nebraska Colorado Grain Co returns from a northern state trip, noting excellent crop conditions. Lingwalt family plan to return to Sterling after visiting Mrs. Lingwalt's sister. L L Donahoe family to Omaha and Creston Iowa by auto for ten days. Ray Maley attends Oshkosh baseball game as official scorer for locality. D R Thomas returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota improved. A J Jorgenson and wife expected home from Omaha and Council Bluffs after visits. he traveled to Omaha from Alliance for bankers meeting.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church plan a limeade service Thursday at noon in the church basement with the public invited.
A Denver to Sidney passenger train No 304 derailed near Brush Colorado early Sunday causing arrival eight hours late as all routes ran behind schedule. Local society notes include visits by Mrs Emmna Lhrinkhouse and Mrs Herman Trinan to Brush for high school commencement, plans for Ms Grabill and her mother to Stromberg Nebraska, and Garden City fire destroying a newspaper plant in which L Bausenbark is involved. The Hazlewood boys of Laramie and guests Mr Davis Belvidere Nebraska and Homer Beebe orchestra will perform at Hardy's hall midweek after a recent Omaha tour.
Mr and Mrs H F Freytag travel with their niece Bernadette Freytag and Miss Mabel Wilson from Chester on a motor trip to Hot Springs South Dakota The gentleman plans to return later in the week while the women stay longer Miss Freytag has been a Sidney schools teacher for two years.
Oscar Fisher, long time employee at Liberty State Bank, has resigned. On Tuesday he will join the bookkeeping department of the American Bank, marking a transition between local financial institutions.
Hugh Barnhart and his daughter with Mrs. J. A. Barnhart of Cheyenne are visiting Sidney at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Jessen. The Barnharts were early Cheyenne county settlers who lived in the area for many years.
Don Howard Wayne Binning Clif ford Waite Richard Kepler Pete Ol son Curtis Joliff and Bernard Mur phy were among the Sidney young people at the Dalton Saturday night dance. Grabill's popular orchestra provided the music.
Mrs Martha Till principal of a Tuscan Arizona school is due in Sidney Wednesday for a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A K Greenlee. Mrs Hill and her sister Miss Catherine Greenlee teachers in Seattle will depart around June 20 for New York City then sail to Europe for summer vacation.
Porter Oil company opened a new filling station at the corner of West Lincoln highway and West Second avenue on Saturday drawing many patrons. The station, a Shell gas distributor and Porter oils dealer, offered a quart of Porter Oil with every five gallons bought, and was described as one of the best equipped in the city.
The Nebraska Legionnaire lists Kimball residents Dr and Mrs T R Alden and Mr and Mrs R Monteen as attending the legion convention in Paris. Other listed locals include Mr and Mrs Leslie Laughtin Cerine Dr and Mrs Lewis Flay Scottsbluff Helen Weatherwax Lodge Pole Henry Huber Scottsbluff and Vernice LaSelle Chappell. They expect to sail about early September.
Dusy Dozen guests joined Mrs. W F Krueger for a Friday picnic at Krueger's Iake. Jolly Dozen met Monday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Golden Kratz with dinner at the Country club and bridge at the Kratz home. Dutch Treat met Saturday with luncheon at the Country club and bridge at Mrs J A Bentley's home. prizes went to Mrs S C Durkee and Mrs G R Brill. Guests included Mrs G R Brill and her guest Mrs A M Lendrum, Mrs A E Phelps and guest Mrs Elder of Denver, plus Mrs Golden Kratz and Mrs 8 C Durkee.
Mrs J L Tewell hosted a lavender themed one o clock luncheon at the Country Club on Thursday in honor of Mrs A M Lendrum of Philadelphia, sister of Mrs G R Brill. Bridge was played in the afternoon with Mrs Z C McNish winning high score and the guest prize awarded to the honoree.
Mrs G R Brill presided as host at a light luncheon and bridge gathering. The event took place at the Coun, drawing a small group of friends for an afternoon of cards and conversation.
Friday afternoon gathering for Mrs. A M Lendrum of Philadelphia featured pink tulip decor. Mrs C Durkee won high, Mrs E J Hyde second. Lendrum received a guest prize. Surprise party hosted by Mrs Wilda Trerkland for Mrs Frances Kline 75th birthday drew many neighbors and old residents. A fine lunch followed the cheerful group.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Zimmerman and sons Carl Albert and Walter from Crook neighborhood visited Friday and called at The Telegraph office in town.
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The Grabill Hat Shoppe will close mornings during June. It will be open every afternoon and all day Saturday.
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