The Sidney herald., 1957-08-15

did some sightseeing in Moose
jaw and Regina.
Friends will be happy to hear
that Mark Fawcett is up ano
around and making splendid re-
covery from his recent surgery
Sue Hurd, who is taking
nurses training at St. Vincent's
hospital in Billings, has enjoyed
a two weeks vacation visit al
her home here and will leave
Saturday to resume her studies
DR.. and Mrs. Keith Loken, who
have been visiting here at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Fawcett for nearly
three weeks, left Wednesday
morning to return to their home
in st. Paul. Mrs. Loken was the
former Marlene Fawcett. They
were entertained at the homes of
many of her friends during their
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson
and daughter, Donna McCaffree
of Minot were week end guests
at the Dean Beck home. Donna
stayed for a weeks visit and Mr.
and Mrs. Beck will take her to
Williston Friday to leave from
there by train for home.
Mrs. Ada Warner and little
granddaughter, Linda Johnson,
will leave next Wednesday for
Vancouver, Wn., where Linda
will return home after a months
visit here, and Mrs. Warner will
spend a few weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Hazel john
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Jones have
for their houseguests this week
Mrs. Jones brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tarara
of Rochester, Mimi, and their
five children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Little left
this morning for Fargo, N. Oak,
where they will visit among
friends for a few days while MIR.
Little attends an insurance con-
vention.
Mrs. Olive Zimmerle of La
Grande, Oregon, arrived in Sid
ney this morning for a several
weeks visit with her daughter,
Miss Ethel James at her home in
Chad's apartments. Miss James is
employed at the KICK broad
casting station.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Meyer
are here from Denver, Colorado
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Meyers and other rela-
tives and seeing a lot of Franks
high school friends. He starred
in athletics through high school
and attained a high scholastic
graduating rating as well, dur
ing which time he was a popu-
lar part-time employee at the
Hotel Lalonde. At Denver he is
attending college and majoring
in Hotel Management for a ca
reer in that profession. This is
his finishing year and during
his student course he has been
employed at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. On this trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer visited relatives and
friends in Portland, Oregon, and,
driving, they plan to leave here
Saturday to return to Denver.
Mrs. w. S. Lille of Denver
arrived in Sidney by plane Tues
day for a visit at the home of
her son and his wife, Mr.. and
Dexter Lille.
Miss Maybe Nelson and her
nieces, Barbara and Janice Pc
tersen, took the bus to Plenty
wood this morning for IN over
night visit at the home of their
the Anton Nelson's.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A.. Dunn and
three children returned last week
Thursday from a two weeks va
trip on which they visit
ed at Agar and Gary, South Da-
1ota, the Twin Cities and La
Crosse, Wis. DR.. Dunn says he
his father with his har-
resting at Gary and at Agar helped
Mrs. Dunn's uncle with his COM
by driving a truck. The
were excellent down there,
wheat yielding as high as so
bushels an acre Crops were also
inc across Minnesota and Wis
.onsin. They drove from Min
leapolis to Lacrosse, Wis, on
3rd, where they spent the
lay visiting with MI. and Mrs.
I'd Witt from whom they brought
reetings to their friends here.
)r. Dunn says they all enjoyed
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