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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
3
Sunol updates cover Misegadis filling his filo, Elvetta Ehlers leaving for California to attend school, and local visits by Webb, Moorhead, and others. Family movements include births, funerals in Cheyenne, and daily errands across Sunol, Sidney, Sterling, Crook, and Paoli with multiple calls and visits.
A roundup of neighborhood visits and gatherings shows many families hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Bill Gustafson and family, August Haack, C P Herboldsheimer, Dewey Larson, and other locals hosted dinners or hosted guests from Sidney Kimball and Hooper.
On Monday Tom Bonser did carpentry at the C W Bonser farm. P C Avery hauled crates of chickens from Grandview to Crook. Carl Lind delivered potatoes in Crook Monday evening. Ernest Bonser hauled coal from Crook Monday. Albert Ottjes spent an evening with George Bonser and hauled posts Tuesday. Ed Roth visited Alex Moore in Crook Tuesday morning. Richard Gentry sold seed wheat to a neighbor on Wednesday. Several local families participated in the Crook area activities.
Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen and Mrs K Hansen transacted business in the county seat Monday. The Womans club held its first meeting last Friday afternoon resuming activities for the year and planned a junior club for young girls. William Hagemeister and Dr A J Ames visited the Potter Alpine mine over the weekend. Joe Nelson family spent Saturday in Cheyenne. Potter golf club members spent Sunday on Gurley links with several car loads of players in the tournament. C C Hansen and Mrs Hansen left for Florida for the winter, while Mr and Mrs Goodrich occupy the Hansen home. Goodrich leads the highway construction crew. R A Babcock N S Miller and Frank Brady were in Laramie Saturday. Mrs Lee Hagemeister hosted a visit from her parents Reed of Belgrade Nebraska who left Tuesday for home. W C T N will hold a county convention in Potter on Wednesday September 18 at Mrs F C Harris home. large delegation expected. Ford Weikhorst and daughters Minnie and Catherine with Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson spent Sunday in Peetz. Potter residents look forward to Rev and Mrs Troy returning to the charge for another year. M W Osborn of Sidney was a business caller Tuesday. Roscoe Lunger of Lincoln transacted business Tuesday. Emil Nelson and N S Miller were in Kimball Tuesday.
South Colton residents and relatives mark a busy week with calls and visits across households. Harry Witters called at Carl Schmidt’s home. Mildred and John Witters visited the George Deaver home. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman hosted Sunday dinner with their family. many others shared meals or called at relatives’ homes including the Elsen, Elmer George, and Koester families. Esther Borcher wedding and Raymond Lessman were noted, Koester's Rag-a-dors provided music for a Lorenzo dance.
Mr and Mrs George Hendricks and their son Cecil visited at the P J Beyer residence. Mrs Glen Bales spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Hilbert Borcher and family.
August Keuhler of Hastings spent Thursday night at his sister Mrs Frank Beyer. John Engel bought a new Ford in Sidney. Mrs Iva Beyer and sons James and Albert and Miss Sylvia Bayne were Sunday dinner guests at the Fred Beyer home. Mrs Ray Frame was taken to Sidney hospital Sunday evening and is improving. Mr and Mrs Earl Bayne and family visited Frank Beyer. Hilbert Borcher and daughters spent Sunday at Glen Bales. Everett Foster and John, with Miss Emma Weissman, visited Fred Beyer Tuesday. Clara Mohart and mother and nephew went to Cheyenne Saturday. Sidney shoppers included Adolph Moll, Elvin Moll, John Borcher, Mr and Mrs William Sachs, Fred Beyer, Clara, Raymond, Ray Frame and Edna, Mrs Charles Altis and baby, Ed Harrison, Henry Rohde. Mrs Theo Borcher helped with Monday work.
Edwin Chean called on Waldo Barham Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs M L Sterling visited Henry Johnson in Sidney. Ed Brockelsby reported his brother in law’s death. funeral at Schuyler. A large crowd attended a reception at the M E church for Rev and Mrs Schenck and son John and Rev and Mrs Kaub and Frances. A surprise birthday party for Mr Lipke led to 500 games. O L Miller and Mrs Elmer Hughes won prizes. Midnight lunch followed. Raymond Lessman and wife are
A former Nebraska farmer, R M Elyson of Lincoln, credits the Sargon treatment with relief from rheumatic pain, stomach issues, and weakness. He reports renewed appetite and energy after starting the remedy, saying he now feels better and stronger than in years. Western Drug Co. in Lincoln is listed as agents.
The report lists gatherings and calls across Sterling including Missouri visitors, a surprise wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs O L Miller with 500 played, and hospital updates for Mrs Frame. Ed Wolverton marketed potatoes in Sidney and Ed and the owners of a new car honeymooned in Denver.
Two Cheyenne county prisoners had parole approved by the state pardon board this week while one was denied. James Brady, serving one to five years, will be released in March. Robert Mitchell, serving one to three years, will be released from the state reformatory. Albert Arnold, serving for burglary, must remain in custody after denial. Miss Gertrude Fullerton and Mrs Mary Walsh visited Meadow Lawn school in Sidney.
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