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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
2
Local notes recount a Tuesday weiner roast at the John Williams farm with cool weather and a pleasant turnout. Floyd and Ted Fleming returned from the east, the Walker and Spiker households hosted and visited, and many neighbors shared calls, meals, and outings across Lorenz o and Sterling areas including painting at the C B Q railroad structures and trips to Sidney and Denver.
Ross Brossard and John McDonnell called at Doc Parmore's and Ed Rogers homes Monday morning. Mrs. French and Billy visited Mrs. Reeves Monday afternoon. The pair also hauled sudan grass and cane Monday, reflecting rural chores and social calls in White Dove Valley.
Albert Ottjes transacted business in Sunol on Monday while Raymond Gentry called at the George Bonser home. Mrs. Gordon Diehl spent Monday with Mrs. Albert Ottjes and Tuesday with Mrs. Todd Gentry. George Bonser and family hosted T A Bonser at dinner. Bonser juror duty took him to Sterling Tuesday. Mrs. T A Bonser visited Sterling for dental work. Jim Vacik called at Ed Roth’s Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Bonser and Miss Mary Skrolle drove to Sedgwick to see Dr Davidson.
West Sidney residents Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz and children joined Mrs C L Walters and daughter for a Friday visit with Sterling friends. Fred Ocker and Miss Sophie Kragel saw a Sidney picture show Friday night. Dewitt Glassburn had an appendectomy at Taylor hospital a week earlier. H J Hammond did Sidney business Saturday afternoon. Mrs Alfred Springer and son visited the D P Els home Saturday. Art MedAfflan called at Arvin Livingston’s Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Rientz and children spent Sunday with Louie Scheer. Clifford Hammond and Mrs uim Johnson drove to Sidney Saturday afternoon.
A series of social visits across the Lingwall Sprenger and related families are recorded. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Lingwall with son, Mr and Mrs Anna Lingwall, Mr and Mrs H J Hammond and daughter Martha, Mrs Wilbur Glassburn and daughter Emeline, and many others visiting the Charles Sprenger home and local friends in Sidney Potter and surrounding areas. Activities note Sunday dinners, afternoon calls, and weekend visits with several households including Scheer Shaw Allman Lyngholm Livingston and others.
CATTLE and HOGS 2 extra good 6 yr old Shorthorn milk cows. 1 Jersey-Guernsey 4 yr. old, coming fresh in December, a good one. 1 Roan Heifer, coming 2 years old. 2 Summer Calves. 4 Head Shoats. 2 Brood Sows.
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