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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
15
The $15 000 Burlington depot is taking shape with stuccoing to finish by week end or early next. The large waiting room will be plastered this week and the tile floor laid next week. The agent's office will be newly finished.
Frank and Mrs Hahler left Sidney on Tuesday for Denver and a possible relocation to Arizona for health reasons. Frank sold his share of the Sidney Meat and Provision company to partner Frank Interholsinger, who becomes sole owner. He had run the business about ten years and previously sold half to ease workload. Frank served overseas in the war and was well liked by many friends.
Irene Sweet wed John Joseph McCormick of San Francisco on September 20. Irene, a Sidney high school graduate and former county teacher, moved to Oakland and joined Pacific Gas and Electric. The groom, a World War I veteran, served ten months overseas and works with the Mare Island government. The couple will reside in Oakland.
The Sterling Advocate notes the marriage of Miss Nettie Bliss and Herman Krueger of Sidney last Monday afternoon September 15 by County Judge Norris C. Bakke, and also of Miss Effie Harp and Edgar B. Turner of Sidney last Thursday afternoon September 18 by County Judge Bakke.
Florence Wolcott daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Wolcott died in Sidney early Tuesday of complications. Funeral services Friday at 2 at the German Lutheran church Rev Peters officiating. Burial in the new Lutheran cemetery south of Sidney. First burial in the new cemetery. Florence came to Cheyenne county in 1916 with her parents. She is survived by four brothers and sisters.
A First National feature directed by John M. Stahl adapts Avery Hopwood’s Broadway hit. The comedy covers a year in the Emerson marriage as the husband’s charm clashes with temper, drawing his wife to unexpected trouble. Stars Lewis Stone Helene Chadwick Mary Carr Alma Bennett and William Mong appear. men with their wives admitted free.
The Catholic ladies announce a bake sale at Habler's Meat Market on Saturday September 27 at 2 00 p m The committee includes Mrs Peter Peetz Mrs Jolliff Mrs Wellner and Mrs Francis.
North Sidney residents Paula Schmidt and Mrs. Tom Zunes traveled to Sidney. Paul Sparks hauled hogs for Carl Busbroom. Frank Goodwin and George Rippe visited east of Gurley on business. Several calls, visits, and minor misfortunes are reported including a horse loss near Sidney. There will be preaching and Sunday school at Barber schoolhouse September 28.
Mrs Katherine Phelps and Laverne Mitchell spent Sunday at Payzant's. Mrs E V Hiett has been sick with naritisse. The Lorenzo ladies hosted a reception for Lorenzo school teachers Friday. The Payzant family visited the Mitchells Friday. Mrs Warrick's Arlington Neb sister Mrs S88 Dixon stayed with the Warricks. Mitchells visited E V Hiett Monday afternoon. TY H C met with Mrs Frank Hand Thursday. HH H C will meet with Mrs Warrick October 2. Mabel and Viola Foster attended the Sophomore-Freshman party Thursday. Mr David Ells and son visited Payzants Wednesday. Brothers and Victor dined with Charles Foster Sunday. Eller family from Long Beach spent a day with the Warricks. Lloyd Yowell family dined with Henry Yowell. Mrs Wade Humphrey Stillwater Minn and Mrs Blanche Johns Lemars Ta and Viol Weber's daughter surprised Payzants Friday. They travelled to San Francisco. Guy Shaw and wife visited Robertson Sunday evening.
An advertisement from W. P. Miles invites individuals seeking a loan of 2000 or 2506 dollars on good northern table farm land at eight percent. Call for details.
South Sund Henry Bahr left last week for Love land and other points in Colorado. Bessie Carey went to Lodge Pole to have her tonsils removed. She is quite ill at the present time. J. G. Miles and family returned Monday from eastern Nebraska. They visited in North Platte Arnold and Geneva. They report a fine trip. Mrs. Melvin Darnell and son and daughter of Peoria NL arrived Wednesday. They hoped to reach beer in time for Leonard Sullivan's funeral but were a day late. They made the long trip in two days. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Gentry and Raymond Gentry spent Sunday evening at Ray Osborn's. Jerry Vacik repaired his threshing machine and moved it down to BE. N. Roth's Wednesday. His separator was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. H. R. Holmes and family and J. C. Miles and family spent Sunday at Ernest Bonser's. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Killham and Gladys Vacik left by motor several days ago.
Local residents from Bunker Hill and nearby fields attended events in Sidney on Tuesday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Effenbach and family from the east, and many names were listed at social gatherings and meetings. Ground conditions improved for fall wheat after recent rains.
The Legion Auxiliary plans a bake sale on Saturday October 11 at Greenlies beginning at 2:00 PM.
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