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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
14
South Divide residents share visits and gatherings with kin and neighbors. Henry Yowell and family host Lenora Yowell. Hiett family hosts Halloween for Elaine Hiett. Mrs Payzant entertains H H C. J W Brothers and family host at J P Fisher home. Haase family visits from North Platte. Ellen Emick attends Scottsbluff teachers Institute. Robertson plans winter in Lyons Nebraska. roads hindered travel but events proceed.
Teachers who attended the association at Scottsbluff returned Saturday evening. Elmer Gade, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. August Gade, had an acute appendicitis attack Thursday and was operated on in Sidney by Dr. Taylor. He is recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and family and Lee Johnson visited W. W. Craig's Sunday afternoon. Mrs. A. R. Tremain returned from Beatrice and Lincoln after a two week stay. Fenske and Booth are buying many snapped corn to feed cattle and hogs. Mrs. Herman spent Saturday at her home in Hemingford, returning Sunday evening. Mr. Brox reports rough roads between here and Lodge Pole. Despite muddy roads, Sunday school and church attendance was good. Prof. Webb had dinner at Lehmkuhlg Sunday. Mr. Keihl moved his family to the farm Monday. Miss Beecher, Mrs. Herman and Miss Jenik called on Mrs. Emil Englert Monday evening. Albert Hormieck and Bert Allington were Sidney visitors Tuesday.
Ickes News reports John Dawson and Art Dirks drove about 50 head of cattle from Rad cliff ranch to the Dirk farm on Wednesday and Thursday. The Slinch family moved from the McNulty farm Monday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyers expect to move to the farm soon. Several locals shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs 8 W Eckert. Dennis Walsh toured Dalton Sunday to inspect roads for wheat hauling as conditions improve with drying. Others spent evenings in Dalton andquared visits with neighbors including the Walsh and Kreader homes.
The Builders Class of the Methodist church will hold a bake sale on Saturday November 10 at Central Market at 2 00 p m. Proceeds support church activities.
Dr. F A Barger removed tonsils for Sigurd Clark last Thursday. Misa Opha Brestel visited at her parental home in Chappell Sunday. Grain shipments from Cheyenne county this fall are very light. Agent W J Shoemaker reports on shipments. G P Kratz leaves Monday for Lincoln to join his wife visiting her parents. they will stay two weeks. Birth announced for Jacqueline Lorraine, seven pounds, to Mr and Mrs Edgar M Hedges of Rawlings Wyoming formerly Sidney. Donald Bassett visits from Cheyenne where he managed the Chocolate Shop for Corbett Ice Cream. Shoemaker notes 649 carloads of hogs shipped from Sidney in ten months, mostly to Verden Packing in California. some to Omaha, Kansas City and Denver. Dr Roche buys a new radio receiving set to install at home. Mrs B A Jones of Portland presents Sidney library with twenty volumes of Messages and Papers of Our Presidents in memory of her late husband. J W Johnson receives Cong Simmons letter naming Henry Blome for postmaster at Dalton. Blome is a Republican and former sheriff candidate. There were five applicants. Postmaster Lane is current incumbent.
Lodge Pole notes a string of local social visits and travels. Dr Martin and family spent Thursday with G W Brox and wife while A B Persinger and wife proceed to Tuscaloosa for tonsil removal. Various residents return from trips and visit neighbors across Sidney Chappell Orcutt Den ver Overton Co Sunol and southern states.
Sextor notes good weather brings farmers to pick corn and attend community events. Families including Rev and Mrs Pruitt and son Homer Fisher and family join supper at Charney Johnson home. Farmers Union District 13 meeting draws a large crowd with a strong program. Additional social calls and business visits occur in Potter and Bloomfield areas.
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