Weekend visits and local activity across towns
W A Klein visited Denver for the weekend on business. Dr kh S Sherrerd was a business visitor in Kingball on Monday. I Grabill visited Denver with Mrs Grabill for medical treatment. Alma Limbeck starts as Gift Shop employee Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Doren of Ogallala visited with Mr Doren in the city. Mr and Mrs Daugherty left for Lincoln for university duties. Marie Hahler of Denver spent the weekend with her parents. Freda Siedow returned from Cheyenne with her brother and family. Harold Griswold and Gerald Thomas plan to enter Chadron Normal School. C G Rush A Hand and Wm O Connell returned from Lincoln where they attended the state fair. Jack Hough family and Frank Parsons visited Lewellen for business and friends. Golden Kratz and Paul Martin attended The Big Parade showing in Kimball. Mrs R C Harper and Missesora Harper and Hazel Franks go to Evergreen for a few days outing. Wrof and Mrs C J Weymouth and others toured Western Fish hatcheries. Lora Warper and Hazel Franks of Kirksville arrived to visit the Harpers. Paul Ringwall and daughter Petty of Sterling visited Mrs K J Stiverson. Mrs Z W Barker and two sons left for Laramie to attend university. Colonel Robert Oberfelder left for northern points on a business trip to Broadwater, Bridgeport and Scottsbluff. Kenneth Kepler left for Spearfish to study at the state normal. Newton Holcomb S P B Want and Clair Long drove to Kimball for The Big Parade showing.
McDowell Visiting Family in Sidney
C. B. McDowell of Clarinda visits Sidney staying with his son C. R. McDowell and daughter Mrs. I. J. Stiverson and families during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. McDowell
Clarinda
Sidney
C. R. McDowell
I. J. Stiverson
Broadwater man visits Sidney telegraph office
Ho L. Reinmuth of near Broadwater was a business visitor in Sidney on Monday. While there he was a pleasant caller at The Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho L. Reinmuth
Broadwater
Sidney
Mr. Reinmuth
Sid ney welcomes Jay Closman back to Bockmann Chevrolet
Jay Closman, long based in Denver, arrived in Sidney last week to resume his former role as salesman at Bockmann Chevrolet Inc. He returns to the local dealership to continue serving customers and strengthening sales efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Closman
Denver
Sidney
Bockmann-Chevrolet, Inc
Rector Crawford Leads Bridgeport Church Service
Dean J. J. Crawford, rector of the Episcopal church, visited Bridgeport on Sunday and conducted services at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Mr. Minton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Crawford
Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
Church of the Good Shepherd
Minton
Miss Kahl Leaves for Lutheran College Visit
Miss Marjorie Kahl daughter of Judge Elmer Kahl left Friday for Carthage NL to attend a Lutheran college. She spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in Clarinda Ia. Mr and Mrs AR Chaney and son Richard arrived in Sidney last Friday and plan to return to Sidney as their home. They recently moved from here six weeks ago to Oregon having lived in Corvallis. Mrs Dan Q Root and son Dan, visiting at Mrs Shipman's home, left Friday for Spearfish SD where Professor Root teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kahl
Elmer Kahl
Carthage
Lutheran College
Miss Kahl
Clarinda
AR. Chaney
Richard
Sidney
Chaneys
Oregon
Corvallis
Dan QO. Root
Dan
Root
M. A. Shipman
Spearfish
Professor Root
R. (. Burgess
Medford
Ore
Louisville
F. O. Burgess
Guy G. Terman
Sterling
The
Telegraph
Colorado
Potter
Terman
Mrs. Terman
Grabill Merrymakers to provide music for Kimball dance
Grabill's Merrymakers will furnish the music for a dance at the Wheatgrowers hotel in Kimball Friday evening September 16. The orchestra will also play for a dance at Frandsen hall in Dalton Saturday evening this week. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones and daughter Cecile and son William left for Lincoln where William and Cecile will enter the state university. Mrs Jones will remain in Lincoln. Mr Jones will return to Sidney in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill
Wheatgrowers
Kimball
Frandsen Hall
Dalton
Robert Jones
Cecile
William
Lincoln
The
State University
Jones
Sidney
Krause Visit to Sterling Ends As Ray Family Returns
Mr and Mrs. Fred Krause motored to Sterling on Sunday while Mrs. R. R. Ray and daughter Jean, who had been visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Sherrerd, returned to Chadron last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krause
Sterling
R. R. Ray
Jean
E. 8. Sherrerd
Chadron
Dal ton Editor Attends Sidney Picture Show
Editor Don Dey Ermand of the Dalton Delegate and his family visited Sidney Saturday evening to see the picture show and he also stopped at The Telegraph office during his city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Sidney
Dey Ermand
City
Griswolds Return From Denver Mountains Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Griswold and granddaughter Doris with Mr and Mrs J C Cameron and Mrs Frank Ackerman traveled home Saturday night after a mountain vacation near Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griswold
Doris
J. C. Cameron
Frank Ackerman
Satuday
Denver
Attorney Earl Kratz Returns from Nebraska Rotary Convention
Attorney Earl Kratz traveled to Lincoln Omaha and other eastern Nebraska points returning Sunday evening. While away he attended a September 6 convention in York for district officers of the Rotary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kratz
Lincoln
Omaha
Nebraska
Lodge Pole Businesses Set Evening Closures Weekdays
Lodge Pole business houses announce that starting Monday September 12 they will close each evening at 6 60 except Wednesday and Saturday nights. They will be closed entirely on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole Business Houses
Freytag Undergoes Appendix Abscess Operation in Omaha
Word from Sidney reports F. Freytag entered a hospital in Omaha last week and was operated on Saturday morning for the removal of an appendix abscess. The operation for removing the appendix will be performed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
F. Freytag
Omaha
Paul R Booth Announces Sanol Rodeo For Sunday
Paul R Booth of Sanol announces a rodeo to be held in Sanol on Sunday September 18 featuring bucking contests steer riding and calf roping plus horse racing and amusements to entertain the crowd. The program begins in the afternoon.
