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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
7
Mr and Mrs O L Miller and family were visitors at the C B Kinton home Sunday. Several families hosted dinners and visits across local homes including the Engellands Niemans and Kinton family. O L Miller attended sales near Gurley and visited relatives in Sidney and Denver. Members of the N P B club met at the Miller home and various residents attended parties, church events, and hog sales in Sidney.
Mr and Mrs John Theis hosted guests Monday at the Ray Rexroth home. Gothenburg residents Mr and Mrs Block visited with Block sons John and Henry. Mrs Walter Wassum called on Hubbell and Thomas. Dinner guests at E A Johnson included Harold Hernbloom Ethel and Dorothy Theis Harold and Bertha Omel and Ralph Talish. E A Wickard returned from Denver Friday night. Mrs H G Schmale spent time with her sister Mrs Dykman. Dale Huffaker spent Saturday at Sterling. E A Wickard Mrs Taylor Omel and John Omel were Sunday dinner guests at the John Theis home. Mrs Walter Wassum attended club.
Pleasant View items list numerous visits and calls throughout the week. Names include Frank Mueller Henry Lueders Albert Schlicting J E Morrow Ben Hilpert Walter Wittrock J H Hinck Gertrude Leona Gemeinhardt Dan Heimer Art Brandens burg and others. Several trips to Sidney Potter West Point Scottsbluff Cheyenne Shenandoah and Westcliffe are noted along with family gatherings and dinners.
Cole and Mrs Hincks sister Mrs Wittrock host. Miss Leona Gemeinhardt visits sister Mrs Mueller this week. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and Miss Bertha Larson dinner guests at J E Morrow home on Sunday.
South Colton residents and visiting families share weekend gatherings and calls at various homes. Notable names include W C Fastenow, Raymond, George Deaver, Clem mons, Louise, Hester Deaver, Anna Zimmerman, Walter, Mildred Witters, Margaret Messing, Ruby Deaver, Marie Koester, H J Elsen, Tony Meick, L Halslander, John George, Louis George, Charles, Laddie Koehler, Emil Zalesky, Mrs L H Ross, and the Peetz Woman's Club. Community events include a prize winning calf club meeting at the Elsen home and a dance at Wal-Bur hall.
Monday evening visits included George Deaver home with Mrs. John George Mrs. L. H. Ross and son Richard and Louis George. Henry Nelson of Sidney called on H J Elsen Monday. The Lessmans shopped in Sidney Saturday. D R Thomas and daughter Maxine of Sidney and John Fastenow and son Adair visited W C Fastenow Sunday. Ruth Deaver spent Sunday with Olivia and Ethel Deaver.
Mr and Mrs George Niemann were guests at the Ed Lipke home Friday. Mrs Paw Sparks and children drove to Minatare Saturday to spend Sunday with Mr Sparks and Mrs Sparks parents. Mr and Mrs Wade Sterling left Friday for Denver for business and pleasure. Mr and Mrs Ed Brockelsby were supper guests at the Ed Wolverton home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A L Cruise are having their house remodeled this week. Elmer Hughes and Ed Brockelsby helped Ed Wolverton pick potatoes.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler and family left Friday for North Platte and returned Sunday. The North Sidney club meeting was postponed due to Mrs Andrew Nelson illness. Mrs Jennie Jones and Catherine dined with Frank Kinton Verna Lessman helped at the Studt daily. N P B club met with Mrs O L Miller and Mrs George Nieman assisting. Leaders Mrs Elmer Hughes and Mrs Henry Yowell gave a lesson followed by lunch. Next meeting with Mrs Yowell and Mrs Wolverton. The Sparks families attended a show in Sterling Saturday and Will Sparks returned from a business trip to South Dakota. Ray Spiker is improving. A sale at W E Edwards drew many from the community. Chester Frame left for Minatare to work in beet fields.
The annual turkey dinner sponsored by members of the Methodist church will be held the evening of November 21 in the church basement.
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