The Sidney herald., 1957-02-07

C. r. Weatherslon home that
their son Carl has arrived at
Bamberg, Germany, where he
will be stationed with the army
IN the communications division.
Carl left from Fort Ord, Califor-
MIA, where he received his basic
training and schooling in COM
munication, and made the trip
by way of Panama. He embarked
at Cristobal, Panama, for Brem-
ershaven, Germany, and contin-
ued on from there to Bamberg by
train. His overseas assignment is
for approximately Is months.
Mrs. Fern Fallon returned last
week from Wickenburg, Arizona,
where she went to attend funeral
services for her son-in-law, Thor
val r. Christofferson, who passed
away at his home there January
10. The obituary appeared in a
recent issue of the Herald.
Marlene Martin returned Mon
day morning from Minneapolis,
where she went to attend the
wedding of Marlene Fawcett, an
account of which will appear in
the next issue of The Herald. Miss
Martin spent several days in Min
neapolis, where she also visited
among other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Varco left
by train Wednesday for Encino,
California, where they will en-
JOY their annual winter visit at
The home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haag-
cnson and family. Mrs. Leo Smith
came from MisSoula the first of
the week to accompany her par
ents and will return to her home
after a few days visit with her
sisters family.
Mrs. w. j. Seitz ST., and Mrs.
Seitz Jr. and daughter Danette,
returned Tuesday evening from
Butte, where they visited rela-
tives. Mrs. Seitz Jr. and daughter
spent three weeks there at the
home of her parents, and Mrs.
Seitz Sr. made the trip last week
TO attend a niece's wedding. Their
husbands were in Glendive to
meet them on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Niehenke
resumed by plane Saturday eve
ming from Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Mckenzie underwent
surgery at the Mayo Clinic
three weeks ago. She has made
splendid recovery but will con-
tinue to convalesce at her home
lcre. Her daughters, Mrs. john
Harnish and Mrs. Gail Witt, flew
10 Rochester to be with her dur
ing her operation and to spend a
few days.
Mrs. E. z. Edmondson returned
Tuesday morning from Missoula,
Vnere she visited at the home of
lcr son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
md Mrs. Torrance x. Hurley, and
made the acquaintance of her
lew little grandson, Timothy Ter
'ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Johns made
| recent trip to Minneapolis,
they spent a few days at
he home of their niece and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Pc
crson. While there Mr. and Mrs.
Johns visited wholesale establish
ncnts to purchase merchandise
or their Greenhouse Gift Shop.
Mrs. Tom Sherlock and daugh-
.crs, Anna Lisa and Corr Beth
viii leave Monday for Minneapo-
is, where they will enjoy a two
weeks visit at the home of her
iStcr and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
YRS. James Jensen and family.
Darol Beecher, who recently
.ssumcd a position as buyer for
he mems department of "The
'ariS' in Great Falls, arrived in
Tuesday morning by plane
before the arrival of a
,aby son born at The Community
Memorial hospital. Darol will re-
urn TO Great Falls the first of
ne week, where his wife and
title son will join him soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde and
on David, and Mrs. Irene La
1nde, returned Tuesday morning
rom Minneapolis. Jay had been
n a trip to Chicago, where he at
ended a road meeting and he
let others of the family in Min
eapolis, where they had return
d after visiting Mrs. Jay La
uncle, who is a surgical
at the Mayo clinic in
.ochester. In Minneapolis they
joined by their son Ron
lie and nephew Dennie, both
.udents al st. Thomas Academy Il;
| st. Paul, who spent the week {
I'D with them. Monday they Wis t
ed interesting places in the city s
nong which was the beautiful {
wv shopping center, "Southville" {
list out of Minneapolis. South I
lie" they tell us is composed of c
Valentines Day will soon be