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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1923

Page

3

Local Social Notes From White Cove Valley Area

Mr and Mrs 7 E McDonnell and Mrs Margaret McDonnell of Crook visited Sterling on Monday. Mrs Raymond Pope has been ill this week. D R Gross went to Sidney on Tuesday. A Crook resident from Kearney looked after his crop interests. The Gross boys are farming the old Gentry place this year. Mrs Bernard Hill and Sybil visited Mrs Roy English Friday afternoon. Owen and Zelma Hostettler shopped in Crook Friday. Mrs English visited Mrs Nickolas Monday. Mrs H G Feis and two children from Bladen Neb came Friday to visit her parents and sister in Sidney. Raymond Pope works on beer dumps. Mrs Ellis Frakes and children and others from near Sidney dined with J E McDonnell and family Sunday. Music and a general good time followed. Those present included Dan Bebes, John Speakers, Clarence Bebes, B R Bells, Sam Doolicks, Joe Hecker, Gus Sutters, Ray Sheffield, Gladys and Dick Sutter, and the Hilliard family.

Beatrice Platte County Ray Duff Sargent Fort Crook Ak-Sar-Ben Nebraska Congregational Conference Lincoln Omaha North Loup Callaway Ed Steurs Sioux City Odell Sig Haugdah Wisconsin Ak-SarBen Ite Exchange Geneva Gardner First Presbyterian Church Hastings Adams Velma Inez Clark Nebraska State Teachers’ Association Omaha Auditorium John L. Bouchar United States Prague Wilber Washington, D. C Yeggs Denton Lancaster County Gage County Virginia T. J. Gist Falls City Gold Star Mothers of Nebraska Grand Island Nebraska American Legion State Michael Swarts Sidney Swartz Cheyenne County C. D. C. Jewitt Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co Federal Court E. McDonnell Gon Margaret McDonnell Crook Sterling Raymond Pope D. R. Gross Fred Gentry Kearney Gross Bernard Hill Sybil Roy English Owen Zelma Hostettler Dan Beebe John Speaker Clarence Beebe B. R. Bell Sam Doolick Joe Hecker Gus Sutter Ray Sheffield Gladys Dick Sutter Hilliard

Local Notices Of Visits And A Newborn In The Community

Ickes News notes Miss Gladys Hodges weekend in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs C E Osborn and Lor etta and Ruth visited Cress Guill. I E Guineau and Clara Osborn spent Sunday with E E Osborn. Esther Anderson and Jne Davison called at Frank White's. Weed and Worth called on Mrs 8S W Eckert. Harold Opal and Fay Bovee visited Emma and Paul Morrow. Al Morrow and family called on Mrs J Frandsen in Dalton. J W Sprague of West Plains called on John Davidson. R R Bovee welcomed a ten pound boy Wednesday. Ed Mayer, John Peterson and families visited Mayer home. Elmer Jacobson N Jacobson and Mildred of Potter visited Elmer Mayer. Mrs Herbert Johnson of Potter visiting the Bovee home.

Gladys Hodges Sidney C. E. Osborn Loretta Ruth Cress Guill I. E. Guineau E. E. Osborn Esther Anderson Jne Davidson Frank White Weed Worth W. Eckert Harold, Opal Fay Bovee Emma Paul Morrow al Morrow J. Frandsen Dalton J. W. Sprague West Plains Colo John Davidson R. R. Bovee Ed Mayer John Peterson Charles Mayer Elmer Jacobson N. Jacobson D Dughter Mildred Potter Elmer Mayer Herbert Johnson Bovee

Community Notes From Crook District Run In Week

Spring Canyon Russell Beebe was in Crook Monday. Harold Sharp was quite sick Sunday and Monday. Ray Sheffield helped Bert Hilliard shock cane Monday. Jesse Mooon and family called at A D Hilliard's Monday evening. John Helbusch left Wednesday for eastern Nebraska to attend his mother's serious illness. Dan Beebe motored to Sterling Thursday, returning Friday with a new Dodge car. The 14th birthday party for Lavern Hilliard drew about 40 neighbors with a abundant dinner and a dance at Joe Shute's granary Saturday night.

