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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
14
A flurry of neighborhood activities fills the week from Armistice day program attendance in Sidney to supper visits and Sunday dinners. Mrs. Beyer and family, the Borchers, Gross, and Rohde households figure among daily calls. A turkey shoot, road work north of Bronson, and travels to Sidney are noted, plus a fatal auto crash near North Platte.
A series of local notes record residents aiding farm work and community tasks during the week. M J Halslander drilled a new well for his brother last Wednesday. Families from Krueger Cortney Deaver and Wendte areas engaged in harvests visits and gatherings.
Elmer Hughes and family returning from a trip east were struck by a car driving east on Saturday. Elmer suffered bruises while his mother broke an arm. Mrs Hughes and the children had only minor injuries and are improving. Mrs Frank Kinton is seriously ill with flu. Mr Greenfield, employed by Mr Steele, received the sad news.
Spring Canyon EM Adams and Mrs. Gus Sutter hauled a load of turkeys and chickens to Sterling last Monday. County seat shoppers included Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hilliard and Lois Louise on Monday. Crook school closed two weeks due to scarlet fever. M. T. Moore and Arthur McKelvey did a business trip to Sterling on Wednesday. Ed Binney hosted a 17th birthday surprise for son Earl last Wednesday night with a fine time and lunch. Dan Beebe traveled to Cocol a Neb. to attend his brother in law’s funeral. Gus Sutter and Willie visited Sidney Thursday, calling at the John Hansen home and seeing The Covered Wagon. Roy Crable went to Crook Thursday to see Dr. Sprecher. Ray nursing a felon this week. Walter Appledorn, Harris Grocery Co. traveler, dined with A. D. Hilliard on Thursday. LP. R. Bell sold cattle to Elmer Henry and delivered them last Friday.
Little Agnes Beebe is sick with scarlet fever. The Crook area reports a well attended Covered Wagon show in Sidney last Friday with 26 people from near Crook. Various locals travel for visits and social events including trips to Sterling and Bridgeport. The Crook Presbyterian church is closed due to scarlet fever. An ad offers a high grade piano for sale with payment options via Hospe Co Scottsbluff Nebraska.
J L Tewell thanks Cheyenne County voters for support at the polls in his district judge candidacy. He commits to continuing to merit the backing as in the past.
W. H. Wiker, a registered optometrist, announces the opening of a modern optical parlor at the L. Moxon Jewelry Store in western Nebraska. He invites old friends and new customers to visit and receive eye care services.
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