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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
9
R P Harper left Tuesday for Alliance on business. Families and individuals traveled to Sterling, Kimball, Sterling again, and Denver for fairs and visits. Several attended the Kimball county fair. others visited Grand Island, Lincoln, Denver, and Cheyenne for business or leisure. Local officials and merchants also reported travel and shopping across Nebraska and Wyoming.
Attorney G. P. Kratz spent Tuesday in Chadron on legal business. Prof. W. H. Storkan and family arrived from Lincoln Wednesday evening. he is principal of the Sidney schools. Mrs Mary Jones moved back to Sidney from Chappell. Miss Jane Stevens of Portland, Ore., arrived Monday for a several day visit with friends, Mr. and Mrs. WOW. Jordan. Mortis and Hazel Snyder left for Lincoln to visit relatives and attend the state fair. Miss Harriet Jones, visiting Mary Jones, leaves for Wyoming to teach. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. West were in Sidney Thursday en route home to Brush after vacationing in eastern Nebraska.
Attorney and Mrs. Paul Martin returned Wednesday from Denver where they had been with their son Stephen for a medical examination this week.
H. F. Freytag spent Wednesday and Thursday in Decatur County Kansas for business matters and returned Thursday evening.
Dr and Mrs Edward Schifferle of Creston Iowa spent last Sunday and Monday in Sidney visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs A A Donohoe and family.
Judge and Mrs J L Tewell attended the Sterling fair on Wednesday evening. They visited the Rotary club later as the guest of George B E McCormick.
Mrs J J Fewell and Mrs Una Wesner attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs George Henderson in Sterling on Saturday night in honor of Mrs E R Andemoer of Denver.
Piano lessons offered by Mrs I L Pindell at her home 604 Central Ave Telephone 423 cash payments required.
Mr and Mrs N R Rasmuseen and daughter Mrs J M Nelson depart Thursday morning for the mountains to spend a week long outing.
Jean McIntosh and Phyllis Corberet came back early this week from a motor trip to the Black Hills. They also spent time at Bishop Beech er's Boys' camp near Fort Robinson. Mal LeBow of Scott City Kansas, in the county on business, returned home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs O F Chesbro and their daughters, plus Norman Reagan and Wess Bennett, left Thursday for a two week mountain trip. Mr and Mrs A B Hardy and three daughters, vacationing in Colorado mountains, returned home after two months with a Grand Lake cottage.
Mr and Mrs W. Anderson and son Wenneth of Burlington Colorado concluded a three week visit with Mrs Anderson’s parents Mr and Mrs H Lipton and departed last Friday morning for home.
Miss Sadie McFadden assistant postmaster resumed duties after a pleasant month’s vacation spent largely at Manitou Colorado. She visited her sister Miss Grace McFadden in Denver during the trip.
Miss Florence EK Sixta of Schuyler Nebraska former Sidney city schools teacher has accepted a position in Seward for the coming year. She was re elected to teach in Sidney but resigned to teach nearer her home. Sixta formerly lived with sister Mrs J C Lindell who is well known in the city. Also mentioned is Miss Catherine Greenlee and her sister Mrs Martha Fin visiting their parents before continuing to Seattle to teach. Mrs Hill accompanied Miss Greenlee to Chicago and then to Tucson for school work.
The Cha-May group of Camp Fire girls enjoyed a treasure hunt on Thursday afternoon. St. Martha's Guild will meet for luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. C. McNish this afternoon Friday. As this meeting marks the beginning of the fall work, all members are requested to be present.
Fifteen members of Providence Chapter Eastern Star motored to Chappell on Wednesday evening for a district meeting of the order. The worthy grand matron of Nebraska attended, and all reports an enjoyable time.
The O. D. T. club held a luncheon at the country club on Wednesday followed by bridge. Mrs. M. B. K. Pettibone earned high honors with her sinning score. Guests included Mrs. C Durkee and Mrs. M. F. E. Pettibone. Tuesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. B. K. Whelps featured vivid garden arrangements. First prize in bridge went to Mrs. W. B. Jewett, second to Mrs. Golden Kratz, and consolation to Mrs. P. C. Cunningham. Out of town guests included Mrs. Dan Jewett and Mrs. Schaffer. houseguests of Mrs. W. B. Jewett and Mrs. Nick Sawyer.
On Saturday last Mrs Rush presided at a dinner at the Union Pacific hotel for Mrs Nick Sawyer of De Kalb Illinois and Miss Virginia Halpine of Omaha. Pink rose centerpiece and corsage bouquets highlighted a social evening with bridge at Mrs H H Jollys home and prizes awarded to honorees. The Willing Workers society of the Christian church held an all day meeting Friday with member Mrs Eaal.
In Kimball at the Brothwell home, 25 to 30 Sidney attendees enjoyed a dinner as the Christian church ladies of the Push Ahead class, led by Mrs. R. M. Adams, held a regular class party at Mrs. Adams house on Tuesday evening to farewell member Mrs. Elmer Prine who is moving to Cheyenne this week.
Mrs. J H Bicknell Mrs Frank Baker Miss Virginia Daniel Miss Vern Wright and Miss Elizabeth Bicknell formed a party that went to Sterling on Wednesday to visit friends and see the sights in the Bicknell car with Rev Bicknell leading the trip.
E. S. Sherrerd, Eye Sight Specialist, announces new snappy frames straight from the latest collection. Visit The Gift Shop to see comfortable mounting options and have old lenses fitted.
Ad touts same day eyeglasses in western Nebraska with a one hour turnaround after examination. Highlights include fully equipped examining rooms and a lens grinding plant, inviting customers to visit the Gift Shop.
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