The Sidney herald., 1962-06-27

AAAo SG'4OAI 1GAAOO4 AldCOs q S1O0R
between the ages of 8 and IL, at
a picnic dinner in Richland Park
Sunday, after which they went
to Fairview for an hour of games
at the Fairview park, and then
returned to Sidney to conclude
their afternoon with a tour of
The Montana Dakota Lewis and
Clark Sation south of Sidney.
Mrs. O.. A. Beagle returned last
week from a vacation trip to
Seattle, Washington. where she
visited relatives and attended the
Worlds Fair. Her brother and
his wife, MIR. and Mrs. Roy Dobbs
and two children of McMinnville,
Oregon, were houseguests at her
home here for several days after
her return.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Joslin and
two children are living with Mr..
A. M. Cooley and keeping up his
home for him.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leo Buech-
Ter and family left Sunday for
the west on a vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hall were
in Billings Monday to attend the
opening of the new Public Live
stock Market Center, in which
lngvard Svarre is interested. They
were accompanied to Billings by
Mrs. Nick Schneider, who is
spending a few days there while
her father, A. f. Scott of Savage,
is there under surgical care
Alex Algeo of Valley City, N.
D., and Mrs. Edward Koch OF
Troy, Montana returned TO their
respective homes the first of the
week following a two weeks visit
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Algeo. They are MI. AL
geo'S brother and sister.
Mrs. Bob Morrill, of Seattle is
visiting here this week her broth
erS, Bud and Joe HalvorSen and
their families.
Mrs. E. A. HaagenSen and three
children of Danville, California
are expected in Sidney this week
ed for a visit at The home OF
Mrs. Haagenson's mother, Mrs
c. E. Varco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hansen hac
fer their overnight guests Mon
day, Mrs. Hansen's cousins, Hen
~ Rees and his wife and daugh-
ter Media of Madison, Wisconsin
and Miss Geneva Richards o,
Waterloo, Iowa. They left Tues.
day morning for Seattle, wher'
they were going to attend TN
fair, with a tour of Glacier Parl
enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haverlul
are on a vacation trip to Cali
tCrnia and points west.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Brattin hav
for their housegueStS, Mrs. Brat
| inns sister-in-law, Mrs. Jessi
Redding Of Billings, and he
O.oJher and mis- wife, Mr.. an.
MS. Allan {. Redding Of Dalla:
T Texas. They came TO attend Tn
Brattin Golden Wedding ami
versary reception which will b
neld thiS evening.
Richard Sandford, who has ju:
. completed his freshman year
Montana State College in Boze
j. man, left last week for Glacie
Park where he will work on Tn
trail crew out Of the St. Mar
2 hJanger Station this summer.
Mrs. Silver Quilting DobbS
< Ri. 4, Nampa, Idaho, is convale:
< cling at her home there ate
1 several weeks of hospital can
following a severe heart attac
. and plura pneumonia. Mrs. DoDl
S writes that she is able to sit U
a few minutes every day and
making satisfactory recovery.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Sax vi
e tied last week end at the hon
5. II their son Ronald and fami
u n Roundup.
Mrs. H. c. Jensen of Trac
a. M.rsl., is visiting here at u
d nome of her sister, Mrs. Marti
II Dardis.
d Carl Anderson returned tn
IS week from Miles City, where ]
mas Deen under care at the We
/ cans Hospital for two month
y He will continue to convaleSce
II ais home here.
y Mrs. Loren Sax aud daught
IDana are visiting at t
y Merrill Sax home while Lor'
is on two weeks training wa
In the Reserve at Yakima Fri
II Range.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lib
of UniCuville, Missouri, c
friends of the Everett Coffril
ID were surprise guests at the Co
za rim home over the week end.
Harry f. Kreis gave his pa
ents, Nh. and Mrs. Harry Kr'
Sr., a pleasant surprise when
arrived home last Thursday
a two days visit. He made I
trip by car from Minneapo.
where ne is employed by I
Bculay Waldo Anderson O
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin BaurS
and three children left last +
day morning by a for N
York City, where they had pls
reservations for a trip to Dc
mark. They will visit there amC
relatives and old friends for 81
eral weeks.
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