The Sidney herald., 1957-10-24
BY Mona School

tor Holland, Calvin Steppler, Har-
old Martin and Bud Parsons
worked together installing the
new electric pump in the new
well and building a new fence
on the east side of the school
grounds. Other small clean up
jobs were done also.
JoAnn, Kathleen and Bobby
Steppler called at the Calvin
Steppler home after school Mon
day.
Ray Whiting of Sidney was
making calls in this vicinity
Tuesday. He had dinner with the
Harold Martins.
Mrs. Haste was a supper guest
at the H. Martin home Tuesday
evening. On her way back to
school she stopped at Reitar
Coffmans to deliver a telephone
message.
Mrs. Henry Miller was in Sid
ney Thursday and Friday. She
helped her folks redecorate their
apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher,
Mrs. Lucy Peterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Smith spent the
week end at the Henry Millers'.
Mrs. Peterson is from Anchor
age, Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
| spent Saturday evening at the
Henry Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Hardy and
Charles Hardy spent Friday at
the Elmer Foss home. In the
afternoon the boys went deer
hunting.
Mrs. Ellen Edeburn and Dale
and Dennis Edeburn called at the
Elmer Foss home Saturday eve
ming.
Sharon and Bert Steppler rode
their bikes to Parsons and Coff-
mans Wednesday morning to de-
liver a message, since their
phone was out of order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin,
Duane and Marilyn were in Gull
bertson late Wednesday after
noon, where Wayne saw the
doctor about a bad sore throat.
Afterwards they drove to Wolf
Point for church. They were late
coffee guests at the Floyd Laid
home in Poplar. Others there
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Han
old and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Keller and Howard of
Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Schow and boys of Andes, Wayne
luck of Sidney and Norman
Easter of Pernell, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Calvin Steppler was host
ess to the Mona Homemakers
club held at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. The regular mem
bers present were: Mrs. Harold
Martin and Marilyn, Mrs. Flor
ence Spencer, Mrs. Victor Hell
land and Don, Mrs. Henry O.
Peterson, Mrs. Ellen Edlburn,
Mrs. o. H. Parsons from Sidney,
Mrs. Dennis Edeburn and girls
and Mrs. Henry Foss and girls.
Visitors at the club were Mrs.
Norman Eldridge, Mrs. Arthur
Edeburn, Mrs. Leonard Strand
and Mrs. David Steppler and
sons.
Mrs. H. Martin called on Mrs.
Oscar Parsons and Mrs. Reitar
Coffman Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Steppler
from Sidney were supper guests
at the Calvin Steppler home
Thursday night in honor OF CARS
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
spent Sunday at the Al Snedlgar
home.
Bill Ralston and Billy had din
ner at the Harry Sherman home
Thursday.
Joyce Holland and Donna Leo
nard were home from Billings 1or
the week end. -
Lee and Bruce McCollum left
Thursday for Augusta, Montana
on a hunting trip. They Will be
going to Ellis Spooners at Eureka
and then on to Pine Hurst, Idaho,
to visit another sister and family,
the Wilbur Jimersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland,
Don and Joyce were In Sidney
Saturday afternoon.
Phyllis Pregan spent the week
end at the Harry Shermans'.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and girls called at the Henry
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Jacobs and Corrine
and Mrs. Martin came out from
to visit Mrs. Lloyd
Parsons on her birthday We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Wis
tied Mrs. Delilia Sowle and Cal
last Monday.
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