The Sidney herald., 1960-03-23
Personals

Mrs. H. o. Ruud returned last
week from a winters vacation
spent visiting at the homes of her
daughters in Fargo and Lisbon,
N. Oak.
Mrs. R. E. Hall returned last
Thursday from Minneapolis, where
she visited for a week and did the
midsummer buying for The Mod
ern Lady Shop. Wednesday Mrs.
Hall, accompanied by Trudy Rup-
pei, visited Mr.. Hall in Williston,
where he is a guest at the Bethel
Lutheran Home.
Mrs. Jack Rennie returned
Sunday morning from a trip to
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points ON combined business and
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Stewart
and Jeri Lynn of Glasgow, visited
in Sidney over the weekend with
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Brown
spent several days last week visit
ing at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, MI. and Mrs.
Geo. BrynjulSon and family in
Regina, Saskatchewan.
Mrs. Silver Quilting = has e.
turned from an extended vaca-
ton on which she visited a bro
ther and his family in California
and at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Herman in Phoenix,
Arizona. On her return she
spent a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Paul Motzko at her home in
Trenton and is now visiting
among her children in Sidney
until her home, which she rented.
is vacated.
Mrs. Albert Sobolik ST., has
returned from Minneapolis, where
she enjoyed ten days on com
bined business and pleasure.
Lorna Nicholson of Sidney was
recently elected to the office of
Librarian = Custodian of Delta
Delta Delta at Montana State Uni
versity at MiSsoula. She is an
officer elect for the 196O-1961
0 term.
4 Dave Little, who is attending
0 Northern Montana State College
. at Havre, spent several days the
. past week visiting at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harv Pavek and
family visited through the week
6 end in Billings, where Mr.. PaveB
8 bought midsummer stock for the
. mems wear department of the
A Yellowstone Mercantile Co. store
Mrs. Jack Meyer phoned to he1
daughters Monday evening from
Rochester with word that nothing
could be done for Mr.. Meyer a
. the Mayo clinic and that she wa
bringing him back to Sidney
where he will continue under car
at the Community Memoria
Hospital. They planned to fl
home today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth made
trip to Billings over the weekend
via Frontier Airlines, to bu,
merchandise for the ladies' read,
to wear department of the Yellow
stone Mercantile Co. store.
Ronnie Quilting is home from
the state university at MiSSoul
I on a weeks vacation betweel
SemeSters. Mr.. and Mrs. Tor
n Quilting and daughter Cindy @
: Billings were also weekend guest
at the home of his parents. Tor
is a student at Rocky Mountai
College.
Mrs. c. E. Varco returned las
Thursday from her annual winte
vacation trip to California an
MisSoula, where she visited he
daughters and their families. Sh
spent several months at Danvillj
California, at the E. E. Haagense
home, and enjoyed three weeks
the Leo Smith home in Missoul
Mrs, Elizabeth Roth is back @
the job following several weeks
illness, three weeks of which ST
was a surgical patient at the loo,
hospital. Her sister-in-law, Mr.
Ethel WegesSer of Glendive visite
ner several times during her il
ness.
Mrs. Grace lines of Billings w
a recent weekend guest at Il
Harry Clark home. She accon
panied Mrs. Mable Cross, h
sister Miss Berniece Brush, al
heir brother, Roy Brush, to Sit
ney to attend funeral services f
Mrs. Mary Hier. While here Il
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