The Sidney herald., 1957-03-21

the acquaintance of a new little
grandchild after which she will &
to Los Angeles to visit at hel
daughters home and be therayt<
welcome a new baby. Mrs. VENTS
will return from Los Angeles t.
her home in Duluth, MINI.
Eston Sobolik, who enjoyed a
five days visit at his home here
between semesters, left Wednes-
day morning to return to school
Eston is a senior at the College OF
st. Thomas in st. Paul, where he
is specializing in business. He
was accompanied home by Do
lores Peterson, who visited over
the week end at her home here.
Dolores had to be back for school
Monday SO returned by train. She
is in her second year of education
at Manchester College in ST. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Anderson re-
turned Friday morning from a va
cation trip on which they visited
in Denver, drove through New
Mexico and Arizona and into Cal
ifornia, visiting many places of
interest enroute. In Los Angeles
they visited with Miss Alma
Glade, formerly of Sidney. They
took the coastal route from Cal
ifornia to Portland, where they
visited their son, DR.. Hugh Ander-
son, who has a residency at the
University of Oregon Medical
school. On their way to Portland
they called on the Glands in Sa-
lem and brought greetings from
them to their many Sidney
friends. The Andersons report a
wonderful trip through beautiful
country with good roads and
weather all the way. There was
some rain in California and Ore
gon and snow in western Oregon
and in the Passes. They ran into
their first real snow in Montana,
where eight inches had fallen the
morning they reached Livingston,
and was being taken off the city
streets in trucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson
returned the first of the week
from Roundup, where Mrs. Ed
mondson visited at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. John Kiplin-
ger and family while Mr.. Edmond
son attended a meeting of Penney
store managers in Billings. They
were accompanied back to Sidney
by their daughter, Mrs. T. X.
Hurley and little son Timothy,
who are visiting here for a few
days. They will leave later in the
week for Chicago for a visit at the
home of Mr.. Hurley's parents.
Lowell Hoganson is expected
home this week end for a few
days vacation between terms at
Montana State College in Boze-
man, where he is in his junior
year.
Harley McLain, the father Of
Bernard McLain, arrived last
Thursday and will spend a few
weeks with the McLains. He had
been staying with his daughters
in Mayville, N. D.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Ewing
of Circle had supper last Wednes-
day evening, March Is at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Bernard McLain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hansen, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Hansen and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Jones and son
Nicky will drive to Bozeman Fri
day to attend the wedding of
their granddaughter and niece,
Georgiene Gilbert, which will
take place there Saturday eve
ming in the Lutheran church and
will be followed by a reception
at the Baxter Hotel. An account
of the wedding will appear in a
later issue of The Herald.
Mrs. Al Johns was in Culbert-
son Monday evening, where she
addressed the Culbertson Wo-
mems club on FLOWERS and
Floral Arrangements"
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
returned Sunday from Salt Lake
City, where they visited at the
home of his sister, DR.. Camille
Anderson. They also spent a few
days at Thermopolis, enjoying the
baths and other health features
If this popular health resort.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jensen of
Minneapolis arrived in Sidney
Wednesday to be here that eve
hing for the golden wedding Gel
ebration of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jens Jensen. They are
louseguests at the home of his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Miller. The Rev.
md Mrs. Sidney Nelson and little
laughter of Lethbridge, Saskat-
.hewan, Canada, are also here
or this anniversary event. Mrs.
Velson is a granddaughter of
he Jensens. They are visiting at
he home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Iversen.
Mrs. Anne Nutter returned
Sidney recently and is visit
temporarily at the home of
Ter son Don. She plans to get
n apartment and resume her
esidence here. Mrs. Nutter re-
urned to the states before
christmas, after spending six
months with relatives in her ma
i've Scotland and a year with
err son George and his wife in
Germany, where George is sta
Ioned with the u. S. Airforce.
IN her arrival in the states short
Y before Christmas she visited
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jane
UTTER and family at Kensington,
Iaryland, and at the homes of
er sisters in Silver Springs, Md,
nd Boston, before coming on to
idney. Mrs. Jane Nutter is the
-idow of the late George Nut