The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

, Jeanette ana marry plan On Ky
ing back to Tacoma In time for
the starting of Jeanette's intern
ship at the hospital as medical
technician.
Mrs. Dexter Lille and Mrs.
r. D. Benson left Wednesday by
car for Red Lodge, where they
will attend the State PEG con-
vention being held there Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. The
Laurel and Red Lodge Chapters
will be hosts to the convention.
Mrs. p. M. Anderson, Mrs. Ira
Albin, Mrs. Lauritz Jensen and
| Carl Anderson have had for their
houseguests the past week their
sister. and her husband, MI. and
Mrs. James Hendricksen of Eu-
gene, Oregon, and a sister, Mrs.
| Christine Brockway of Charleston,
Wn. They left Tuesday for a visit
with another sister and brother
in Salt Lake City after which they
| planned to visit places of interest
in the west ON their way home.
During their stay here they were
entertained at many lovely family
dinners and social gatherings.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hall return
ed Saturday evening from Bill
lings, where Mrs. Hall took in
market week and did some fall
buying for her local establish
ment, the Modern Lady Shop.
The Halls were accompanied by
Mrs. Koser, who has the Vogue
Shop at Plentywood.
Erv Krejci, manager of the
Gamble Store, attended the 1856
Toy and Furniture Show in Bill
lings last week.
Mrs. Bert Lalonde and her five
daughters left by car last week
on a six weeks vacation trip to
California. They will visit Mrs.
Lalonde's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilson, and her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Tobler and family at Es-
condido, her sister, Mrs. Fern Gu
sick and daughter in San Diego,
and her brother-in-law and sister,
MI. and Mrs. Joe Babcock and
family at Alascodero. Enroute
they were going to visit their o
and brother, Bob Lalonde who is
stationed at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
in the air force. Mrs. Lalonde
was anxious to get to her destina-
ton due to the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Babcock. They
will visit other relatives on their
return trip.
G. E. Murphy of Minneapolis
is visiting here at the home of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Axel Nelson,
and among other relatives.
Mrs. Jay Lalonde and sons,
Ronnie and David, and Mrs. Al
bert Lalonde, left by car Mon
day for Cooley Dam, Wn., on a
vacation trip and for a visit with
the Homer Sherlock family.
Phil Hurd arrived home last
Friday from st. Thomas College,
St. Paul, where he has just COM
pleted his freshman year. Dick
Hurd is expected home today
from Boulder, Colo, where he
is attending the Colorado State
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next year.
Mrs. Robert Simpson and son
Robert of Grand Forks, N. D.,
visited among friends in Sidney
over the week end and while
here were houseguests at the
home of their niece and cousin,
Mrs. Harold Jensen and family.
Friends will be interested to
learn that the Jim Nelson family
have moved from Philadelphia to
Kilmarnock, Va, where Mr.. Mel
son is now employed by the STAN
dard Products. MIR. Nelson re-
signed his position with CargilI
Inc, the first of the year and
went to Virginia to take over his
new work. His family joined him
there two months ago. Word has
been received by the Axel Mel
sons from their son that they are
nicely situated in a new home at
Kilmarnock and are very pleased
with their new location.