The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10

Albert Groskinsky has gone f
Billings to make his home witt
his sons during the winte.
months. His address while therv
will be 829 Ave. c., Apt. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Seitz return
ed to Miles City Monday follow
inga ten day visit at the w. ]
Seitz home. Bill was on vacation
from his position as branch
manager for the Miles City Ad-
juStnent Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kaneski and
family took in the B. B. game al
Glasgow Saturday and visited
friends there over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weather
ston returned Monday afternoon
by plane from Billings where MIR.
Weatherston underwent minor
surgery which was followed by
an attack of pneumonia. He was
under hospital care for az weeks
and will be some time convalesc-
ing al his home. Before going to
Billings Mr.. Weatherston under
went emergency surgery at the
local hospital.
Mrs. John Daehn of MARSHALL
town, Iowa, arrived in Sidney
Sunday for an extended visit at
the home of her son and his wife,
MI. and Mrs. John Daehn and
family.
c. c.. GLAND was under hospital
care several days the past week
following a gall bladder attack.
He is now convalescing at his
home.
Mrs. Sarah Kittleson is back on
the job as librarian at the Sidney
library following an absence of
six weeks due to illness. She was
under hospital care for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. johnson
of Oshkosh, Wis, will arrive In
Sidney early next week to visit
through the holidays with Mrs.
JohnSon's sister, Mrs. M. Z.
Zimmerman.
Mrs. George Johnson spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend
with her son Bill, who is a pa
tient at the veterans hospital in
ST. Cloud, MINI.
The HUI Williamson family
have moved to their new home
Just south of Sidney and Bob
Towards are getting settled In
the former Williamson home
which they recently purchased
MRS. John Kroetch and little
daughter Betty left Thursday to
return to their home in Billings
after a three weeks visit here
with her parents. the Les Viii
lams. Mrs. Kroetch came to be
with her mother when she
underwent major surgery and
stayed until she was well on the
road to recovery.
Friends here will be interest
ed to learn that Bob Gorham,
former field man for the Allis
Chalmers Co. in Sidney and
later district manager out of
Portland, Oregon, has recently
received another promotion and
is now located at Whittier,
California, as company branch
manager. Their California adj
dress is 726 East Short, Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Harnish
are in Phoenix on a trip Of
combined business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stone left
morning for Phoenix,
Arizona, on a trip Of combined
business and pleasure.
Joe Niehenke made a business
rip to Bozeman over the week
md.
Mrs. Cliff Ray visited through
Thanksgiving weekend at the
nome of her sister, Mrs. Fred
in Glendive. Her brother,
Herman Ullmen, brought her
lome and spent a few days here.
There will be a whist party
saturday night, Dec. ID at 8 pm
i the N.Y.A. Hall, sponsored by
he Victory Local Lunch will be
erved and all proceeds will be
to the Richland Home for
ne Aged.
1r. and Mrs. Curtis Ball and
Karen and Debbie left
oday for Abbeville, Alabama, to
isit through the holidays at the
ONE of Mrs. Balls parents. They
eft earlier than planned due to
ne serious illness of Mrs. Balls
Jimmie Skf1len, who is now
)nvaleScing at his home here, is
as making marked i'm
-Ovement.
AS and Mrs. Ed Hardy and son
ark are attending a national
airy meeting in Chicago this
eek.
Carl Halver, who was under
ospital care for a heart ailment
.veral days the past week, was
de to return to his home Mon
~, where he is reported as
'eatly improved
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