Russell Beebe Crook Harold Sharp Ray Sheffield Bert Hilliard Jesse Mooon A. D. Hilliard John Helbusch Milo Moore Sterling Ellis Dunn Nebraska Carl Summers Baby Frank Dubray Gus Sutter Proctor Burdette Sharp Lon Stahl Scott McShannon John Speaker Sam Polick Guss Sutter Bert Hillard Gladys Sutter Sidney John Hansen J F. McKelvey Arthur McKelvey Harriet Jane Mary Molten Ed Hickerson Jesse Moone Bernard Hill Sibyl Robert Nicholas Ruth McCall Bterling Agnes Sutter Bill Sutter Maxine Beebe Margaret Sutter Mra Ed Binney Divide Joe Shute Granery A. D. Hilliard’s Hilliard Lavern

Social notes from Dalton and nearby towns

Center Mr and Mrs O E Osborn left for Ft Collins and Greeley after visiting relatives. I B Bancroft family dined at Mary Halston home. Mrs John Groshens and Doris Netherland stayed at W S Scott home. J W Wike hosted his brother and wife with nephew and wife. Harvest Festival attendance in Dalton. L W Dierks moved to Dalton. W Scott and John Groshens dined at H E Netherland home. George Young family and mother-in-law left for Johnston Nebraska. J C Guill family left for Council Bluffs Iowa. C G Scott Cash Scott George Vogler and Joe Shaker visited S W Scott. Dalton and Lorenzo played ball. score 14 to 2 Dalton. Mr and Mrs J R Birdwell and J H Birdwell dined at L A Bancroft home. BE E Osborn and daughter Marian and Harry Moran motored to Sidney. Wm Edwards and companion also noted.

O. E. Osborn E. E Osborn L. E. Gineau Ft. Collins and Greeley Dalton L. W. Dierks W. Scott John Groshens H. E. Netherland George Young Johnston Nebraska J. C. Guill Council Bluffs C. G. Scott Cash Scott George Vogler Joe Shaker S. W L. A. Bancroft BE. E. Osborn Marian Harry Moran Sidney Wm. Edwards

Wedding Trip and Local Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Pete Henke and baby traveled to Paxton Wednesday for a niece's wedding returning Thursday Center Ladies Aid met with Mrs HLBE Netherland had fair attendance Next meeting will be with Mrs John Groshers Oct 10 Mrs Dick Seimers had dinner at L S Bancroft home Mrs L S Bancroft is ill with grippe Mr and Mrs A W Jobe and baby visited Albert Linton Sunday evening HW Netherland and baby visited J M Netherland Sunday John Groshens and Fred Bertell families visited Sunday at Bertells.

Pete Henke Babe Paxton Center Ladies Aid Hlbe NetherLand John Groshers Dick Seimers L. S. Bancroft A. W. Jobe Albert Linton HW. E. Netherland J. M. Netherland John Groshens Fred Bertells A. D. Rose J. J. Fitch

Oberfelder's Offers Fixtures and Showcases at Low Cost

Dr D M E Pettibena announces dental office location above Larses Music Store. Oberfelder's is offering fixtures and showcases at less than cost, highlighting bargain prices for shop fittings and displays.

de. M. E. Pettibena Larses Oberfelder’s

Birthplace of Napoleon Corsica’s Place in Med Sea

Corsica lies in the Mediterranean about 50 miles from Italy and 100 miles from France, eight miles from Sardinia. The island covers 3386 square miles and belongs to France.

Napoleon Corsica Mediterranean Sea Italy France Sardinia

The Ancient Grudge Lets Off The Grudge To Fade Away

A reflective note urges dropping a grudge and forgetting where it was lost. The piece warns that marking the spot tempts a return to pick it up again, advocating release and memory loss to move on.

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Nebraska News White Cove Valley Ellis Frakes Oren Loudy Mrs. Klein J. E. McDonnell Ickes News Spring Canyon Livoni & Son City Loans the Telegraph Kratz Abstract Company Stuht-Hink Bldg C. M. Wright Hyatt First Avenue East Earl Metz Rush U.S Albaugh Tire Shop Sidney, Nebraska
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