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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
10
Rev POP Bennett to be guest of honor at an oyster supper and entertainment hosted by Sidney Lodge No. 91. Event details and schedule appear unclear but indicate a weekly Monday evening gathering at their hall. Margarine brand Oak Grove Oleam mentioned as a suggested product.
Mrs Isaac Jones and daughter reached Sidney midweek braving bad roads. Fred Wetzel and Frank Goodwin cited similar conditions for travel. Several others visited Sidney Friday and Saturday while winter weather affected mail delivery and daily life. A large northeastern New Year crowd attended a social at the Ghossburn home. The column ends with a quotation on courage by James Lane Allen.
Dr W M Kimpston dentist Nebr office in Neu Bauer Building advertised an expert battery man in charge of the battery department at Ever Ready Battery Station in Sidney Nebraska with emphasis on skilled service.
Christmas season arrives with cheery thoughts and the spirit of giving. Choose gifts in gold, silver, china, glass, ivory, leather and more to show thoughtfulness. Select early while stock is complete.
Nice weather follows the storm. Mrs Jesse Lambert and children Miss Madge Fitzgerald and Miss Gertrude Carpenter spent Saturday at the Wickstrom home. Mr and Mrs Harry Matthewson were in the W Matthewson home Monday afternoon. Tete Nelson, Andy Brett and George Reetz were in Potter Monday on business. Smil Carlson visited Potter Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Matthewson called on the Nelson home Sunday evening. Duncan and Lewis Brett were in Potter Friday. Mrs Lambert and children with sister Miss Carpenter spent Thursday afternoon at the Prince home. Many locals visited Potter Monday. Miss Madge Fitzgerald resigned her Dist 13 school and returned to Kearney for health reasons. Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom and sons were in Potter Monday. Mrs Prince and daughter visited Pete Nelson Sunday afternoon.
Alfred Honever, Hans Smith and Ed Ison Madden were in the vicinity looking for horses this week. Mrs Pete Howe returned from Town Friday morning and reports a good time. A heavy snow fell this week, good for winter wheat, and the mail delivery was delayed to Wednesday due to the storm. Pete Howe and C G Lawrence visited Sidney Thursday. they had to shovel most of the way. Roll and Pitts left Thursday for Omaha to work with his intended. Mrs E Mose returned from a two week visit north of Potter. EF M Rose and son Lester drove to Potter Saturday. Oren Pitts joined supper at the Rose home Saturday evening. Miss Viola Close and Oren Pitts spent
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