The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

johns nome the past week, LEFT
Wednesday to return to their
home in LaSalle, Ill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams accompanied the
remains of her mother, Mrs. Ella
c. Nevins, to Sidney for burial
Mrs. Nevins' obituary will be
found elsewhere in this issue OF
The Herald. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams' son and his wife, MI. and
Mrs. Joe Williams, and their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Williams
who were also here for the fu-
neral services, returned home
earlier in the week.
MI. and Mrs. Dean Lund ar
rived in Sidney the first of the
week enroute to Kodiak, Alaska.
where Dean will be stationed for
two years as an Astrological Off
Ger. The Lunds came from Mon
terey, California, where he has
just completed a course at the
Naval Post Graduate school To-
Gated there. Mr.. and Mrs. Lund
are houseguests at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Johnson, and are also visiting his
parents, the N. N. Lunds and his
brother Bill and family. They
will leave the middle of next week
by a for Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Fisher and
four children and MI. and Mrs.
Reuben Johnson of Billings stop
ped in Sidney the first of the
week and left the Fisher children
here while they went on to Two
Lakes, Mimi, for two weeks of
fishing. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Fisher took their grandchildren
out to the ranch on Charlie Greek
to stay while their parents are
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Varco had for
their houseguests several days the
past week Mr.. Varco's brother and
his wife, Mr.: and Mrs. w. L. Varco
OF Austin, Mimi. The VarcoS stopped
in Sidney on their return from a va
cation trip to California.
Mrs. Cy Book is visiting at the home
OF her daughter Helen MRS. Hans
Muecke) and family in Powell, Wyo.
MIR. and Mrs. Garry Miller and little
son Mike returned to their home in
Bozeman Wednesday after a weeks
visit here with their respective par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hardy and the
Art Millers. Mrs. Miller and Mike
were visiting at her parental home
at the time of the sudden death of
her husbands grandfather, Arcade
Slmard. Garry came for the funeral
ana too his family home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bell arrived
home Tuesday evening via Frontier
Alrlines from a two months visit
with their children in Denver, Swink
and Colorado Springs. They report a
fine time and tell us they enjoyed
this, their first trip by plane.
berger of Spokane, Wn., and Mrs.
johanna jobs of Napoleon, North Da-
kota were here last week for a visit
with their brother, Carl Schwartzen-
berger and family. Sebastian jobs
drove them over from Napoleon
MMnere the brothers were visiting at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Jo-
hanna jobs where Carl visited about
a year ago. The brothers all former
~ lived at Napoleon where Thos.
tarmed till 1925, when he retired and
IN 1871 moved to Ypsilanti, Mich.
They had all been here before at
different times. They made the trim
from their homes to Napoleon bY
train. Thomas, here nine years ago
IN 1914, was amazed at Sidney's
CROWN since then. All thought this
valley a farming paradise.
Mrs. Donald Selvig and two chill
Qren OF Minneapolis are visiting her
fatner, j P. Francis at his farm
west OF Savage. They were in Sidney
tuesday with her father to attend
the Walter KemmiS funeral. Arriving
June "a they expect to be mere
through most of July. Mr.. Selvig is
yardmaster for the Great Northern
Ry. in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Sanford returned
to their home at Fairview recently
from Houston, Texas, where thew
spent two months with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
wilson and family. They stopped at
Mason City, Iowa, to visit relatives
ana at Wahkon, Mimi, where Mr..
Sanford got in some fishing at Mile
Laos lake. They had been home onIv
a hours when they received a mes
age that Mrs. Sanford's sister had
passed away at her home in Spokane.
Wn. Mr.. Sanford and their son Averv
of Sidney took her to CuIbertson
Where she took the Great Northern
Empire Builder that evening for Spo-
kane to attend the funeral. She re-
turned home last Thursday. Mrs. San
ford said the cool weather here was
pleasant as compared with SO above
zero and the humidity almost that
high when they left Houston.
MT. and Mrs. Wesley Smith and
chlioren OF Sheridan, Wyoming, Wis
lted IN Sidney through the holiday
week end at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith. Harold
mas been driving a Sweetheart bread
truck out of Sheridan the past two
years. ~"
Many happy family reunions have
been enjoyed at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. j. A. Lille the past week
and at the homes of their children
who reside in this community. These
were occasioned by the visits of their
tnree children from away, all of
Whom have been home the past week
These include the Rev. and Mrs. Har-
Old Lille and daughters Marian, PATTY
and Reneta of Owensville, Ind, where
Eev. Lille is pastor of the Gospel
5ehlPIe; Mrs. Melvin Johnson and
daughter Carol Ann of Eugene, Ore
gon; and Mrs. Edith Julian of Van
Nuys, California. Mrs. Julian will
visit here indefinitely.
Mrs. Bob Evans visited Mrs. MYRTLE
Flsher at her home at Elmdale Tues
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Larson and
family returned Wednesday evening
from a ten days trip to the twin
cities n Duluth. They made the trin
at time for the special p1rnose
OF seeing Clifford's father, Oscar 7
Larson, who was seriously injured
IN an automobile accident while on
a vacation trip from Sidney and had
Deen under hospital care at Fremont
Neo. Mr.. Larson is making satisfactory
ecoVery and is now at the home Of
his daughter in Duluth. Clifford SAID
ne took rain to Minnesota. They were
lust on the verge of drought condi-
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