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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
2
Pleasant View notes a Walther league social at the Ben Hilpert home with a large crowd. Many local families host Sunday dinners and visit friends across Mangels, Skarka, Morrow, Larson, Schliching, and surrounding farms as residents travel to Sidney, Kimball, Chappell, and Wyoming for events and errands.
Henry Kahler lost a valuable horse last week. Supt Nelson of Sidney visited the different schools Thursday. John Neff and father of Colorado visited with Howard Neff and family last week. Carolyn Volkman was a Sunday guest of Esther Bruns. Lloyd Bauer played with Arthur Volkman Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Frerichs and others left for Canistota South Carolina to consult a doctor about their health. Edith Volkman stays with Mrs Frank Smith while Mr Smith works in Torrington Wyoming. Otto Rahe and family motored to Gurley to see Mrs Rahe in hospital. Mr and Mrs Louis Bauer and Mr and Mrs J W Buttrick of Ogallala visited relatives Sunday. Mr Buttrick and Mr Bauer left Monday. Mrs Bauer and Mrs Buttrick stayed longer. Willie Dykman spent Sunday with Ivan Bauer. Dick Volkman Fred Bauer and Abbe Bruns families attended the aluminum demonstration at Harry Thompsons Sunday night. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs J W Buttrick of Ogallala and Mr and Mrs Carl
The note reports the Schuler family at home with a newborn and caregiving by Grandma Schuler. Visits include William Brestel and Williard Edwards from Chappell at the W. C. Brestel home, and Mrs Walter C Brestel and son Stanley visiting relatives north of Lodge Pole. Edward Stevens stayed with his ill mother. Royal Neighbor lodge in Gurley held a well attended meeting and voted to hold an afternoon meeting on the fourth Tuesday each month.
Mr and Mrs J C Guill and family Mrs E E Osborn Reinmuth and daughters Mr and Mrs Earl Young and Vern Ankeny were among Sidney shoppers Saturday. Ruth Osborn spent the weekend in Sidney with cousin Mildred Nielsen. Martin Christofferson and family and George Fisher and family drove to Scottsbluff Sunday. E E Osborn and children were dinner guests of W F Osborn in Dalton. A Jenson and daughter Marjorie and Thur Salsburg left for Lyons to visit relatives. George Young and children drove to Holyoke Colorado to spend the day with relatives.
West Sidney residents Mrs E H Howe and nephew Norman Trobaugh join Mr and Mrs Roscoe Madden and Mrs Roy Hull of Brule visiting Wilbur Glassburn. Roy Hull from Brule visiting Glassburn parents C A and Mrs Glassburn. Anna Reineka and son shopped in Sidney. Elmer Degener and A R Vogel visited. Scheer family hosted by Louis Scheer. Eileen Livingston stayed with Emeline Glassburn. James Cox called in Sidney. Lingwall and Dolf Edwards visited Alfred Sprengers. Sprengers' family welcomed guests Friday evening.
Orrin Webster and Darrel Bancroft attended the Pittsburgh Nebraska game in Lincoln on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rose left for a Black Hills trip and Sundance, Wyo. Mrs. A H Draper and sons Harold and Clifford head to Council Bluffs for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Linton of Lincoln visit Albert Linton family. A surprise social for Rev. and Mrs. Sargent at the church Friday night entertained all. Mrs. Largent read humor pieces and gifts were given.
Denver residents Mr. and Mrs. William Brieting Mrs. Shapiro and Don Hansen visited Edgar Anderson home while transacting business Friday. Mrs. Emil Cords spent Sunday with friends at Ogallala. R. A. Babcock left for a week at Beulah fish hatchery, Wyoming. Mrs. W. A. Johnson spent Sunday with friends at Gurley. William Hage- is referenced in the record.
Meister sold out his lumber yard interest at Albin Wye. Visitors include Mr and Mrs A J Hannibal of Scottsbluff with Mrs K Hansen. County Commissioner Joe Nelson and family tour eastern state in their new Packard. Boyd family moves into Fred Beetz house. Emil Nelson relocates to new property. Postmistress Bartlett and Mrs L V Slocumb journey east. Sheriff Nelson of Sidney assists on state business. First school literary program planned for next Monday. American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday at Mrs Clarence Johnson home with officer elections.
Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and family visited Walter Greenwalt on Tuesday. Doris Thurston attended school on Wednesday. Fred Beyer and Iva Beyer hosted a Altar Society supper last Thursday. Henry Rohde called on Frank Beyer Tuesday. Frank Beyer family spent Sunday with Herbert Storgen burg. County Superintendent Gertude Nelson visited Bunker Hill school. Al Gorenson family Rose Heine Sylvia Bayne Nels and Clyde Nelson joined visitors at Fred Beyer home Sunday. John Engel family visited Art Border home. Moll and son Herbert left Tuesday for South Dakota to consult a physician.
Mr and Mrs P J Beyer and son Andrew spent Wednesday evening at F A Beyer's in a quiet family gathering noted by local residents.
A high grade apartment size piano slightly used offered for sale with guarantee. Cash or easy terms. For details contact Knight Campbell Music Co., Scottsbluff, Nebraska. December 13, 14.
An ad promoting Cystex claims to relieve bladder irritation and related symptoms within 48 hours. It urges trying the product at drug stores with a money back promise if no quick improvement, priced at 60 cents.
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