The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28

learned that Mrs. David .Joe1eon
mad fallen and broken her hip
and after two weeks of medical
care at Suffer hospital had gone
10 the home of her daughter Stel-
Ia at 1904 Weinberg Drive in Sac
ramento, California. where she
Will continue under care for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Joelsen will be
remembered by many friends in
thls community where the family
resided before moving to Cali
fornla. Mrs. Kizzier said in her
letter home that Mrs. Joelsen was
lonely and would like to hear
from her Sidney friends.
Chuck Berner of the Richland Ma
Gnlnery Co, made a business trip TO
Lowell Wyoming, last week.
Mrs. Pearl Fulkerson and Mrs. Dolly
PETERSON Of Plentywood, were Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs. Fulkerson;s
son ana his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
FulkerSon. Mrs. Iva Kosher accom-
panied them to Sidney and spent the
DAY at the home of Mrs. R. E. Hall.
Mrs. Axel Anderson, Mrs. J.. A. Lo-
KEN, Mrs. Howard Sissell and Mrs.
Leslie Nevins were Friendship night
guests Of the Watford City Chapter.
Eroer OF n Eastern Star. at the regu-
lar meeung Tuesday evening. Guests
1rom Falrvlew were also in attendance.
Bill Dorr. who is stationed at the air
Dase at Cheyenne, Wyoming, returned
tnere Sunday after a weeks furlough
spent visiting his wife and infant son
IN sidney at the home of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat McGrady. Their
little son. Patrick James, born Jan.
s, was baptised at services at the
Catholic church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. R.. Doran n Mrs. R. P.
Erps motored to Glendive tuesday to
leave from there with Mr.. and Mrs
n. z. Dlckey for a trip to Iowa in
the Dlckey car. Both ladies' have rela-
tlves and friends at the different places
they Will visit in Iowa and they ex-
Pect 70 pc gone about two weeks. They
were taken to GlendiVe by their hus-
bands in the Doran car. Mrs. Doran is
an aunt of H. E. Dickey and Mrs. Frps
is a sister-in-law.
Maurice Cross was in Sidney Mon
day from his farm "a miles east in
MCKENZIE county where he said farm
erS were ABOUT half along with their
seeding operations. A heavy rain de-
posting half an inch of moisture
IN the fields laid them up Thursday.
winch was all to the good from the
standpoint Of a bumper crop prospect
WI. ana Mrs. FRANK H. Ross were
IN Sidney Monday from their farm
east of Gettysburg between Sidney
ana Lambert, visiting his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guv Ross
and trading in the local stores. They
returned Sunday from Overton, Ne
vada, on Mead Lake, where thew visit
ed their s~on-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Dell (Gladys) Wilson and
family. Stopping at Bozeman on the
return trip, they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Jarvis who are now living in
retirement and have a fine home there.
Mr.. Ross said. The Jarvis, former
homesteading neighbors of theirs in the
Gettysburg locality, are both well and
happy, according to Mr.. Ross. Mr..
Jarvis was retired as rural route mail
carrier out of the Lambert post office
several years ago when they moved to
Bozeman to round out their wears.
They are parents of our popular Bobby
Jarvis. They also visited a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
(Phyllis) Leach at Salt Lake City where
Mr.. Leach is a TV station technician.
Inc Roses were gone four months
and had a delightful time, Mr.. Ross
reported.