The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05

MS nephew and his wife
received a telegram apprisine
them OF a death in the family
which caused them to hasten back
for the funeral. Mr.. Francis. in
Sidney yesterday, said they drove
through rain all the way and re-
turn on the trip and the whole
country WaS green and beautiful,
but after they got back to Iowa
a hard frost was reported to have
Killed much of the crops and es-
peclally fruit crops in the Mis-
souri-Arkansas areas they had
visited. While in Minneapolis Mr..
Francis was out at Fl. Smelling
where his s~on-in-law is employed
to visit his daughter and family.
He cancelled an appointment at
the Mayo clinic at Rochester
for the 5th of May returning
Tor a recheck to get back here to
look after his spring farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ledbetter
and children, Lynn and Lane,
left Saturday to return to their
former home at Caldwell, Idaho.
after two years of residence in
Sidney. Mr.. Ledbetter worked for
the Sidney Carburetor and EIec-
trio through the winter months
and Tor the Burns flying service
during the spring and summer
months.
Miss Alice Greenough of Red
Lodge is visiting here a few DAYS
at the home of Betty Halvorson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Wilder are
on a vacation trip to the western
part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Zadow of
Lakewood, California, are visiting
this week at the home of Alvin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zadow
Before coming to Sidney thew
spent a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. LobdelI at
Richey. Alvin is on vacation from
his work in a Safeway Stores
warehouse at Lakewood.
Mrs. J.. A. Loken left by car
this morning on a weeks vacation
trip to New Rockford, N. D., where
she will visit at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Tom Olson.
Mrs. John Nelson had the mis-
fortune to fracture her leg in a
fall at her home the first of the
week and is under care at Com
munity Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SobolikI
spent the first of the week in
Billings, where they did some
spring buying for their store. The
Sidney Clothing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harnen Thorne
and two small children arrived
here last week from Smithfield.
Va, and have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Thorne's uncle.
Francis w. McWilliams. A former
Sidney girl, her mother passed
away here while she was vet
very young. Mr.. Thorne, a Jour
neyman printer-pressman, is look
ing for employment and they plan
make their permanent home in
Pfc. Tony P. Freiss who has
oeen home on Through from Camp
danford, Wn., helping his father
With spring work on the farm. is
leaving today for Fort Huachuca.
Arizona, where he expects to
spend the next three months
Which will terminate his 81
months enlistment. He will be
pack on the farm when that is
over unless Uncle Sam should
heed him for another "hitch."
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon D. CUMMINGS
md their daughter-in-Iaw. Mrs
oaxton Cummings and children
April and Juanita, all of Richev'
tranSacting business and Wis
ting among friends in Sidney TO-
lay. {
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Turner ar
Ived home last week from a ten
weeks vacation trip on which thew {
raVeled nearly 1000 miles. They ,
pent three weeks in Phoenix. Ari- I
ona and three weeks touring Old &
lexico. Several DAYS of Their I
lme in Old Mexico they enioved !
ne company of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. d,
.earles. They visited their son I
tank and family at Edwards AFB $
California and their son Charles E
ames came there from Vance AFB S
two week ends, one of which !,
1aS to visit with them THROUGH {
.aster. They also visited their q
IN Dean and family at San An t
)nIO. Texas. and with H. T. y