The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

lendale. They will return to Sid
ney in the fall for Mr.. Forth
to resume his position as a mem
Der of the local grade school,
faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art johnson re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Billings, where Mr.. Johnson un-
derwent surgery at the Deacon
ness hospital the first of last
week. Mrs. Ivan Smith brought
them home and is visiting for a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat DeVoir, and among
other relatives. Ivan is now
manager of one of the Safeway
stores in Billings.
c. r. Hurry returned Friday
from Pittsburgh, Pa, where with
Mrs. Hurry he spent two weeks
visiting at the home of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. F. Churchill. They made the
trip on the N. P. Vista Dome train
from Glendive to Minneapolis and
from there by plane to Pittsburgh,
where Mrs. Hurry remained for a
longer visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Churchill. Mr.. Hurry returned over
the same route.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper and
children, Mary Ellen, jeff and
Gregg, will leave Sunday for Fari-
bault, Mimi, to get their sons,
Tom and Bruce, both students at
Shattuck Military School. Tom
will be a junior student there next
year and Bruce a sophomore.
The Harpers will be joined at Fari-
| bault by their son, Bob, who has
| just completed his freshman year
at Cornell College in Grinnell, Ia.
Walter Weagle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Weagle, who has been
home on a two weeks furlough
from Lowry ALB in Denver, left
Saturday to report back for duty.
His brother Lyle, who has been
employed at WRNW radio sta
ton in Eugene, Oregon, arrived
home Friday in time for a visit
| with him before his return to err
vice. Lyle has been called for mil
itary service and plans to visit
at home until June 6, when he
will report for induction. On his
return to Sidney he visited at the
home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones
and their son Michel in The Dali
les, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold of
Spokane are visiting here this
week at the home of their son,
Don Hamlin and family. The Ar
holds are returning home from a
three months tour of the United
States on which they have been
in every state in the Union. While
here they will enjoy a fishing trip
to a Canadian lake with the Ham
Inns.
Jim Stewart left Sunday for
Laurel, where he has been trans
ferred in his work with the Safe
way stores. Mr.. Stewart has been
assistant manager of the company
store in Sidney for five years. He
plans to return to Sidney over the
Memorial Day week end to get
his wife and three children if he
is able to secure suitable living
quarters for them at Laurel by
that time.
Mrs. Arden Browning and
daughter Debbie of T~orrington,
Wyoming, who are enjoying a
two weeks visit at the home of
Mrs. Browning's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Lund, were overnight guests at
the Harold Wind home at Saw
age Sunday. Mrs. Browning has
been honored at coffee parties
given by Mrs. Frances Jones and
Mrs. Dan ~Iversen, and has been
entertained in the homes of many
old friends during her visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund will take
them to Spearfish Saturday,
where Mr.. Browning will meet
them for a week end visit there
and the trip home.
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Weir and
three little daughters, Patricia,
Deborah and Denise, drove in
Tuesday evening from Fort
Wayne, Indiana, and will visit
mere for a week at the home of
Mrs. Weir's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Hall and with Dennis
lister, Mrs. Bob Hood and fami-
", and his mother, Mrs. Angelo
Weir. The latter arrived by train
Wednesday evening from Van
,ouver, B. c., for a visit of in
definite length at the Bob Hood
home. Dennis has just graduated
rom Indiana Technical College
It Fort Wayne with a degree
civil engineering and has &C.
'epted work with the Peter Kie-
Wit & Sons Construction Co. He
las been assigned to the Yves.
cast and will be notified during J
lis weeks visit here where to
eport for work. Dennis father =,
5 also with the Peter Kiewit
%. and was recently transferred
rom the st. Lawrence Water
yays to Vancouver, B. c. Enroute !
D Sidney the Dennis Wier family :
listed with Mrs. Wier's aunts :
their families at Mason City {
nd Muscatine, Ia. !
Pat DeVoir is under medical e
are at the local hospital where =
e was taken Tuesday morning =
blowing a heart attack.
Mrs. Jack Mowbray returned 4,
lst week from Denver and Dur :
ngo, Colorado, where Mr.. Now :
ray has been transferred tenn
orarily in his work. Mrs. Now y
ray visited with her husband s