The Sidney herald., 1956-02-16

working at their wells In tina
area.
billiard Harmon, John Souther-
land and Randall Stewart spent
the week end in Billings, where
Mr.. Stewart was a guest at the
homes of his. granddaughter
They drove home Sunday in 6
1858 Kaiser, which Mr.. Harmon
took in trade on the car they
drove up.
Mrs. Stenar Hansen made a
trip to Great Falls the first OF
the week, where she took her
little son Clark for a check up.
Clark is making splendid recovery
from an accidental gun shot
wound which he sustained early
last fall.
]. P. Hood left via Frontier
Airlines Tuesday for Spokane to
visit his wife, who is under care
at st. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Hood
recently underwent major surgery
from which, MIR. Hood tells us,
she is making very satisfactory
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson
left Glendive at Sis Wednesday
afternoon to attend a j. c. PEN
ney Company Convention, at St.
Louis, Mo. The meeting will open
Sunday, February 10Th, with a
banquet for Penney men and
wives at the Park-Plaza Hotel,
and will continue through Feb.
Dist Mr. and nH~e EI~o-Iror
plan to stop off on their return
trip, at Omaha, for a few days
rest and visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Lee and
John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Gall and Billie visited in Will
liston Sunday at the Jake Sand
vik home. MI. Sandvik has fully
recovered from injuries sustained
in a a accident over a year
ago, which confined him to the
hospital for several months. Mrs.
Sandvik was released from the
hospital just before Christmas
and is up and around with the
use of crutches. She still wears
a large body cast.
Frank Maltese was a business
in Billings several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman McCar-
and son Tommy, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Dave
Jr., arrived in Sidney Saturday
from Mesa, Arizona, where the
McCartens came to welcome a
new little grandson, John Scott
born Saturday, February
I at the Sidney Community Mem
orial hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
3ennie Dave Jr. had enjoyed a
.wo weeks vacation at Mesa.
Mrs. Luther Garrett left by
blame Sunday for a visit with
Ter late husbands parents and
,ther relatives in Roanoke, Va.
She planned a visit enroute with
friend in Memphis, Tenn, who
erved with her as a WAAC dur
ng the war, and on her return
will visit at the homes of sisters
n Dickinson and Moorhead. Mrs.
iarnett will be away three
months.
Mrs. Ben Huston writes that
hey are the grandparents of a
Iew little son born Nov. l to
heir 0 and daughter-in-law,
fr. and Mrs. Glenn Huston at
heir home in Spokane. The new
ably, Kelvin Timothy, has four
listers and brothers. The Benz
lustons r making their home
I Kalispell, where Mrs. Huston
avs they have had quite a cold
inter but are looking forward
, a wonderful summer in that
eautiful lake region. Due to the
Did weather MI. Huston, she
aid. had found it necessary to
pend much of the time inside
nd was anxious for it to warm
p SO he could be out and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher and
[rs. Elizabeth Chadderdon mo-
red to Billings recently for a !,
eek end visit. Mrs. Chadderdon
-sited at the home of her neph- ,
", and with Mrs. Mary Oberg- ,
II. while the Fishers were guests ,
their son Ed and family and !
the home of Mrs. Fishers cous-
!, E. c. Atchison and family. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson and |
lildren took Mrs. Nelson's moth
!, Mrs. Jennie Peterson back to
# home at Plentywood last Sum- |
~ and visited there for a few I
,urs with Mrs. Nelson's broth l
I, Clifford Nelson and family. l
rs. Petersen had been visiting I
re at her daughters home. :
Milo D. Anderson of Sidney, :
no is attending Eastern Montana =
,llege of Education in Billings, =
S been cast in a role in the \
KIT dramatics production of the
The Friendly Fireside Circle y