The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
Personals

Randall Stewart has returned
from a vacation trip to the west
coast and points enroute. He
visited his brother and sister and
their families in California and
Washington, and with his chill
dren and their families in Story
and G%reybull, Wyoming. He en-
joyed a visit with the Abe Bal
fours, formerly of Sidney, in
Greybull, where they own and
operate a Coast-To-Coast Store,
and brought greetings from them
to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stone left
last week for Mesa, Arizona,
where they will spend two
months while looking up a loca-
ton for motels, which they plan
to have under construction before
returning to Sidney for their per-
sonal effects. They have sold
their residential property in Sid
ney to Mrs. Olga Mcbride.
Mrs. Guy Ross left Friday on a
two weeks vacation trip to
Chicago and Eastern points. She
will visit at her sisters home in
Chicago for a few days after
which she will accompany her
son Bruce on a motor trip. They
will take in Washington, D. c.,
tour that historic area, and also
plan one of the scenic tours of
the Great Smokey, Mts.
Mrs. H. O. Ruud had for her
houseguests a few days last week
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ordner from of Lis
bon, N. Oak. During their visit
here they were entertained at the
Andrew Miller and Art johnson
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mathison
arrived home Saturday from their
annual winters vacation in Mesa.
They stopped at West Yellow
stone, where they spent some
time enroute to Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mortinson
and family of Seattle, Washington,
are enjoying a ten days visit in
Sidney with Mrs. Mortinson's
mother, Mrs. Mary Christensen.
Friends will be happy to hear that
Mrs. Christiansen's condition is
improved and she hopes to be
home from the hospital before
her daughters family leaves.
Miss Maybe Nelson, who is
attending the state college in
Muot, spent the week end in
Sidney, where she took in two
days of the Lutheran S%ynodical
convention.
jim Nelson of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, visited in Sidney for a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Axel
Nelson, and among other rela-
tives. He made the trip by plane.
Joe Murphy drove out from
Thermopolis, Wyoming last Fri
day and left the next day with
his wife and little son Michael
to return to their new home.
Joe has been there for several
weeks in his new work with the
General Adjustment Bureau, and
at the same time looking for
houseing for his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Murphy and
children visited in Sidney last
week at the home of Pats mother,
Mrs. Mabel Murphy. They went
from here to Minot, where Mrs.
Murphy and the children will
spend some time at the home of
her parents. Mr.. Murphy is
captain in the Air Force, stationed
at Offet ALB, Bellevue, Neb.
Pvt. Ronald Kaneski, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Kaneski, who has
been home on a four weeks
furlough visit from Fort Polk, La,
left Saturday to return to duty.
He went from here to Oakland,
California, where he will take
a boat to Korea for a year of
overseas duty. Pvt. Kaneski is
with an engineers division in
the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kaneski had
for their weekend houseguests,
Mrs. Kaneski's sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sanford, and Mr.. Sanford's bro
ther and sister, all of Dresser,
Wisconsin. They were on a vaca-
ton trip and left here for a tour
of Glacier and Yellowstone Ma
tional Parks.
Mrs. Wayne Cumming and Mrs.
Dexter Lille attended the PEG.
State Convention held in Lewis
town, June 14-l6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Weber
motored to Beulah, N. Oak, last
Saturday, where they attended a
reunion of the graduation classes
of 1923-24-25 Of the Beulah High