The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

children Gary and Laurie, spent
| the time visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
| Hanson In Glasgow. Z.
Gale Nelson has returned from
| Shodair hospital in Helena, where
| he was under care for four
months with rheumatic fever. His
condition Is greatly improved but
ne will continue under GONZALES
cent care at his home.
Mrs. Burtis Matthew and her
| niece, Marilyn Sanford Of Wat
ford City, went to Rawson, N.
Oak, Tuesday to attend funeral
services for their uncle, Julius
Rick. Miss Sanford is spending
some time in Sidney at the
Matthew home.
MI. and Mrs. Karl Muecke of
Powell, Wyoming, visited in Sid
ney recently at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Book and family. They
came for the special purpose Of
getting acquainted with a new
little granddaughter, Patricia
Maureen Book, born at the Com
munity Memorial hospital in Sid
ney April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Book and
children, Glenn, Nancy and Bar
bara Kay, are expected in Sidney
this week end for a three weeks
vacation visit at the John Book
home. Mrs. Cy Book, who has
been visiting here with her sons
family, will return with them to
their home in Great Falls, to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Anna Raddatz of Watford
City, visited in Sidney Wednesday
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. AxeI
Anderson. Mrs. Raddatz was max
ing final arrangements for the
Stavanger Lag to be held next
Wednesday and Thursday in Sid
ney with headquarters at the La
londe hotel. Mrs. Raddatz is Sec
rotary of the association.
Robert Mccullough, who will
enter upon his sixth year as in
structor in the Cristobal high
school in the Canal Zone this fall,
and his brother Richard of HUI
ston, Texas, arrived home Mon
day for a vacation visit. Robert
made the trip to Huston by plane
and came on from there by a
with Richard. They plan to visit
here through the month of July.
They are visiting their mother,
Mrs. E. j. Mccullough and their
sister, Mrs. Bud Simard and fami-
ly, and among old friends. Their
mother had been called to Victor,
Mont, last week due to the seri-
Gus illness of her daughter Neva
MRS. Raymond Campbell). Latest
reports are that Mrs. Campbell's
condition is somewhat improved.
Miss Joey Schmidt returned
Friday from a two weeks vaca-
ton on which she visited her
niece, Mrs. John Hunt and family
in Pipestone, Mimi, a cousin,
Mrs. Tony Smith and family at
Worthington, and with her broth
ers and their families at Makoti,
N. Oak.
Miss Margaret Hood who has
been convalescing at her home
following a major operation, has
returned to her position a. cashier
at the Yellowstone Mercantile Co.
store, where she is working part
time.
Mrs. Harvey Gutenberg and
daughter are on q vacation trip
to points in California. Mr.. Oden-
berg is the new window trimmer
at the Yellowstone Mercantile Co.
store.
Fire Chief Bonnie Dave is in
Butte this week attending a state
meeting of volunteer firemen.
Mrs. Jens Thogerson left last
Friday on a two months vacation
trip to France, where she will
visit her son Alton, his wife and
two children, and for a visit
with relatives in Denmark. Alton
is a captain in the air force and
is on extended duty in France.
Thogerson left Sidney via
Frontier airlines and will make
the trip both ways by air.
Mrs. o. S. from of Lisbon, N.
OAK, visited in Sidney last week
with her mother, Mrs. H. O..
Ruud. Saturday morning another
daughter and her husband, DR..
and Mrs. L. I. Gilbert and daugh-
ter Nancy and son Jack of Fargo
stopped for a brief visit on their
return home from a trip to Oak
land, Calf. Miss Gilbert gradual
ed from the Mills Art school in
Oakland and her parents and
brother went out for her COM
mencement week program. She
accompanied them home to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Steele had
as houseguests MI. and Mrs. Her
man Lender of Saginaw, Mich,
last week end.
MIR. and Mrs. Gunner Hansen
from north of Sidney have for
their guests Peter Frandsen and
Olsen of Denmark. Both
were old friends of Mr.. Hansen's
before he came to this country
and are friends and neighbors of
mis- relatives now living in Den
mark. Mr.. Frandsen's son and
Mr.. Christians daughter + mar
lied and are in this country as
exchange students for a year and
fathers made the trip for
he special purpose of visiting
hem. The son is working with an
engineering construction company
md his wife is a registered nurse
working in a hospital, both in
Rhode Island. After their visit
lere Mr.. Frandsen and Mr. Olsen