The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

family in Billings. "Walt" came
for them and brought them home
as an inducement in having them
there for the holiday. They report
a fine time and enjoyed seeing
their one and only great-grand-
child.
Mrs. Levi Jennings returned
last Thursday from Spearfish, S.
Oak, where she enjoyed a two
weeks Christmas vacation at the
homes of her daughters, Mrs.
Ralph Gordon and Mrs. Clyde
Ellerman and their families.
Bob Downs returned the first
of the week from Stevensville,
where he enjoyed a two weeks
visit through the holidays at the
home of his brother-in-law and
sister, MI. and Mrs. Bjork. Bob
made the trip by plane to Mis-
soula and return.
Betty Halvorsen Morrill, will
arrive in Sidney the first Of the
week on a visit of combined bus
mess and pleasure. She will be a
houseguest at the home of her
brother Bud and family and will
also visit her brother Joe and
wife and among old friends.
Sharon Hall and Patty Krey
have returned to Greeley Colo
RADIO, to resume their respective
courses at the state university
following a holiday visit at their
homes in Sidney.
Fay Chapman, Jimmie Skillen
and Barbara Conway were
among the Montana State College
students who spent the holidays
at their respective homes in Sid
ney.
Mrs. Paul Johnson and daugh-
ter Christine returned to Sidney
Sunday, December 20, and will
continue to make their home with
PauI's mother, Mrs. Carl johnson
until he returns from Germany,
where he is stationed with the
army. Mrs. johnson and her little
daughter visited for three months
with her parents and among 9TH
er relatives in Ionia, Michigan
MI. and Mrs. Roy Walther and
their son Michael, who visited
here through the holidays at the
home of their daughter and SIS
ter, Mrs. Henry Turner and fam
lily, left Sunday. Michael return
ed to Pullman, Washington, to
resume his sophomore year al
the state college, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walther are on their way
back to Panama City, where Mr.,
Walther holds a civil service po-
sition in the postal department OF
the Pan-Canal Co. The Walthers
have been on an extended vaca-
ton and after a visit at their
former home in Elko, Nevada,
will conclude their vacation on q
trip to San Francisco, Mexico
City, and a tour of some of the
Central American countries. Most
Of their trip home will be made
by plane.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Chris
Hansen of Westby visited in Sid
ney over the week end at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Johnson, and with he1
sister, Mrs. Reuben Nelson and
family.
Julie and Janet Buchholz left
the past week to return to their
respective schools. Julie is q
sophomore at the College of St
Catherine in st. Paul, and Janet
is in her freshman year at the
College of st. Mary's at Zavier,
Kansas. Both spent the holidays
at their home here.
Ronnie and Dennie Lalonde and
Phil Hurd left Sunday for St.
Paul to resume their studies at
st. Thomas Academy.
Bill (Maurice) Benson visited
his parents, the DR.. R. d. Bensons
two days last week on his way
to st. Paul, Mimi, to attend the
annual meeting of managers for
the Minnesota Mining and Manu-
featuring Co. Bill is one of the
company managers, located at
Whittier, California, where his
family resides. He was making
the trip by plane and took the
long way East in order to spend
a few days at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde,
Ronnie and David, and jays
mother, Mrs. Irene Lalonde re-
turned the day before New Years
from Las Vegas, where they en-
joyed Christmas week. They left
here via Frontier Airlines Christ
mas day after having a family
dinner at the home of Mrs. Irene
Lalonde at which guests were the
Jay Lalonde, Bert Lalonde,
O'Neill Jones and Lawrence Del