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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
8
Gurley residents visit friends and neighbors, with notes on doctors seeing patients and a string of social activities. A farewell for Christian Eigenberg heads to Hastings, a turkey shoot by the gun club yields game, and bridge and 500 games center on local hosts.
Ruth, Ruby and Clarence Deaver attended a surprise party Saturday evening honoring Paul Rezanina. Carl Schmidt visited H. J. Elsen Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Laddie Koehler spent Monday evening with Emil Zalesky. Mr and Mrs W C Fastenow and son Raymond visited Sidney on Saturday. The new district No 97 schoolhouse is completed and moved in.
An advertisement urges readers with bladder irritation to try Cystex for rapid relief. It touts sleep disturbance symptoms and promises money back if there is no improvement, urging purchase at any drug store and use of the product today.
Grand Prairie and nearby communities share a busy week with visits and greetings. Ed Miles family joined James Irwin for Monday supper while Mildred Hart Ethel Irwin and Helen Rexroth stopped at the Taylor hospital in Sidney. Alfred Jorgensen and Fred Irwin hauled dressed turkeys to Bridgeport for NPV marketing association members.
A flurry of Friday to Monday visits and calls tied Sidney families together. Mrs Sam Irwin Priday hosted and guests included Mr and Mrs Willliam Taylor of Hampton NY and Lee Johnson. Numerous dinners, Sunday gatherings, and church attendance linked the Irwins, Johnsons, Gades, Frerichs, Wickards, and neighboring families, while John Deere building work drew help from Robert and Fred Irwin. Local shoppers from Grand Prairie joined the social mix, with many pairs and extended kin sharing meals and short visits throughout the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sprenger and family hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Pete Howe. Harlan Carper works at the Frank Hand farm south of Sidney. Clifford Hammond visited the H J Hammond home Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Arvin Livingston and their son shopped in Sidney Thursday. Frank Klentz and Arthur Vogel drove to Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs Pete Howe visited the Charles Sprenger home Thursday afternoon.
Advertises a free law booklet for identifying young people induced to sign promissory notes for business college tuition. Provides address for J. B. Haynes at 521 Sunderland Building, Omaha, to obtain the regulation.
Mr and Mrs W E Chambers shopped in Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hammond spent Thursday at the Reincka home. Charles and Asred Sprenger hauled coal from Sidney Thursday. C S Chambers shopped and visited in Sidney Monday. Clifford Hammond called at AM Andersons Monday. The Mutual Improvement club meets with Mrs H J Hammond on Thursday November 21. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
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