The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16

moved south and plans to find
work nearer home.
Mrs. w. F. Ullman and o
Harold of Glendive were Sunday
guests at the Ernest Ullman and
Cliff Ray homes.
Mrs. F. B. Lauster will spend
the week end in Glendive to be
with her daughter, Mrs. John
Worthing and family, who will
visit there on their way from
Thompson Falls to st. Paul. The
Workings have resided at
Thompson Falls for over a year
while Mr.. Worthing has been
employed there in his position as
civil engineer on the st. Paul
Division of the NJ. P. Railway, on
the laying of bridges, new tracts
and roads for Noxon dam, which
is now under construction. He
expected to be there for some
time longer but was called back
to st. Paul to fill an unexpected
vacancy in the department there.
He returned to st. Paul the first
of the year and will meet his
family in Glendive this week end
for the rest of their trip. In
Glendive they are visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Worthing, where Mrs. Lauster
Will also be a part time guest.
Miss Maybe Nelson had for her
week end house guest Miss Villa
Gill of Billings. Miss Gill also
visited while here with her aunt,
Mrs. John Nelson and among
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Nelson joined her niece as a din
ner guest at Miss Nelson's home
Sunday.
Mrs. George Johnson returned
the first of the week from Wash
ington, D. c. where she was called
by the illness of her son Bill, who
is under hospital care there.
Mrs. Ralph Dozier and children,
Craig and Shirley, of Houston,
Texas, arrived in Sidney last Fri
day for a visit of several weeks at
the home of Mrs. Dozier's mother,
Mrs. Constance Brehm. MIR. Doz-
Ter is employed by the Precision
Exploration Co. in Texas. He will
join his family here for a brief
visit before they leave for home.
Harry McGraw underwent ma
jor surgery at the local hospital
Tuesday morning, where he had
been under care for a week. He
is reported as getting along very
satisfactorily. His mother, Mrs.
James L. Black of Sioux Falls, S.
Oak, came out the first of the
week to visit at his home and be
here while he is under hospital
care.
Mrs. Nord Lund returned We'd
nesday from Winona, Mimi,
where she went to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Miss Hilma
Loken, who passed away at her
home there following an illness
of several years. The deceased
was ~ years old. She was a sis
ter of the late j. A. Loken and
Clarence Loken of Sidney. She
is survived by a sister, Miss Esther
Loken, of Winona, and three
~nieces, Mrs. Lund of Sidney and
Mrs. Browning of Torringtpn,
Wyoming, daughters of j. A. Lo-
ken, and Mrs. w. N. Pelzer of
Winona, daughter of Mrs. Clarence
Loken of Sidney and her late hus-
band.
Ivan Krone went to Columbus
Friday to get his wife and little
son Craig, who were visiting there
at the home of Mrs. Krone's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wester-
haus. The Krones spent the holt
days with her parents after which
Mrs. Krone went to Billings,
where she was under surgical care
at the st. Vincents hospital for
about a week. While she was
there her parents took care of
the baby.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Sobolik and
Mrs. Sobolik's brother, Frank
Kelly, spent last week end Wis
iting the Albert Sobolik Jr. fam
lily at Lowell, Wyoming. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sobolik left today for Min
neapolis to attend market and dc
the spring buying for the Sidney
Clothing Co. store.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Beagle drove
to Billings Wednesday, where the
doctor is attending a clinical
meeting for study of the newest
techniques in dentistry. They
were accompanied by DR.. J. S
Beagle and will return home