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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
8
A long list of social visits fills a week in the South Divide area. Mr and Mrs C A Foster and Mr and Mrs E Harlan with Pauline and Mrs M M Crewnson were dinner guests at the Harlan home. Numerous calls and dinners followed at Nelson, Johnson, Dimick, Fleming, Warrick, and other local households, with trips to Denver and Sterling noted.
Mrs. E A Johnson and Evelyn shopped in Sidney Tuesday afternoon. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Glen Wise in Lodge Pole Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Tighe returned home from the eastern part of the state Saturday. Mrs. Kord Dykman visited Mrs. H C Schmale Tuesday while the men went to the hog special in Sidney. Mrs. Mike Sanders returned home from Waco Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hernbloom left Friday to visit relatives in Lusk Wyoming. Mrs. Marek spent last week with sister Mrs. Huffaker. Mike Sanders and sons visited the L Omel home Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Herman Wait relocate to Lodge Pole from Gurley to settle there. Leo Jacobson sells the Standard Oil filling station and takes a truck job. The Rowans plan a Denver and Kansas visit after leaving Gurley. Local residents visited and shopped, church activities abound with the Methodist Ladies aid electing officers and planning fund raising. A busy week includes choir practice, visits, a birthday dinner, a firemen’s dance raising funds for the department, and the birth of a baby boy with Dr Larson overseeing care.
Victor McCracken drove cattle to the G E Henry home. Mrs John McCumber and Mrs Tom Kendrick were Crook shoppers. Frank Kokes Jr. was a business caller at the Albert Otties home. A distant relative from Oklahoma arrived. A blizzard struck Tuesday. L L Gentry of Mc Lain Chevrolet called on George Bowser. Mrs Charles Redden and sons visited Mrs T A Bonser. Mr and Mrs T A Bonser spent Wednesday at H E Bonser, cementing a cellar. Fred Stake repaired a telephone line. Mrs P C Avery was on the sick list. The James family Crook visited Wednesday. Mrs Ed Binney visited. Maywood visitors stayed with HE Bowser. County surveyor mapped sections 26, establishing corners.
Visitors and neighbors joined the Bonser household including Sophine visitors and Jame CM veers at the Jacob S oae teme. A Friday event at George’s featured entertainment by Kensington ladies in Crook. A Saturday shower at James Lynch home celebrated Raymond and his bride with gifts and a lunch. Several local families attended, including Ed Roth and wife with kin from Sedgwick and Haxtun, Rev L L Holmes, and more, as Sunday guests.
Mrs Walter Brestel hosted a surprise birthday gathering Thursday evening for her husband. Guests arrived unawares and the night featured card games followed by a lunch prepared by the host. Also, Mrs Joseph Vogler is recovering at home from a serious illness, and Claude Hardin is ill with pneumonia at his home in Dalton.
Mrs Ernest Nelson of the ten area was confined by illness. The Rebekah benstion visited the home of Mrs J H Fester with Mrs Elmer Mayer as hostess. The afternoon was devoted to aunts. Mr and Mrs A E Kennedy of Sidney attended Sunday dinner with Grace Woolsey and family. Master Stanley Brestel stayed with his grandparents in Chapell to mid next week. Lutheran Ladies aid met at Mrs H A Fecht’s home. Mrs Eugene Weed is ill at home. Mrs Roger Brennan also mentioned.
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