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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
7
Grand Prairie and nearby communities exchange visits and hospitality with multiple families hosting dinners, shopdays, and guests. Residents include Richard Welton Bert Allington E Lotspeich Howard Liebendorfer from Sidney Weatherwax Irene Dresser families, and many others visiting relatives and attending sales and gatherings in Sidney and Sunol.
Local residents and visitors are noted in Potter including Mr and Mrs F C Haris business calls in Sidney Mrs Cody Patterson and infant return from Kimball hospital Wm Breiting of Denver visits old friends and works with a Denver safe company Mrs Merwin Rice and Miss Jessie Goding host a shower for Mrs Arley Booth wheelbarrow ride featured Alfred Arnell joins church board conference in Omaha Mrs Edgar Anderson family visit Fort Collins Miss Mary Hansen of Pasadena guests of Peter Hansen C P Herboldsheimer trip through Nebraska and Iowa Auxiliary meets Wednesday at Mrs F C Johnson H Shellenburg and family visit Potter American Legion dance held Saturday night
West Sidney residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and shopping in Sidney Sterling and Sterling areas. Names include Kragels Hammond Klentz Sprenger and Lingwall families with several pickups at homes, churches, and farms across the week.
Leonard and Ernest Peterson spent Sunday with their parents. Numerous calls and visits occurred among the Peterson, Mayer, Neaman, Waterman, and Morrow families. Alvin Mann bought a carload of sheep and several residents were seen around Deshler Dal ton and Martin, S D.
Abbe Bruns built a wash house and feed tank on his farm last week. The Weyerts band performed at the Bridgeport fair on Friday with wives and families. Frank Rogers and family visited Buttrick and Haxby homes. Lucille Rubado joined Carl Smith and others for supper and visits. The Bauer boys returned from a fight at Carl Smith home, Otto Rabe and Bauer brothers drove cattle to Sunol. Sunday services drew large crowds with many diners staying through noon. Lucille Rubado visited Lodge Pole for the weekend. Rev Wunstenburg and family shopped in Sidney on Saturday. Rogers and Haxby families attended Bridgeport fair Friday.
The Kurz family thanks friends neighbors and Louise’s school friends for sympathy during illness and death. Special thanks to Royal Neighbors and Knights of Columbus for thoughtful remembrance. Mr and Mrs John Kurz and Family.
Center area residents share travel to Scottsbluff for medical care and returns home.Neighbors depart for Jameson Nebr and Jameson roads. Reports of duck hunting trips and weekend visits to Ed Guill home. Family gatherings include a Dalton reunion with Freeburgs and related kin. Details cover illness, school teaching guest Miss Minnie Erichs, and local business ads for auto work and tires.
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