The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08

boy born Thursday evening Aug
/ at the Sidney hospital. He hai
been named Dean Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steppler ar,
staying at the Calvin Stepple,
farm to help with the work Will,
Mrs. Steppler Is away. Sharon L
with her aunt Frances and Der
Leroy is home with his grand
parents.
Mrs. Lloyd Parsons and girl.
went to Culbertson on bushes,
Monday morning. George Curt.
and Delmer Halves rode in witt
her to do some shopping. The,
rode back with Darold, Duane anc
Marilyn Martin who went in fol
repairs.
Jason Alexander and boys o,
Seattle, Wn., called at the Par.
sons and Coffman homes Tuesday
They were here to help his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alexan.
der celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary that evening.
Lee McCollum went to Sidney
Wednesday.
Mrs. Victor Holland, Mrs. Flor.
ence Spencer and Monty Spencer
shopped in Sidney Wednesday.
Marlene Martin called at the
Stepp1er home Wednesday.
Little Tommy Miller has beer
sick. He spent Tuesday and Tues.
day night in the Sidney hospital.
Bert Danielson spent Monday
and Tuesday at the Harold Mar
tin home.
Duane Martin stayed overnight
with Delmer Halves at the farm
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Lloyd Parsons and girls
attended a Dane Valley Ladies Aid
meeting Thursday at her sisters,
Mrs. Paul Jacobs in Culbertson.
Henry Peterson and Willis
Thompson went to Poplar Thurs
day. Mrs. Peterson spent the af-
ternoon with her mother, Mrs.
Willis Thompson at Andes.
Kenneth Gardner and Dave
Peterson called on Harold Martin
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Foss and daughter
Norma Jean have been to Dead
wood, S. D., to see another daugh-
ter, Connie, who is working there
at a Girl Scout camp. While there
they also enjoyed the days of
Seventy-Six" celebration.
Mrs. Harry Foss was hostess at
the Mona Homemakers Club on
Thursday afternoon which met at
the Mona hall. Present were: Mrs.
Ellen Ediburn, Mrs. Dennis Edl-
burn and girls, Mrs. Florence
Spencer, Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs.
Harold Martin, Marlene and Mari
Iyn and Mrs. Harry Foss and
Cindy.
Calvin Steppler and Bert Leroy
flew to Sidney Thursday evening
where Calvin visited his wife and
little son at the hospital.
Floyd Curtis came down Friday
to dc some field work at the farm.
Mrs. Harold Martin and family
Mrs. Florence Spencer, George
Curtis and Delmer Halves were
shoppers in Sidney and Fairview
Friday. Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Spencer visited Mrs. Calvin Step
pier at the hospital while in Sid
ney.
Mrs. o. H. Parsons came out to
the farm Saturday afternoon to
spend a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Langton, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Langton and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oris Peterson, MIR.
and Mrs. Tavern Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Buck Eldridge and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomp-
son and family were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Peterson. Mrs. Floyd Curtis
and family called in the afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Spencer and Mon
ty and Lee McCollum had Sunday
dinner with the Victor Hollands.
Nancy Bradley spent the week
end in Sidney with her aunt and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Morris. II
Sunday visitors of the Lloyd
Parsons family were MI. and
Mrs. Paul Jacobs and family OF
Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Martin and family of Dane Val
ley and Mrs. Parsons mother,
Mrs. Martin, of Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Miller and
Tom visited at the Leslie Candee
nome Sunday evening. Mrs. Can
dee came home Saturday from
the hospital with a new little
Darold Martin went to see Bill
" Hagen at the Gabe ChilderS
home one evening last week.
Marlene Martin spent from Fri
lay to Sunday with the Donald
Martins in Sidney. ~.
MI. and Mrs. Victor Holland and
Donnie were Sunday evening Wis
tors of MI. and Mrs. Ira Palmer.
The Harold Martins attended
services in Sidney SUM-
also a picnic dinner at the
7ichland Park to welcome the
new minister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Zook from Texas.
Mrs. Floyd Curtis and children
at the George Curtis home
sunday. Delmer went home with
hem after spending several days
at Mona.
Harold Martin took his plane to
.illiston early Monday for re-
licensing. Darold drove the car
Town to bring him home.
Boyd Lowe has been helping
Dave Davis with his farm work.
)arold Martin also helped one
lay. Dave is slowly improving
rom his accident but still has a
asst on his back and arm and is
to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Martin had
I;u-o~ 80 Tho Uorol1 Martins nm