The Sidney herald., 1956-07-05

n two weeks trip to the west coast.
They visited relatives In Seattle n
and Crssx fAiH. Sue Thompson was
= Euest Of Mary. Louis on the trip.
Ers. Bill Thompson visited in SEQ
| hey last woek 1t the home of her
and attended q Cousins wedding while,
there.
Houseguests at the W. r. Searles
| home this week are MIR. and Mrs.
James L. Beeler. and their daughter
r 3 h snd h Mns. ssei nli sroth ari LSS
and sister, the Rev, n Mrs. H. N.
| Grimm. all of Strasburg, Va. MIR. and
Mrs. Searlcs win take them on a trip
cy and Billings this week end. Mr..
and Mrs. Searles will return home
60 on for a tour of Yellowstone Park
turning east. Mr.. Searles and Mr..
BeeIer were buddies In World War I.
when both served In the naval air
force.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hess and family
of Fallon were Sunday guests at the
nome of her uncle and aunt. MIR. and
Mrs. Cliff Ray, and also visited among
some of their old friends while here.
Miss Nettle Ray. who spent several
weeks in Sidney at her brothers
| home. left Last Thursday to return TO
her home in Sacramento. California.
Judy Angerneier. who has visited
here the past few weeks with her
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Rouh,
left Sunday to return TO her home IN
Great Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Rasmussen and
chitdren. Kerry and FL Ray. leit Sat-
urday to return TO their home in
Spokane after a vacation spent Wis
lung anon relatives in this com
| munity. Curtas is employed at the
k[otcor a Ia Nr1a Nun nlonf in Gr~olr,-n
DIR. c. o. Watkins is in Chicago
this week attending a meeting OF
the National ChirOpractic association.
DIR. and Mrs J. E. Low returned
Monday evening from a two weeks
relatives and friends at points in
Minnesota and Iowa.
Mr.. and MIS-. Arthur S. Hall and
| children. Mary and Cherry. returned re-
Gently from a vacation trip on which
they visited Mr.. Hail. sister. Mrs.
James Shelton N family at Shelby,
and with Mrs. Halls brothers, Elmer
and Fred Hou in Spokane. Mrs. Halls
father, lens Hoil. who a spent the
past few months at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. hester Bertelson i n
FRESNO, flew TO Spokane to Join his
daughters family for the trip ONE
MIR. and Mrs. Paul CreSap and
daughter Su1an Left by train Tues
day for Portland, Oregon to visit
l nIT. 1ISSdQ > QdIEIlLS WHO are CGlG-
brating their golden wedding ami
versary July 5. They plan to return
July IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rounce re-
turned last Thursday from San Fran-
cisco. where they were present at
the wedding of their daughter Bar
bara. an account OF which will APP
pear in the next issue OF The Herald.
Their grandson, David Boyd, flew out
from Norman. Oklahoma. for the we'd
ding and accompanied his grandpar-
ents back to Sidney for a months
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. James Setterley of
Niagara Falls, New York called on
MIR. and Mrs. Cecile Steele the first
OF the week. Jlm and Cecile were
both reared in the Girard community
northwest of Sidney. Jim said they
rode on everything they found.
Didn't always stay ON but 1t was
fun trying" The SetterleyS were Wis
iting at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Nora Coffman.
Mrs. Bob Hood and daughter Mar
cha Lee left from Williston On the
Empire Builder Friday evening for
MaSsina. New York. where they will
enjoy a several weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Wier. MT. Wier is employed
there as an engineer by Peter Kie-
witt Construction Co. on the st. Law
renee Seaway project. Mrs. Hood and
little daughter vent by train as far
as Syracuse, N. Y. where they were
TO be met by Mrs. Hoods parents.
Mrs. Andy LAM of Portland, Oregon,
who has been visiting in Sidney for
several weeks with her son Stanley
and family, will leave Saturday for
MT. Carmel. N. D. h Stanley LAM
family are taking her there to Join
another son, Bill LAM, and go with
him to his home at Ardock. N. D.
Mt. Carmel is a religious camp To-
Gated near Granville. N. D. Bill Lanz
has a passionate at Ardock. where he
lives with his two daushters. HIS
visiting at Ardock. Mrs. LAM win
spend some time with sons and their
families in Minneapolis and Dallas.
Texas. before returning to her home
in Portland.
Monday. July 2 from a three weeks
Falls and Helena. Miss Marshall was
in Helena for the meeting of the
Republican and Law Enforcement
convention held there June $3.50.
Niagara Falls, New York. former
ly of the Sidney-Gdrard community
visited in Sidney several days this
week at the home OF his aunt. Mrs.
Bill Coffman. They left today for
ogden, Utah. to see his brother be-
fore returning home. Mrs. Coffman
also had for her guest the past week
her sister. Mrs. L. J. Parker of Chip
ley. Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. Bin Gladowski of
Klammath Falls. Oregon, and Mrs.
Richard Pruitt of Medford. Oregon.
win leave for home tomorrow after
a weeks visit in Sidney with their
mother, Mrs. Caroline Gladowsk,
and among other relatives. Bill Is at
tending the Oregon Technical Insti-
tute at Klammath Fails, where he is
taking the course in office machine
repair. n Pruitts a a service
station and logging business at Med
ford. On their way to Sidney they
visited in Spokane at the homes OF
their sisters. Mrs. Russell Pettinato
and family. and the Ernie Chap
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lexcen, ST.,
who have been here for several days
visiting their son, Attorney J. M. Lex
cen. Jr., and family are leaving today
for their home at Winsted. Mimi,
where the former Sidney attorney IS
now practicdng. They have been on
a three weeks vacation trip by car
to San Francisco. Calf. where they
visited their So~n-in-law and daugh-
ter. MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Audrey Nc
Phillips and their three children
Mr.. McPhalhps is q staff writer on
wife Audrey is a 1886 graduate of
Sidney high school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lexcen went out over the Black HIS
route from Winsted and returned via
Helena, Mont. Mr.. Lexcen told us 1t
was wonderful In San Francisco where
they experienced the eight climates
all in the course OF their weeks visit
that city boasts. He called on friends
in both Fairview and Sidney and they
stayed over yesterday TO take in the
Fourth OF July frolic rodeo elebra
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