The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

Win A1ns Chalmers. MIR. and Mrs.
Whiting and Bruce spent a few DAYS
IA u. Paul on their return trip ana
WINE there enjoyed a visit at the Jim
Cott1ngham home in Minneapolis. phev
also stopped at Larimore. N. Oak
eIlToute nome to visit Mrs. Writings
parents Mr.. n Mrs. H. H. GargraVe
1ney report fine weather ard a
wonderful vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wolf and family
OF Sheridan, Wyoming, were over
night guests Friday and Sunday at
Ine nome of Mrs. VOLTS sister, Mari
Iyn Martlnson, and also visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Peck
lam. saturday was spent visiting rela-
ives at Frold and Medicine Lake.
MIS-. Seth Holland reports that her
IloIher, Mrs. Hattie PominVii4a mas
returned from ST. Vincent's hospital
IN Buhng and is now recuperating
at her own home at FairvieW. Her
oaughters, Mrs. L. F. DempewoIf of
salem, Oregon, and Mrs. Dighton Little
Oh Mlssoula are with her. Mrs. Little
VIII return to her home Friday but
Mrs. Dempewolf will remain indefinite
ly.
Mrs. A. D. Bell and her mother Mrs.
Silver Quilting, went to Dillon Wednes-
day to be present at the graduation
OF Mrs. Bells son and daughtcr-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bell, from
Northern State College, where they
have been attending summer school.
Both will return to their former po-
sltions on the Lambert school faculty
for the coming year.
Dennis Weir came over from Riv-
erdale to spend the week end at the
Glenn Hall home and was
LED on his return by his wife and
three little daughters who had visited
mere through the week with her par
entS and her sister Carmene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wharton and
four children visited in Sidney sew
eral lays the past week at the home
OF Mr.. Wharton'S brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. n Mrs. Don Hamlin and
family. The Whartons made the trip
70 Sidney from their nome at Tree
Mountain, Utah, by way of Yellow
stone park and Red Lodge and were
gong to tour Glacier park and take
d Trip TO Banff and Lake Louise be-
fore returning to their home. Mr..
wharton has been maintenance man
at the Utah General Supply Depot
at ogden the past Is years. He saws
this IS one of the largest government
army supply depots in the country
employing approximately 5000 men.
Mr.. n Mrs. Leo MuIhol,and and
son DICK left by car Wednesday on a
TWO weeks trip East. They will visit
son David and his wife and two
children IN Chicago after which they
VIII go to their former home at Mt.
Pleasant, Michigan, where they will
enjoy a week of combined business
and pleasure. The MuIholland's son in
Chicago is a musician and has his
own orchetra.
Mrs. Caroline Gladowski had for
her houseguests this week ner son
and his wife, Cpl. and Mrs. Ray
Raymond and Diane of Pueblo, Colo.
They left today and will visit points
in the western part of the state on
way home. While here they also
visited Raymond's brothers and their
families in the Lambert community.
Monday Mrs. Gladowski's daughter
helen and her husband, MIR. End Mrs.
Pat Pettinato and son Virgil of Spo-
kane, Wn, arrived for a week visit
with her mother and among her
brothers and their families.
Mrs. Caroline Gladowski and her
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
GladowSk and children, David, Bob
and Dorothy of Lambert, spent
a recent week end at Sheridan, Wyo.,
where they visited at the home of
their daughter and sister and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Chapman.
They also enjoyed a visit with Mrs.
Kemmis, e Ann Chapman,
Of Colorado Springs. who, with FER
little son Ronnie was visiting at her
parental home.
Mrs. H c. Wilson of Malta, Montana
IS visiting at the home of her sister
and family, Rev. and Mrs. Otto FieseI
and also her father, Atty. A. Z Zuber,
who is making his home with The
at present.
Grand Forks, N. OAK, visited here
several days the past week at the
of Mrs. Simpsons parents, Mr..
Mrs. w. L. Bell. They made a
rip to Billings and will stop in Sid
on their return this week end.
and Mrs. Curtis Bell and family
II colorado Springs, were also guests
It the home of his parents Tor a
days on their way to Wisconsin
o visit among Mrs. Bells relatives.
Catherine Adams of Santa Monica,
california. and her little niece Cathy,
laughter of her brother Charles, arr
lived in Sidney by plane today FOR a
weeks visit at the home OF her
'Cother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
loDert Dasinger and family. Miss
ADAMS teaches in a Santa Monica
choOl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell, Mrs.
/. o. Ruud and Mis-. Russell Hulings
at Terry Tuesday to attend fu-
leral services for Thomas Emerson.
Emersons will be remembered as
ormerly of Sidney, where Mrs. Emer-
on was in charge Of the Richland
welfare office for a number
# years. The obituary wiz be publish
d in the next issue of The Herald.
The Rev. and Mrs. Reuben Dutton
eft this morning for Billings to look
fter some church and business mat
ers and will return home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Dasinger and
-aughters, Peggy and Marie A~ntouette
f Bozeman were overnight guests at
he home of Tony's parents, Mr.. and
1rs. Matt Dasinger, Saturday. While
hey were here they sold their beau
iful home on third street in south
Sidney to Carl Dynnesons, who !
ill be moving to town for the open !
lg of the school year. The Dasingers s
loved to Bozeman two years ago
here they own and operate the I
agile Cleaners. Their son Jimmie has ]
summer Job and was unable TO get
way for the trip with his parents. :
Enjoy an ice cold Limeade at \
our Fountain. Made from fresh {
lines. Turner Drug Co. 29-2tc {