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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
13
Grand Prairie residents and neighbors make trips to Sidney and Sundon for shopping and visits. Local farming updates include sowing rye, calf sales, and wheat hauling to Colton. Multiple social visits occur among the Irwin, Jorgensen, Tremain, Beebe, and Holm families with gatherings at homes and dinners.
Potter residents and visitors are noted this week with travels to Seattle and Sidney. Mrs. Roy Francis and son Rodger visited friends and head toward a new home in Seattle while Mrs. John Seyfang and Minnie shopped in Cheyenne. Neils Christensen of Manitoba visits his mother and brothers. Supt. and Mrs Calloway host Mrs Calloway’s mother from Ft Collins. Joe Keough of Denver renews friendships. Mabel McCabe leaves for Sydney for a position with Frank Schroeder home. Mrs. R I MacAdams hosts Bridge club. out of town guests include Mrs. R V Francia of Seattle and Misa Eva Miles of Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. C A Larnon detained in Wolbach due to their son’s illness. A closing out sale at Oberfelder’s invites quick purchases.
Residents traveled to Sidney Tuesday and Thursday visiting friends and family. A Farmers Union meeting drew many locals and orders were placed with the State Exchange. Social events included dances at Gene Weed’s and numerous family gatherings through the weekend and Sunday dinners at multiple homes.
North Divide and Sidney residents report regular activities including church services, family visits, and farming tasks. Elmer Hughes lost a cow in Friday night lightning during a storm while Ed Selmorine and sons harvested ten acres of potatoes with good yields. Farmers continue digging spuds in favorable weather as families visit, ride, and assist with harvest.
A carnival is announced for Kunker Hill school house on Friday evening October 26th. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy events and activities at the community gathering.
A large crowd attended the J. TE. Tirdwell sale Monday with strong demand and good sales throughout. Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft traveled to Sidney Tuesday for dinner at the Mary Halston home. The Scott and Birdwell families shared visits and meals at various local homes, and FR. W. Baker arrived from Laurel Nebraska for an extended visit with his daughter.
Freeze. Mrs Art Draper and children traveled Saturday to Council Bluffs Iowa to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Otho Campbell and family had dinner Sunday at the Joe Jensen home.
Miss Laura Kitts leaves for the National American Auxiliary in San Francisco. Several residents attend to health matters and gatherings, with dinners, birthdays, and visits noted. Homesteaders Homer Wheeler and Curtis Broun head to Medicine Bow, Wyoming, and others plan travel or hosting duties as Rev. Dillon assumes the pulpit.
IL R Barlow, W T Tate, Mrs R Miller and Oliver Tyson were Sidney visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C J Smith and Mrs F Eya Anderson were Chappell visitors Tuesday.
Women will enjoy the photoplay starring Marion Davies as the subtle plots unfold in the comedy drama When Knighthood was in Flower. The piece hints at wit and romantic intrigue with men silenced in key scenes. One show at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at U. S. A.
The U S A Theatre hosts Ladies Night on October 24 offering one free admission with a paid adult. Dorothy Phillips stars in The White Frontier with Canadian scenery and a screening noted as 40 well. Don’t miss the welcome treat.
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