The Sidney herald., 1961-03-08

MIR. and Mrs. Joe Taylor re-
turned Last week from a ten days
trip on which Mr.. Taylor looked
after business at points in Kansas
and on their return they visited
relatives in Phoenix, took in the
Montana picnic at Mesa, where
they met many Sidney friends,
and spent a day in Denver.
Mrs. George Johnson returned
Monday from st. Cloud, Mimi,
where she enjoyed a several DAVIS
visit with her son Bill, who is
under care there at the veterans
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Sax had
for their week end guests their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Sax and son Scott of
Roundup. Ronald returned Sun
day to Roundup. where he owns
and manages a Coast to Coast
store and Mrs. Sax and Scott re-
manned in Sidney for a weeks
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Freddie Ramus
and son Scott left by car Thurs
day morning for Mesa, where they
will visit Mrs. Ramus' parents,
the Sherman Nice Cartons, and her
brother, Tommie.
Mrs. Isaac Hansen returned last
week from Belgrade, Mimi.
where she went to attend funeral
services for her brother, Ole P.
Olsen. Mrs. Hansen had Just been
nome three weeks, after attend
ing funeral services for Mrs. OIL
sen and staying on in Belgrade
for three weeks at her brothers
home, when She was called back
by his unexpected death.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyle Peterson
visited Sunday at the homes O.
their parents in Williston. Mr.
Pederson's mother, who recently
underwent major surgery, is now
convaleScing at her home.
Mrs. Melvin Eckholm of Min.
neapOlis visited in Sidney las.
week at the home of her sister
Mrs. Ray Kaneski. Mrs. Eckholm
was enroute to Larson AFB il
Washington, for. a visit with hel
son, VINO is stationed there.
MIR. and Mrs. Clint Fulkersor
had for their Sunday guests hi
lOrother-in-laW and sister, MI
and Mrs. Jim Petersen and daugh
ter Joni of Billings, and his niece
and her husband, MIR. and Mr.
Bill Bush and son Robbie of Fair
OankS, Alaska. The Bushes, WIKI
nave toured the United State.
visiting relatives, will leave Mon
day by are to return to Fair.
banks via the Alcan Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Gall anC
Mrs. L. j. Lee visited in WilliStor
Monday, where Mr.. Gall ais;
locked after business matters.
Mrs. Eve Putnam accompanies
her Stepmother. MIS-. Nels Bach
to Billings the first of the week
where she will be under the care
of a bone specialist for injurie.
sustained in a recent fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skolsky Wis
tied relatives in Beach, N. d. ovel
the week end.
0. G. Aal of Williston was al
overnight guest at the L. j. Lee
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steffan,
left the first of the week TO,
Sioux Falls, S. OAK, where MI
Ste1fans, in partnership wit
Frank Maltese, will operate
bowling alley. Mr.. Maltese ha
been in Sioux Falls several days
MI. and Mrs. Joe Grossmal
spent the weekend at Power
Lake, North Dakota visiting at tn,
home of Mrs. GroSmans' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klevenberg. Oh
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Klevenber.
and many friends held a pink ant
blue shower for Mrs. GroSSman.
Mrs. Lucille Petersen OF An
chorage, Alaska, visited last wee.
with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Fish
er and with her brothers and sis
ters and their families in Sldne
and in the Charlie Greek com
munity. She and her mother ais
spent "a day at family homes i
Billings before she left for hons
Mrs. Petersen made the trip b
plane, coming TO Sidney via De
troit, Michigan, where she visite
relatives of her late husband.
Mr. ooI NH~c E,~norf TnncoN r
Kenmare, N. Oak, were overnigf
guests Sunday at the home {
Mrs. Violet Petersens. The Jen
sens were returning from Billing
where they had visited their sor