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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
13
South Divide residents share weekend visits and gatherings as J W Brothers and wife hosted Ed Fosters. seniors Fletcher Payzant plans November club gathering while many neighbors, including Bartholomews Hiett Frerichs and Tremains, enjoyed Sunday meals and Sunday visits across Sidney and Sunol.
Grand Prairie residents and families visited Sidney and nearby towns Tuesday through Sunday. Numerous dinners and church gatherings marked the week with attendees including Irwins Jorgensens Tremains Gabe Beebe Freerichs and Christensen families visiting for meals and events across district 99 and nearby farms.
A Sunol visitor, A Bonser, was noted Tuesday along with several residents hauling wheat to Crook. The Miles and Phelps households were active with farm tasks and visits including millet setup, a planned farm sale by John Bahr, and weekend trips to Sidney Alliance Hyannis and Geneva.
Sunol items show Mr Mull expects to ship hogs this week. Mrs AL RO Tremain left Wednesday for Beatrice as a delegate to the state convention. W C Joe Kucera and bride visited midweek then returned to Wyoming. Womans club to serve lunch at John Bahr sale Wednesday. Grand weekend visits include Grace and Una Krueger with Opal Allington. Oberfelder's sales feature below cost men’s suits and accessories.
Lodge Pole notes Mrs Isaac Sutton and daughters Inez and Irma visit Sidney for treatments. Many locals and visitors appear, including Barnlows, Hafer, Holtman, Bates, Staley, Ellison, Molesbee, Pavlat, Doyle, Gortsche, and Gineat. Dinners, cards, prizes, and birthday observances fill a weekend in Sidney with travel to Lincoln, Rochester, and Los Angeles mentioned.
Center Mrs T S Bancroft called at Dick Seimers home Monday. Mr and Mrs S W Scott took supper at John Groshens home Wednesday. Mrs Andy Ladine with Mrs Gilgren shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Residents attended the Bill Rusacker sale Thursday and H A Harris sale Friday. Bil Juedas and babe dined at John Groshens Wednesday. Oscar Freeburg and Ed Zorn dined with Leonard Freeburg Tuesday. Wm Reiners of Sidney spent Thursday night with Joe Reiners.
Potter Asa Keenover family visits Glenrock and A M Whalen. Shoppers Babcock and Cords in Sidney. Ray Bartett drives a new Chevrolet. Local businessmen Caywood Miller Babcock Johnson visit Denver. Kenoyers return from Broken Bow trip. Coats returns to Cheyenne after summer with Joe Nelson. Biggs to Chappell for railroad work. Pruitts dine with Fishers. Mrs. Flintier and MacAdam shop in Sidney. Oberfelder’s Big Hat Sale draws town talk. Store promotes bargain counter.
A carnival will be held at Bunker Hill School House on Friday evening October 26th. Local residents are invited to attend for an evening of games food and entertainment. Proceeds support school programs and activities.
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