Sunol Notes on Local Visits and Incidents
Sunol reports Miss Leal Booth of Julesburg visiting with home folks Sunday. Misses Francis spend their enforced vacation with parents at Beatrice Nebraska. Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs J O C Newton escaped serious injury after a fall onto scissors, cut on head but not serious. Patty of Chappell in town Monday. Influenza deaths reported low there, only two. Lloyd Powell returned from Bur Juston to visit his brother and contemplates moving his steam plowing outfit there.
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Bur- Juston
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1918
Notice of sheriff sale issued by the Cheyenne County District Court to satisfy a judgment against Anna B Cross and others. Real estate described as all of the South Mag’ 5314 in Session Seventeen Township Fifteen North Range Forty seven West, to be sold December 2, 1918 at the court house steps in Sidney for cash to cover $87,260.15 plus costs. Sheriff Jo Sup ton signs the notice dated October 30, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Hoom. Grimes
Anna BC Cross
Bob Jones
Harry T. Niekirk
Annie B Cross
Augusta Brooker
Cheyenne County
Court Treuse
Sidney
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate of Will
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court orders notice for probate of William Couch will filed Oct 29 1918. Hearing set for November 26 1918 at 10 AM before County Judge P Chambers. Publication in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing.
Notice to Creditors of James Mitchell Estate Nebr County Court
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County issues a notice to creditors of the estate of James Mitchell deceased. The county court in Sidney will convene November 15 1918 at 2 pm and February 24 1919 at 2 pm to examine claims for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from November 22 1918 and debts paid within one year from November 15 1918. Witness dated October 28 1918.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
James Mitchell
Sidney
Said
Notice to creditors in estate of Frederick A Gapen Deceased
The county court at Sidney will sit February 15 1919 to examine all claims against the estate for adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from November 15 1918 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witnessed by County Court with seal October 21 1918. c PF CHAMBERS
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Frederick A. Gapen
Sidney
A. D
Said
Reads for spring work and new school building occupancy
The item notes readings for spring work and the new school building occupancy when school resumes, mentions Mr Booth Mrs Booth and daughter Pam Allington plus Leah Booth of Julesburg. It lists various local visitors and Sunday gatherings at Booths and Walter Craig's with multiple names and coal deliveries.
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Will Bey
James Booth
Pam Allington
Opallington
Leah Booth
Julesburg
Floyd Powell
George Booth
Chappell
Mons Johnson
Walter Craig
Grandma Valstadt
Grande Demers
Fenske
Buck Springs
Duesday
Eunice DeBouth
EO Adlington
Joe Ruttner
Walker
Alvin Bale
Lodgepyle
Sunol
JC. Newton
Art Dodrill
Demers & Son Puesday
Local Family Visits and Neighborhood News
Pathfinder District 101 Mro and Mrs Ernest Langley hosted Sunday guests at the Livingston home. Edo Howe and daughter Beatrice dined with the Cuddefford family. Mrs Jo Farrell of Kimball visited her mother, Sarah J. Ladies Thos Ho. Ladies took her back to Kimball by car. Mr Jensen was seen gathering horses in the neighborhood Monday. Ernest Langley and Ernest Rather with a team bought horses. Mrs Ida Howe and daughter Beatrice were Tuesday visitors at the Sprenger home. Mrs Pete Howe helped Mrs Ida Howe with the house Wednesday. Mrs Pete Blowe, Mrs Frank Klentz and daughter Helen dined with Mrs Lingwall and daughter Anna. Ernest Langley, Ernest Rutherford and Ed Howe drove cattle to Sidney today. Peter Tlowe, Ed Howe and OL Davis went to Sidney on business Sunday. Mrs J F M Rose returned home Saturday from work worth of Potter. Co Davis left for his home in Belgrade, Nebraska Saturday. Mrs Fritz Krengel is on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs Chambers and children dined at the Fd Howe home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Langley and family were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Edilowe home. Republic, United States, Goodyear and Empire Tires and tubes for sale at Osborn's Garage. Job Work Neatly and Promptly Done at This Office.
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Ernest Langley
Livingstom
Edo Howe
Beatrice
Cuddefford
Jo Farrell
Kimball
Sarah J
Jensen
Ernest Lanwles
Ernest Rather
Ida Howe
Sprenger
Pete Howe
Led Howe
Pete Blowe
Frank Klentz
Helen
Lingwall
Anna Ernest Langley
Ernest Ruther
Ed Howe
Sidney
Peter Tlowe
OL Davis
Jf M Rose
Oo Davis
Belgrade
Nebriaska
Fritz Krengle
Chambers
Fd Howe
Edilowe
Guardian to Sell Minor's 2-15 Interest in Cheyenne Estate
Mary E Jones as Guardian for Harriett Ann Jones the minor heir of Samuel J Jones will sell to the highest bidder for cash the 2- Fifteenths interest in the NW Quarter Section 2 Township 16 North Range 47 Cheyenne County Nebraska at 10 a m Saturday November 30 1918 at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska The sale opens at ten and closes at eleven o'clock a m on that day Dated Sidney Nebraska November 13 1918 Mary E Jones guardian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary FE. Jones
Harriett Ann Jones
Samuel VP Jones
Samuel J Jones
HH. M Grimes
District Court
Sidney
Order of hearing on petition for administrator
In the county court the matter of the estate of Evert Flag hagg deceased. Charity M Flagg petitions for administration to Robt A Barlow. Hearing set for December 9 1918 at 10 am. Notice to interested parties via The Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Mary Couch
James C. Couch
Ben Couch
Charles Couch
William Couch
James Couch
Mary Eden
Hassie Kokiolu
William ¢ Couch
Barlow
the Telegraph
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Evert
Lhagg
M Flagg
Robt. A. Barlow
the ‘Telegraph
Tuls. (Seal) Co
P. Chambers
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Supton
Sheriff
Pathfinder’’ Dist
Republic
United States
Goodyear and Empire
Osborn
Mary E Jones
Brandegee
Kincaid Clothes
Vicinity
U. S
Brandegee-Kincaid
Barke
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