The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Inc IlrSL In many years
at which all Of their children,
three daughters and two sons,
were home. Miss Margaret Nor
ris was home from Greenwich,
Conn, where she holds a position
as a registered nurse; Miss Shir-
ley Morris teaches in the Forsyth
public school; Robert and his
wife were home from Bozeman,
where Robert is a student at
Montana State college; and Rich
ard is in the service and had just
returned from Germany. The st.
Cyrs completed the family circle.
Mrs. Art Johnson returned
Tuesday from the west coast
where she has been visiting the
past two months among her chill
dren and grand children at
points in California, Washington
and Oregon.
Mike Meatovich was in Sidney
Friday for a physical checkup.
Since moving to Billings Mike
has been employed at the Smith
Funeral Home there while re-
covering from a back injury
which he sustained while operat-
ing the Red Owl Store in Sid
ney. Friends here were sorry to
learn that their little daughter,
Patti Joe, is under are at ST.
Vincent's hospital in Billings for
rheumatic fever and a heart con-
dition
Mrs. Robert Morrill,, nee Betty
Halvorson, is visiting here this
week at the home of her BROTH
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Halvorson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Halvor-
son and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrill, own and operate a hard
ware store in a suburb of Seattle.
Charles Mathison, who has been
under hospital care for several
days with a slipped disc, return
ed to his home Tuesday evening,
where he will continue to con-
valesce for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James friedrich
son and daughter Joan were in
Sidney yesterday from their farm
Is miles south of Poplar in the
Hillcrest community. Mr. Fred
reported the roads in
very good condition, clear Of
snow and with only an occa-
siona1 slick spot as a warning
careless driving.
FIR. Denis DAILY was a visitor
IN Sidney Monday, driving down
from Medicine Lake where he
IS pastor of ST. Patrick's Catholic
church and also of the Froid
church in that parish. Former as
to Monsignor Curtin, of
st. Philomena's church, FIR. DAILY
made many friends while here
who are always happy to see him.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Hafeman
we're in Sidney Wednesday from
heir farm west of Crane. "While
We had plenty of cold weather
December, the better
weather of the past week If it
continues will shorten the winter
md spring will be here before
know It," Mr.. Hafeman said.
t had been generally conceded
hat this section was in for one
# those "all out" winters the
,lder settlers remember so well,
,ut the prediction is not being
,orne out this week anyway
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen of
minneapolis arrived in Sidney
tuesday morning, called here by
he sudden death of Mrs. Jensen's
mother, Mrs. Nels Bach. Another
on-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Hrs. R. E. Putnam and children,
JARRETT Ann, Gordon and John
~ of LaMesa, California, reach
d Sidney Wednesday morning
~ car. Funeral services are be-
ng held today from Pella Lu-
heran church, notice of which
.ppears elsewhere in this issue of
he Herald.
Mrs. Homer Sherlock of Coulee
lam, Washington, arrived in Sid
icy Tuesday to attend funeral
ervices for her daughter-in-law's
Mother, Mrs. Nels Bach. Mrs.
sherlock is a house guest at the
ONE of her son and daughter-in-
aw, MI. and Mrs. Thomas Sher-
ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Niehenke
Ian to leave next week on a