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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
8
Grand Prairie locals hosted and visited across many households. Notices include guests at W. T. Sharman, Albert Johnson and L. A. Pearson homes, and numerous Sunday dinners and suppers with families such as the Irwins, Robers, Kragels, Gades, Weltons, Theis, and Jorgensens. Events reference beet harvest, funerals, and church activities in Sidney and nearby towns.
Residents recount daily visits sales and social events in White Dove Valley. Families including the Brossards McDonnells and Merrills moved between Crook Sterling Sidney and Sterling for meals shopping and town errands while attending sales, box suppers and church events.
Carl Thomas called at Will Gade's on Monday. Lee Sivesind helps the Irwin boys with corn shucking tasks during the week.
Wm Tilghman, a Crook business visitor, called on Wednesday afternoon while B B Sharp’s schedule noted. The brief items mention Sharp’s activities and Tilghman’s engagement during the midweek period.
South Sunol residents visited the George Bonser home while C W Bonser and wife were guests. S F James and family stayed with Lewellen relatives returning early week. George Bonser and wife attended Crook business matters Monday. A large crowd attended the R G Simpson sale with the Kensington ladies serving lunch and clearing about 50 dollars. The Willing Workers met at Mrs Ed Brineys on Wednesday. Raymond Gentry and wife were Sidney visitors for dental work. Miss Hellyer Fairview teacher hosted a box supper and popularity contest with a large crowd. proceeds reached 24 dollars and Ruby Lewis won the contest.
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