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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
2
Mrs Charles Walker and Mrs Har vid Spiker and children called on Mrs Ziner Fulton. Numerous calls and visits fill a Lorenzo area week with family dinners churchgoing trips to Dix and Sidney, and kinship on birthdays. Cattle trade and woodworking noted among local families.
Ed Roth and son Dale were Crook callers Monday in South Sunol. R EB Hooker of Denver visited the Charles Miller home Monday. Frank Mitchell and wife attended to business matters and had dinner at the Tom Bonser home.
The Meadow Lawn group enjoyed their Thursday gathering with Mrs Charles Mayer hosting. Local residents including Ed Morrow and Emma visited the Kreader home, others made calls and visits across town including the Hagemeister and Neaman households, with multiple Sunday callers and bridge port trips noted.
Alvin Mann made a business trip to Bridgeport Thursday. Mr and Mrs W B Schlotfeld and family spent Sunday evening at the Reinhold Miller home. Mr and Mrs Wolick and sons, Mr and Mrs John Peterson and son, Mr and Mrs Jake Mayer and Mr and Mrs Elmer Mayer and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Charles Mayer. Frank Weigand has returned from a several months visit at Petersburg Neb and his health seems improved.
Mr and Mrs C A Larson and family and W A Nelson were in Kimball on business. A charivari honored Mr and Mrs Joe Carlson at the Hazlitt home. J W Bertramson visited Frank Peetz home and John Rasmussen helped Phillip Nelson with dehorning cows. Farmers Union met at J H Madden home with a good crowd. visitors included Mr and Mrs Willey, Mr and Mrs Busenbark and Professor Nielsen of Sidney. L K Nelson visited J W Bertramson. W A Nelson hosted visitors Friday. Guests at the Birsmansons included F C Harris, E M Nelson, and C P Dybdahl. James Willeford spent Sunday with Rodney Bertamson. a Bertamson gathering at the Luettman home. Carl Larson’s visitors included Dale Hubbard and Glen Willeford. E M Nelson and children were dinner guests at J P Dybdahl’s in Peetz. H A Lockhart and family visited W A Nelson. Many from the community attended Farmers Day in Kimball last Wednesday. Mrs Bert Gibbons visited C P Herboldsheimer Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Lambert and family spent Saturday evening at the Jerome Kafka home. Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher and son Jimmy called at the Arlo Fisher home Thursday. Mrs Esther Carlson recuperating after operation at St Luke s hospital in Denver. Farmers Union held local meeting at Harvey Fisher s Friday. Revival meetings ongoing at Corner school house by two evangelical ministers. Arlo Fisher and son Harlan shopped in Dix. Elmer Hicks sale drew many from the vicinity.
Marilda Oscar and Elmer Moench along with Jerome Sofka Roy and Robert Nelson attended the Potter show Thursday evening. Mrs Clarence Strandberg visited Mrs Arlo Fisher Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Moench and daughters Irma and Hilda returned Friday from an extended eastern visit. Peter Nelson and family and Billy Smith were Sunday dinner guests of the Arlo Fishers.
Mrs Guy Shoemaker returned to Tie Siding after visiting Potter relatives. Sidney shoppers included Mr and Mrs Louis Olson and Mrs G Shoemaker. Nels Thurston and family left for Texas for the winter. Chris Andersons visit Kimball relatives. Hawkins builds a 32 by 34 frame machine shed. Damm and daughter Nellie shopped in Sidney. Earl Tolle helped his father haul hogs to market. Mrs Garrit of Denver stays with John Connelly. Art Borcher family visited C S Andersons. Mary Nelson and Andrew Andersons accompanied by Mrs Anderson visited C S Andersons.
Mrs Ella Dunn returned to Grundy Center Iowa after summer with Crook friends. Lions met. Mrs George Taylor and son Bobby visited Mrs Walter Bristow. M T Moore made a Crook trip. Mrs Bristow called on Taylor. Mr and Mrs Fred McKelvey and son of Denver dined with Milo Moore. Football team went to Peetz, Crook won 19 to 0. Mrs Dick Sutter and Miss Margaret Sutter shopped Crook. Gilbert Woolen and Lavern Hilliard hauled beers for Milo Moore. Mr and Mrs Heying went to Sterling for dental work. A D Hilliard received word of a serious illness.
Brother in law at Gilter A. D. left for Giltmer Thursday evening but Mr. Talbot had passed away when he ar rive. The Father and Son banquet was held at the Loizeaux hotel last Thurs day evening Pete Pederson attended the American Legion program at Sterling Armistice Mrs. Effie A. Erwin came last Sun day morning for a visi with her daugh ter, Mrs. Bert Hilliard. Mrs. Erwin's home is at Willowbrook, Calif. Mr. and Mrs Sam Polick, Mr and Mrs. Dick Sutter and children and Miss Margaret Sutter drove to Sidney Sun day and visited with relatives Miss Margaret remained in Sidney for the time being. Homer Sheppard and Miss Marme Eldrige called on Lavern Hilliard Sun The Presbyterian Circle will hold its annual bazaar on Thursday, December 1, at the Presbyterian church. A tea Try a Telegraph Wanted for results.
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