The Sidney herald., 1958-04-17

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On their tour of California the
Weatherston's enjoyed visits with
Mrs. Weatherston's aunts, and
with nieces and a nephew and
their families. In Santa Monica
they we're entertained at the C..
d. Adams home and brought
greetings from them to their form
er Sidney friends. On their return
via the west coast route they Wis
tied at the homes of Mr.. Weather
| ston's sisters and their families
in Seattle and Spokane.
Harry Fisher of Billings, who
has been working the past week
in this area with the Treasure
State Insurance Co., returned to
his home Tuesday. While here he
helped the company establish Of
fices in the Lalonde hotel, where
they are located In the office room
on Central avenue off the hotel
lobby. Norman Truax of Butte
will be in charge of the office
but Miss Carmere Hall is manag-
ing 1t until he comes. Miss Hall
is home temporarily while the
Western Airlines, on which she Is
a hostess, is on strike.
Russell Hulings of Minneapolis
was in Sidney last week to at
tend funeral services for his aunt,
Mrs. Lula B. Carpenter. He
brought his little daughter Patri-
cia with him to visit her grand
parents, the R. M. Hulings and
Jim O'Connors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ramus and
little son Scott returned Sunday
from a seven weeks vacation,
most of which was spent with
Mrs. Ramus's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman McCarten and Tom
ME at Mesa, Arizona. On their
way there they visited the jim
mic Masons at Rock Springs,
Wyoming, where Jimmie is es-
tablished in an insurance adjust
ment business, and with the Dale
Zadow family at st. George, Utah.
Dale is employed by the Sun Oil
Co. Both families are doing well
and very happy in their new To-
cations. While in Mesa Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramus enjoyed many lovely
trips with Mr.. and Mrs. Arlett
Wyant, former Sidney friends.
One full day was spent boating
on Suguaro Lake, which is one of
a chain of large lakes formed by
dams. 1t is about Is miles from
where McCartens have their home.
| Freddie took in the ball games
at Mesa, where the Giants go for
their training and which is an
attraction for many tourists. He
| also went deep sea fishing in the
Golf of California with Mr.. Nc
Carten. On their way home the
Ramuses spent several days in
Billings visiting at the home Of
Freddie's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grieve,
and also with his brother Virgil
and family. The weather in Ari-
IONA was cooler than usual this
spring they say but they have
had lots of rain which is also un-
usual but very wonderful for
the country. They tell us
they ran into many Sidney vaca-
TONERS during their stay in Mesa.
MI. and Mrs. Soren Hansen of
Norma, North Dakota, were week
end guests at the home of Mr..
Hansen'S sister and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lund, and Wis
tied his aged mother, Mrs. Peter
Hansen, who makes her home
with her daughter and her fam
lily. A cousin, Mrs. Nick Funk of
Bowbells, and Mrs. Anna Jensen
of Norma, accompanied the Han
sens to Sidney. Mrs. Funk was
also a guest at the Lund home
and Mrs. Jensen visited Miss May
fie Nelson.
Mrs. George Johnson returned
Saturday from st. Cloud, Mimi,
where she spent a few days with
her son Bill, who is a medical
patient at the st. Cloud Veterans
hospital.
Mrs. Jim Canoy and son Grant
and family of Great Falls and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Porter and Rob-
ert Porter of Lewistown will spend
the week end with relatives in
| Sidney to be here for the cele-
bration of their mothers Goth
birthday anniversary. Open house
in observance of the occasion is
announced elsewhere in this issue
of the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and
daughter Terryl of Riverton, Wy
oming, visited in Sidney last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Beeler and family. Mr.. Jones
worked with Mr. Beeler as sta
ton agent for the Frontier Air
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