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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1927
Page
4
A busy week in Sidney includes residents traveling to Denver Lincoln Cheyenne and Sterling for business visits and family occasions. Multiple travelers return home from Lincoln Denver and Ovid while a new baby girl arrives to Rev and Mrs W P Peters.
Carl Olson Miss Mabel Holcomb and Mrs Newton Holcomb and Geraldine left early in the week for Plainville and WaKeeney to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs T W Britton with Nyle and Adair arrived in Sidney Sunday moving into 702 5th avenue west. Britton from Trenton Nebr is district deputy for Modern Woodmen of America and he praised Sidney Country club for the warm reception that convinced him to make Sidney his permanent headquarters.
St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal church will meet Thursday afternoon at the rectory instead of Friday. A card party at St Patrick's auditorium last Friday evening drew a goodly crowd with five hundred and bridge games. First prizes included a sack of potatoes and five gallons of oil, while consolation prizes covered coffee and other goodies. A similar card party is planned for Thursday night November 10 with turkeys as prizes and refreshments served afterward.
Delegates at the Whiteway highway association annual convention in St Paul Nebraska endorsed a bee line route from Omaha to western Nebraska. The plan claims a cost saving of 2,250,009 compared to other routes and includes thirteen towns and cities represented at the meeting.
The city undertakes a permanent first class installation along Second street from First Avenue East to First Avenue West. Workers set standards on both sides and dig conduit trenches for wiring to form a new white way. The project aims to enhance the city's street lighting system.
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