The Sidney herald., 1956-09-06

children are moving there this
week. During the time he has
been here, Mr.. Ford has been
an active member of the Sidney
Chamber of Commerce. the jay
Gees and the Elks, and will be
missed in those associations. Mr..
and Mrs. Ford have been active
and greatly appreciated in social
affairs. Best wishes of their
friends in this community accom-
pany them to their new location.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Low will
leave next Wednesday for Great
Falls where he will attend the
annual meeting of the Montana
Medical Assn. They will be gone
Sept. IL through September Is.
Mrs. o. l.. Chapman has re-
turned from a ten days trip to
Minnesota where she visited a
nephew and his family in Brain
ard and with her sister-in-law at
Foss Lake, a resort north of
Brainard. While there they took
her to st. Cloud for a visit among
other relatives and old friends.
Mrs. Chapman's sister-in-law has
a motel business at Foss Lake.
Mrs. Dave Johnson and sons,
David Jr. and Kelvin, who have
been visiting in Sidney the past
few weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kreis, left last week to return
to their home in Aberdeen, Mary
land. They stopped enroute for a
two days visit with Mr.. Johnson's
parents at Princeton, MINI. Mrs.
Johnson's husband, 1t. johnson,
is stationed with the army at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds near
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sobolik
will leave Sunday for Minneapolis
to attend market week and do the
fall and holiday buying for the
Sidney Clothing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Renshaw
of Ekalaka visited among friends
in Sidney the past week and
took in the Richland County Fair.
They were houseguests at the
JODe lore nome.
Marlene Fawcett and Dolores
Peterson will leave Sunday for
st. Paul to resume their studies
at Manchester college, where both
will enter upon their sophomore
year.
Eston Sobolik will drive to
Fallon Friday to get his sister
in-law, Mrs. Albert Sobolik Jr.,
and little son Robert Paul, who
will visit here through the week
end at the Albert Sobolik Sr.
home. The Soboliks live at Sheri-
Wyo., and Albert brought
his wife and little son to Fallon
for a visit with her father, d. J..
Potter and her sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son and family. He will join
his family here for the week end
and they will return home with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen are
here from Staples, Mimi, visiting
friends while he is looking after
his farming interests. They moved
from the Bronson community to
Staples in 1914 when he sold
part of his land northwest of
town to the county for an air.
port site which was abandoned
when the present airport just
west of town was established.
Land that he retained is only
about 40 rods from the first
oil well IL miles north
west of Sidney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jensen will be here about three
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
and Dennis of Cody, Wyo-
ming, were week end guests at
he Bob Anvik home.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hamlin and
amily spent the Labor Day week.
md near Logan, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Goodwin
# Poplar, and his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Good
vim of Yakima, Wn., were over
light guests last Friday at the
lome of Mrs. Paul Goodwin's
Mother, Mrs. Clara Lowry. Other J
iuests at the home of Mrs. Low
last Saturday were her SON.
n-law and daughter, Mr.. and
1rs. Homer Goodwin and family
f Chinook, Montana, Mrs. Arvid
Barber of Wasaki, Mimi, and
1r. and Mrs. Paul Baker of
mid. They were all in Sidney
or the w. H. Goodwin funeral. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Fulkerson
ad for their surprise guest Sum- !,
ay, Mr.. Fulkerson's uncle, DR.. =.
Wallace Borgerson of Oakland, !,
owa, who flew in for the day !
i his own plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Menninga
nd daughter Marilyn of st.
loud, Mimi, visited in Sidney l
few days last week at the Bill .
.edgren home. Mr.. Menninga !
caches in the st. Cloud State l
eachers College. s
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Taylor and l
lr. and Mrs. Addison Ruby of ,
uffalo, Wyo., visited in this !
rea last week at the home of their !
Mrs. Clara Lowry and
[rs. H. G.. Hartland of Sidney, v
Irs. Charlie Sander at Lambert, a
Id Mrs. Sena Crawford at In 4
Ike. Mr.. Taylor is a retired rail-
,ad man from Norfolk, Neb., and r
ley have their summer home at r
-ory, Wyo. The Addisons are \
Inchers. ~
John R.. Gill of Crossett, Ark,
S son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. L
Id Mrs. Durwood Hazelton and a
Glenda of Eugene, Ore L
IN, and his daughter, Miss Will p
h Gill of Ri1linoc vicitad IN Cid Il