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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
11
Mrs Ed Roth hosted a Monday afternoon with Mrs Gordon Diehl while callers, visits, and errands marked a week in the Sunol area. Local families, including Bonser, Skrdle, and Holmes, circulated to homes, meetings, and errands as illness and travel touched daily life.
A Sunol round of small-town happenings lists Carey Wilt as a business caller, Mrs J B Ruttner shopping in Sidney, Mr and Mrs Pierce visiting Sunol, and calves belonging to Tom Hubbell straying from Weyerts. Several residents travel to Trenton Nebr, Roscoe, and other nearby towns, with a merry-go-round set up on school grounds and Frank Hornicek repainting the barber shop. Local residents plan windmill work to irrigate town property.
Local residents share meals and visits across households from Hern Bloom to Rathbun. Kin and friends travel to Grand Island and Kansas while birthdays, showers, and new babies color a week of neighborly activity in Potter area. Winds sweep through, Sidney trips, and new Hudson car noted.
Mr and Mrs August Schmidt visit Boelus Nebraska with relatives and friends. The Ladies Aid meet in the base- area of the community gathering.
Spring Canyons M T Moore went to Crook on Monday while farmers began hauling beers last Monday. Harold Petrae patrolled roads on Tuesday. Mrs Milo Moore visited her mother Mrs J F McKelvey Tuesday afternoon. Choir practice at the Presbyterian church occurred last Tuesday. Mrs Earl Krueger and Mrs John Hansen with two children visited relatives nearby. J J Fowler Rawleigh retailer made quarterly calls this week. Keesecker began a foundation on a Denrado farm northwest of Crook to build a house and garage. H G Wellensick builds a double garage on his farm. Mrs Sam Polick and others visited Dick Sutter and Bert Hilliard on Wednesday. Willie Sutter hauled oats to Crook this week. Kensington met at church last Thursday afternoon with over 50 ladies. Hostesses listed. A fine lunch served. The P T A held its second meeting last Friday at the gym with a membership contest and supper for the losing side. Milo Moore lost his best horse last Sunday. Veterinarian Dr Ayrs from Sterling was called Saturday. George Orrie and Arvil Rogers traveled to Sterling Saturday night for medical help for Arvil’s blood poisoning. Mr and Mrs Carl Summers and daughter dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Signs Sunday.
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