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Paul R. Booth
Sanol
Colorado Miners Threaten Strike Demands For Shorter Week
Colorado mine operators were notified Friday that the state industrial commission received notice of a planned strike October 8 across all Colorado coal mines unless the miners demands are met. The main requests include a five day week a six hour day and wages of 87 75 a day. Judge Elmer Kahl presided over weekend marriages as he wed Orvil Webb to Miss Sarah Matson of Wauneta Wyoming Saturday night and Roy Benjamin Ring to Lola Mae Veith of Bayard Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
State Industrial Commission
W. OW
Elmer Kahl
Orvil Webb
Sarah Matson
Wauneta
Wyo
Roy Benjamin Ring
Lola Mae ‘Veith
Bayard
Young Telegraph Writer Enters Nebraska Journalism School
Jack Lowe, a sports writer and news reporter for The Telegraph, left Friday for Lincoln to join the University of Nebraska school of journalism for a course in journalistic work. He is a young man of exceptional ability, combining practical Telegraph experience with college study, and should go far in the newspaper field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lowe
Telegraph
Lincoln
School of Journalism
University of Nebraska
Jack
Society notes from St Marthas and Frances Willard Kensington
The St Martha's Guild will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon in the guild room at the rectory with Mrs Kruise and Mrs Jd Campbell as hostesses. Frances Willard Kensington holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon September 15 at 2 30 at Mrs Charles Trognitz home 900 West First Street. Each member is asked to bring thimble and thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Kruise
Jd. J. Campbell
Frances Willard Kensington
Charles Trognitz
West First Street
PTA Executive Board Meets at Mrs. Elmer Kahl Home
The executive board of the Parent-Teachers association met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Elmer Kahl to discuss upcoming school events and fundraising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association
Elmer Kahl
Country club bridge luncheon awards announced
The Country club bridge luncheon was enjoyed Saturday afternoon by a number of ladies with six tables in play. A two course luncheon was served. First prize went to Mrs. A. R. Phelps and second to Mrs. W. K. Hodgkin. Hostesses were Mesdames Paul Martin, Golden Kratz, J. L. Tewell, Una B. Wesner, Mark Howard and G. A. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Phelps
W. K. Hodgkin
Miss Kahl Hosts Sid ney Teachers Group Evening
Miss Marjorie Kahl acted as hostess to a gathering of Sidney teachers last Thursday evening. The friends enjoyed conversation followed by delicious refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kahl
Sidney
Mrs Kennedy Recovers From Operation At Mayo Clinic
Friends learn Mrs H S Kennedy has recovered from a recent Mayo brothers hospital operation. She is visiting her sister in Beloit Michigan and plans to return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Kennedy
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Beloit
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Klein
Kh. S. Sherrerd
Kingball
Alma Limbeck
A. J. Doren
Ogallala
Mr Doren
Arthur Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Marie Hahler
Mrs
Joseph Hahler
Freda Siedow
Cheyenne
Brother
Herman Sielow
Harold Griswold
Gerald Thomas
CG. C. Rush
A. Hand
Wm. O'Connell
Jack Hough
Frank Parsons
Lewellen
Golden Kratz
Paul Martin
R. C. Harper
Missesora Harper
Hazel Franks
Evergreen
Wrof
C. J. Weymouth
W. Hl. Ellis
Fauna Granneman
Western Fish Hatcheries
Lora Warper
Kirksville, Mo
Paul Ringwall
Petty
2. W. Barker
Ross
George
Laramie, Vero
University
Robert Oberfelder
Northern Points
Scottsbluff
Kenneth Kepler
K. OP. Kepler
Spearfish, S. D
State Normal School
Newton Holcomb
Want
Clair Long
Geraldine
Wilhelmina
Caroline Kennedy
Greeley
Colo
Mrs. Mennedy
Rochester
Minn
Kennedy
Afe Phelps
John
Ginety
Society
Greenlees
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