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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
8
Local families from Bunker Hill and nearby areas visited relatives Tuesday through Sunday. Notable events include weddings, bazaar attendance at the academy, a head injury requiring nine stitches, turkey shoot participation, and a large six o’clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Rhode with many guests and an ecards evening. School dismissed for two days as teachers attended Alliance convention.
Mr and Mrs Herman Schubarth and daughters spent Sunday at Art Obendorfer s. Art Brandenberg is doing carpenter work at the Helmer home south of Dotter. Anna Schavartz spent Sunday with her parents near Gurley.
Antelope Divide reports a winter move by Frank Hazlett and family to Potter, a birth news of Edson Madden’s ten pound boy, Edson’s good health, visits by Carl Larson and Jim Johnson, Jim McEndeffer as a local business entrant, cattle on Struble ranch, Ruth and Jewis Nelson joining the local school, Art Nelson and radio interest, Chris Nelson feeding a carload of Hereford steers, and Local No. 608 meeting scheduled at J W Bertamson home on November 13.
Sunday outings with the Ben Couch boys and Andersons included skating with Roy breaking through ice into two feet of water. Schools opened after a three day vacation while teachers attended Alliance for a convention. Mrs McClergan, cousin of Mrs Wm McMillan, mourns her husband’s sudden death. B H H club sewed with Mrs Wilson. next quilting meet with Mrs A Boyes on Nov 20 at 10 30. John Turner visited his wife at Kilmer home. Mrs A S Kilmer and baby discharged from hospital. Ed Cortney called at the C S Anderson home. Farmers Union Co operative board met Friday afternoon. Friends of Mr and Mrs Wm Bundy visited Saturday evening to wish many years of happiness.
Sunny Side notes E A Johnson has been ill for a week. Theis siblings hosted a Thursday party for local youths. Weigers and families visited, Glen Wise hosted Sunday dinner in Lodge Pole, and Helping Hand club ladies hosted a large party at Wayne Forney’s with over forty attendees.
West Sidney parties including Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger and their son Mr and Mrs John Lingwall and their son and Mrs Christena Sprenger left by auto to visit relatives in Beloit Kansas. Mr F H Kragel and Mrs Kragel headed to Kansas City Thursday night to seek medical advice. Miss Violet Cradb is staying with the Hi J Hammond residence due to health issues.
A sequence of social updates records visits and calls among Sprenger and Glassburn families and friends. Alvin Sprenger, Alfred Sprenger, and Charles Sprenger with relatives from Des Moines to Akron travel or host in Sterling, Sidney, and nearby homes, with chores and care exchanges noted throughout the week.
Sextorp Homer Fisher and family were Sunday guests at the George Reetz home. Charles Johnson was a business caller in Dalton Saturday morning and noted muddy roads. Pete Nelson and family spent Sunday at the Arlo Fisher home. George Gunderson Jr of Potter helps Chris Crowell pick corn. Wm Sheets helped Sam Wickstrom repair his windmill Tuesday. Henry Moench shopped in Potter Saturday. H B Fisher hauled hogs to Sidney Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson and child ran Friday to Dewey Matthew’s. Mable Nickerson is on the sick list. Betty Fisher is rapidly recovering from scarlet fever.
A brief notice invites residents to celebrate by getting a birthday portrait at Phelps Studio this year. The offer highlights studio service and the photographer's venue as a festive, personal milestone option.
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