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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
9
In Maple Grove Mrs Nels Johnson and daughter with Mrs W T Sharman traveled to Lodge Pole and others called at local homes. Miss Walsh finished teaching in district 39 and plans a Lehman canons picnic. A large afternoon gathering followed a ninth grade graduation in Sidney with many local residents attending. Various visits spanned the week with friends at Miles, Workman, Irwin, Wallace, and Johnson households.
West Sidney residents including F. H. Kragel of Mapleton arrive Monday to visit sister Mrs. L Scheer and family. Several local calls and visits occur at the Scheer and Hammond homes. Dorothy Sprenger’s seventh birthday party with nine guests is reported.
Local representative of the New York Life company at residence 1128 13th Ave. Telephone 566LJ appears in the tf Resulta Telegraph Want Ads.
East Huntsman Louis Miller was a Sunday guest at the Ed Brockelsby home. Neighbors and relatives, including the Spearows, Engellands, Andersons, and Niemanns, visited, shopped, and attended picnics and a bridge party. Louis Miller attended a Sidney high school commencement. multiple home visits and a birthday surprise were noted.
Mrs. John George and Mrs. A J Petre visited H J Elsen on Tuesday afternoon. Joe Deaver called on George Deaver Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and children left Thursday for two weeks in the east and South Dakota. Harvey George will tend the place. Mr Jensen of Kimball shod sheep for H J Elsen on Monday. Mr and Mrs A J Petre of Crook visited John George Sunday evening. The prize winner call club met at George Deaver home. George Deaver and family visited John Cortney home Sunday.
Claus Engelland and A. K. Anderson loaded a carload of hogs at Huntsman Tuesday. Charles Lessman is a new member on the 14F telephone line. Mrs. Ed Lipke and Mrs. Clyde Kinton visited with Mrs. Emma Ely Thursday. Harry Sparks sold a load of hogs at Sidney Thursday. A large number from this vicinity attended the Sidney high school commencement exercises Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Miller and family left Friday for eastern part of the state to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Spiker Friday. A surprise birthday party for Herman Blanke featured progressive 500 with prizes to Mrs. Andrew Nelson and John Sorge. Midnight lunch followed. The Taylors left Saturday for the eastern part of the state and plan to move to Oregon in fall. Mrs. Lester Gibson closed a successful term of school with baskets for a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kinton and family, Mrs. W. A. Sparks, Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Paul Sparks shopped in Sidney Friday. Mrs. L. M. Sterling stayed with her daughter in law’s family several days. Mr. Hanson of Fremont has handled Huntsman Farmers Union elevator books. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schnuelle left Thursday for Kearney to visit relatives. Mr Wilson is caring for their place while gone.
A large group of neighbors and friends gathered Saturday evening at the Henry Yowell home for a birthday surprise party honoring Mrs. Yowell. The event featured Progressive 500 with prizes won by Mrs. Elmer Choan and Mrs. Henry Yowell, and gentlemen honors going to Elmer Choan and Elmer Hughes.
Community in Sunny Side records multiple calls visits and visits between neighbors and relatives. Names include Morris Hernbloom H C Schmale Wickard Omel Bertha Wise Wassum Roberts Theis Johnson Welton and Persinger. Activities feature calls visits Sunday dinners and Shoppers days with several households noted. If you have something to sell Telegraph Want ad.
Estate sale offers 320 acres well improved land all under cultivation adjoining Gurley in Cheyenne County at 75.00 per acre and 160 acres one mile from Gurley unimproved mostly cultivated at 50.00. Described land ideal for wheat and general farming. Write or call for details.
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