The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

ing, where they took a cabin for
the night. In the morning the biz
gard had subsidized, but their car
in front of the motel, was COM
pletely covered with snow.
Jerry Homstad was q surgical
patient at the local hospital sew
eral days last week, where ne
underwent throat surgery. He Is
now back on the job as manager
of the J. M. Mcdonald Co. store.
Sgt. Tommy Nesbitt, who just
returned after serving eighteen
months In Seoul, Korea, has been
visiting his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil VoSs, OF
| Sidney. He will leave this week
to spend the remainder Of his
leave with his parents, MI. and
| Mrs. j. L. Nesbitt In East Point,
| Georgia. Sgt. Nesbitt serves In the
| 9th Army Honor Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Crosgrove
have returned from a weeks va
cation trip on which they COM
bined business with pleasure.
Jack attended a one-day Culligan
meeting in Denver, where they,
spent a few days and then went
to Colorado Springs for a few
days of sightseeing in that area.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Houston of
Kalispell were houseguests at the
Bob Howard home several days
over the week end. They were
on their way to Marshalltown,
Iowa, to visit among Mr.. Hous-
toms relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Sissel re-
turned last week from the west
coast where they visited In Sc
attic and Spokane with their
daughter and among many old
friends and relatives. In Seattle
they visited their daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ence Crippen and their daughter
Jean. Clarence, who is well
known in Sidney, has been Ill
for some time from a combina-
ton of diseases and is under care
at the veterans hospital there.
He was able to sit up an hour at
a time when the Sissels left for
home and they tell us the doctors
said that was very fine consider
ing his condition. Seattle, we were
told. is getting ready for the 1860
Worlds Fair and many notlce-
able changes are being made
throughout the city. The Sissels
also attended open house on the
large S. S. Matsonia, the last OF
four beautiful luxury liners built
by the Matson Line and the first
to visit Seattle. They toured the
ship, which they tell us was beau
tiful beyond description. It's over
all dimensions are 638 It. 8 inches
in length and 80 feet breadth. II
has 7 decks and carries $50 pas
sengers, all in first class accom-
modations. Among special snip
board facilities are a shopping
center. beauty and barber shops,
a wonderful Children's playroom'
swimming pool, Photographic
shop and a spacious main lounge
that serves as both.a theatre ano
q chapel. The entire interior is
beautifully decorated in Hawaiian
or Polynesian motif. In Seattle
the Sissels also visited KOMC
studios and saw TV in its origi'
nal presentations. In SPOKANE
they visited another daughter ans
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. JONI
Vanderwood and daughter. IN
Vanderwoods have a beautiful
home on a small acreage and raiss
chinchillas as a hobby. Visits
were enjoyed with many friends
in both cities.
Miss Joey Schmidt visited witt
her brothers and their families
and among old friends at Makotil
N. d.. several days last week.
MFR. and Mrs. Jay White re-
turned last week from the Easl
where they enjoyed a three weeks
of combined business and plea
sure. They visited MIR. Whites
brother. Burks White and wife at
Mt Pleasant, Michigan, M r S
whites brother Delbert Anderson
and family in Chicago, and with
other relatives and friends IN Ou-
Buoue. Iowa. and Mitchell, S. Oak.
Mrs. Nettie Robinson OF Richie
visited in Sidney a few days last
week with Mrs. Libbee Sass OF
Fort Worth, Texas, who is here
looking after the estate OF her late
brother, George Lzicar. Mrs: sass
tells us that she and Mrs. ROBIN
son had not seen each other since
1904 when they were both en-
ployed in Glendive and were on
the then famous girls basketball
team. Mrs. Sass and her husband
are staying at cabin No. IA at the
ElRey Motel where Mrs. Sass
who. is engaged in selling the rare
nlants and bulbs and other nurs-
ery stock on her brothers land
near Crane, may be contacted
She is also offering the land FOL
sale.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Beagle have
for their houseguests this week
their grandson, Allan Perley n
Mrs. Muriel Severance Of Tacoma,
New Hampshire. Mrs Severance
has lived at the Perley home and
taken care of the three boys since
their mothers death nineteen
years ago. They made the Trip