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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
13
Sarah, a tenured assistant, pursues matrimony for a secure home. Her plan falters until a chance sight of two children seeking a home leads to an unexpected proposal from her boss John Wainwright, culminating in a silver chest gift and a new life.
Local families including Mrs A Bancroft and Mrs Rose visit various homes Tuesday through Sunday. Multiple calls and dinners occur among neighbors such as J M Netherland L S Bancroft M Halston H Netherland and Scott households. Several trips to Wheatland Wyoming and Denver are noted, along with gatherings for birthdays and overnight stays.
White Cove Valley reports Mrs J E McDonnell and son visiting Crook while John threshes near Red Lion. An eclipse was seen through smoked glass on Monday afternoon. Community mourns the death of Glen Simpson, youngest son of Roy and Mrs Simpson, funeral held Wednesday in Christian cemetery. Several locals attended Sterling fair with fireworks from an airplane. birthdays celebrated with ice cream and cake at a party hosted by the English and Reeves families. Vernon Reeves drives to school this fall. cane and corn work continued this week.
Lee Hagemiister of Potters helps Chris Crowell with reservoir carpentry. Wm Scheele family of Dix visited D Helmer’s. Residents gathered plums at Lawrence Forks. D W Matthewson visited Pete Nelson. Chris Crowell hauled wheat to Potter for Pete Nelson. Pete Nelson family and C C Crowell and Arlo Fisher were guests of C P Herboldsheimer at Antelope Divide. Teddy Brett went to Denver to aid his ill sister Margaret. Dan Duncan hauled wheat to Potter. Ellis Fisher enjoys the threshing crew this week.
Meadow Lawn items list sipper guests at Frank White home and visits across families including Esther Anderson Gladys Hodges Ruth Shinker Margaret Shinker Vera Ruth Max and others. Notes mention threshing helpers, hospitalities, and several calls among Morrow Kreader and Cast family members through weekend gatherings.
Light rain touched the Sunol area Sunday evening signaling possible fall wheat start. J B Allingtons hosted relatives and Leah Booth visited the Booth ranch. Englert Bros moved cattle north and Allingtons shifted tractors to plant wheat for J W Rodgers when weather allows. Sheriff McDaniels removed some of Sunol's colored population after an attempted confrontation. Sunol Womans Club met with Mrs H Pavlat. teacher Mrs Herman shopped in Sidney.
The Lutheran Ladies announce a bake sale at Hahler's meat market on September 22 at 2 30 p m. Proceeds support a charitable cause and Larson's Music Store promotes free saxophone lessons for boys.
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