The Sidney herald., 1955-02-03
PERSONALS

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In a letter received by friends
here from Mr.. and Mrs. E. q
Egbert of Mansfield, Louisiana.
they asked to be remembered to
their former Sidney friends. They
were delayed in getting their holt
day greetings out but said they
were fine and that their cards
would be coming soon even though
they VIII be late. Mr.. Egbert will
be remembered as a former bust
ness administrator at the local
hospital, where Mrs. Egbert was
also employed as supervisor of
nurses.
Carl Brattin IS reported as max
ing very satisfactory recovery at
the local hospital, where he has
been under medical care the past
week.
Mrs. Gordon Turner and little
daughter spent several days in
Sidney the past week due to the
illness of Mrs. Turner's father
Carl Brattin.
Little Donna Morey of GILBERT
o is visiting here at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ". HarniSh.
J.. S. McRae left Tuesday for
Castro Valley, California. for a
few weeks visit with his son and
daughter-in-law, MI. and Mrs.
Kenneth McRae. The McRaes had
planned the trip for some time but
settled upon the date when they
heard their son was to UNDERGO
surgery soon. Mrs. McRae was
unable to make the trip at this
time.
Members of the Yellowstone
Mercantile Co. force who are in
Minneapolis this week attending
market and buying merchandise
for the store and their respective
departments r Elmer Sorenson,
store manager and his wife. Miss
joey Schmidt, manager of the dry
goods department, Mrs. Roth,
manager Of the ladies' ready to
wear department, and Darol Beck
er, manager Of the mems wear de-
partment.
DR.. A. r. Sanford and his faith
er, Russ Sanford of Fairview. re-
turned last Thursday from Their
mopolis, where they spent three
weeks while DR.. Sanford took the
health baths from which we learn
he derived a great deal Of benefit
DR.. Sanford is making steady re-
cOvery from an attack of polio,
with which he was stricken sever
al months ago, and is able to dc
some work in his dentistry office.
The trip to Thermopolis was made
by al with the doctor driving
both ways.
Kenneth Sebring arrived home
the first of the week from Min
neapolis, where he has been en-
ployed the past few months at the
Dayton Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Weir and
children, Deborah Jean, Patsy
Carmene, and Dennis Colleen re-
turned to their home in Grand
Forks, North Dakota Tuesday, fol-
lowing a weeks visit here at the
home of Mrs. Weir's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Hall. Dennis wa:
on vacation from the state uni
versity between SemesterS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Huston Of
Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Julia Hus-
ton of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Car
RE Walker of Sank Rapids, MINI.
made a short visit on relatives anc
friends in Sidney the past week
They had come to attend the Err
nest Huston funeral in Williston
an account of which will be founC
in this issue of the Herald.
Dan Price. secretary of the Sidne-
Chamber Of Commerce. and Glenn Hal
were guests of the Poplar Chambe
of Commerce at its annual dime
meeting Wednesday evening. J. II
Frerich. who was recently reelected
10 the office Of president, presided, ant
Howard Porter. president Of the Bill
lngs Business college, was the CUES
speaker.
Mrs. Thos. Almiui, who has beel
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Judy Sanders and little daughter
left last week for Helena and Kahs
pell where she will spend some tim
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