The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

VIII interest his friend
mere lie writes: 81 am now sta
sloned at Peppenell. at ST. John,
newfoundland. I arrived from th
otateS the 10th of the month afte
spending two days at Stephens
glIIe' newfoundland, because 81
Johns was logged in and on
pane couldn't land. I'll appreciat,
gettlng my paper again after be.
ing without it for three weeks.
Kenneth spent a month here or
land.
Mrs. Iver L. johnson anc
oaughter-in-law, Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson were in Sidney Wednes-
DAY afternoon from the valley
community southeast of Fairview
Mrs. Letha Pominville and her
daughter, Phyllis Woods were in
Sidney yesterday from Fairview,
Friends will be interested in a
card received this week from G
q. Gland asking for change of
address to the new home, which
they recently purchased. Carl
writes: "Will you please change
the address of our paper to 1870
Myoak Drive, Eugene, Oregon.
We bought a house and finally
got settled SO we are living
again"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Blair re-
turned Friday evening from a
visit with relatives and friends
at jefferson, Iowa and through
out that general area. They left
their car at Jefferson and made
extended trip by Greyhound
Semicruiser bus south and east
making an eleven day tour Of
Florida. They tell us they en-
loyed every minute of it and the
autumn glory of the Blue Ridge
and Cumberland Mountains. thru
Which they came on the return
rip, was greatly appreciated.
But" they added, FRANKLY
.peaking, after five weeks of
raveling, Sidney, we decided. was
best place of all"
Mrs. c. R. Hurry, who is visiting
-er son-in-law and daughter Mr.
nd Mrs. E. F. Churchill in PITTS
urgh, Pa, going on there from
minneapolis, where she spent a
yeek, will return home Thanks
week.
MI. and Mrs. Vic Vestman have
their houseguests this week
II. Vestman's parents, Mr.. and
lrs. }. V. Vestman, who have
returned from an extensive .
,ur Of Sweden, where they visit !
! Mr.. Vestman's childhood home
ld among many relatives. On I
lelr return to New York thew I
ok a trip through Ontario and f
sited Mrs. Vestman's birthplace +
ere. Following their STAY in :
.dney Mr.. and Mrs. Vestman will .
'end a few days in Great Falls
fore returning to their home at +
.athead Lake, after an absence s
five months. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Coffrin !
last week on a motor trim. !
ley were headed for a visit with y
latives at their old home at i,
knoxville, Missouri, when thew 3
t Sidney but had numerous Il
her places in mind to visit be- 6
returning home. b
and Mrs. S. A. Anderson {,
ent a few days in Billings last If
and were there to meet
cir son, DR.. Hugh Anderson. m
10 flew in from Portland. Ore 81
and returned with them to
End the week end getting in
pheasant hunting. Mr.. and P
s. Anderson took him to Glen 81
e Tuesday evening to leave L.
m there for Portland, with 7
ms to spend a day with friends er
Columbus enroute. DR.. Ander- m
is specializing at the Uni Oh
'slty of Oregon Medical School. sd
I'd Albin was here from Tefft. u
LANA last week for a visit with n.
brother and sister-in-law. MI. u
| Mrs. Ira Albin. He had been "a
Used to come out prepared for 10
4 weather but found it more CO.
California. A railroad man
has worked for the New York M
ltral for thirty years and is RI
ting along toward the retire CO
ut stage. He worked for Ira on
Iatter's farm west of Sidney in Co
There has been a big change ha
the country, and there wasn't Ito
thought of this being an oil TEL
d then, he noted. Mr.. Albin 20
ewed acquaintance with some &c
the people he knew here IS ~,
rs ago. He made the trip by off
n. a.
RS. Vic Vestman went to Bill ent
$ last week end to play with ]
Billings Symphony in its first Sal
'ert Of the season. Mrs. Vest he1
plays in the first violin sec Bill
The symphony had as its of
Ist Mr.. Reid Nibley, who play On
Rachmaninoffs second niano the
'erto. Mr.. and Mrs. Neils AMI
ldsen, Carol and John, drove mn
'llllngs Saturday to attend the Oh
ert. wa:
lends will be interested in a gay gay
received from Mr.. and Mrs a al.
N. Harnish, who left three EEoI1
IS ago for Arizona with stons III
ute to visit among relatives TI,r
49, we are having a cou
Ie1IuI Zip. came through the VIII
< Hills, across Nebraska to ent.
hn nnd 1891