The Sidney herald., 1963-09-11

TIC, returned nome last week
following a ten day visit a.
the home of her sister, Mrs. ]
S. Beagle. Another recent CUES
at the Beagle home was hel
daughter, Mrs. Cliff Jay Of
Montelbelle, California, who
came out for the special pur-
pose of attending her high
school class reunion at Fair
view.
Mrs. Francis Jones accom-
panied her brother-inla and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gil
bert of Bozenan on a "trip to
Seattle for a visit at the homes
of their daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sebastian
left Friday on a three weeks
vacation trip to points in west
ern Montana and Calgary.
Miss 10 Rogers had for her
overnight guests Thursday her
niece and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Jones and
daughter, Mary Ellen, of Wood
burn, Oregon, and her sister.
Mrs. Mary Eggert of Toledo.
Oregon. They were returning
home from a vacation trip to
points in Missouri and had
toured RuShrnore Park en-
route to Sidney.
Mrs. Erick Noun and three
children, who were evacuated
from Haiti in May and have
spent the time here at the
home of her husbands sister.
Mrs. w. w. Hall, have returned
with Mr.. Noun to Haiti. He
came out the middle of August
for a visit here and to get his
family.
Gus Klempels, who have been
living in Glendive, have bought
the Chet Kallevig residence and
returned to make their perma-
nent home here. Mr.. Klenpel
will work at his trade as a
carpenter and farm on a small
scale. Mrs. Klempel was the
former Clara Wick.
Erick Nouns had for their
Sunday guests Mr.. Nouns
nephew, Arnold Noun and his
son, Marvin Noun and family
of Crosby, N. D. They were all
entertained for Sunday dinner
at the w. w. Hall home.
Jackie Mcintosh came home
from Minneapolis and accom-
panied her parents, the Bill
and her three bro
Bhers to Roosevelt Park where
they enjoyed the long holiday
weekend. She returned to Min |
1apolis the first of the week
where she is employed in the
office of the Pillsbury Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burns
7acationed recently at the
homes of their daughters IN
3ozeman and Kalispell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth is on a
visit at the home of
Ter daughter, Mrs. Geo. Anger
meier and family in Great
Falls.
Miss Jean Hurry of Long
3each, California, arrived in
sidney Friday evening via
frontier Airlines for a visit
With her sister, Mrs. Eva Carey
md her nephew, Hurly Carey
md family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carson.
Who have been visiting at the
lome of Mrs. Carso's parents
dr. and Mrs. John Burns. will /
cave this week for Del Rio.
Texas, where MIR. Carson will /
rain to become a jet pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hall /
we're In Denver recently TO L
meet their daughter, Mrs. Ken
1aIbe and be present to see
heir Son-in-law receive his
IA. Degree in education. The L
laIbes returned TO their home
n Phoenix and Mr.. and Mrs.
ial went on to MiSsoula to |
'lslt Gary, who has been at
summer school at the |
tate university. Gary is a SEN
DR. this year in the School of
accounting and will enter the
If corps following his gradua-
ion in the spring.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Joppa
nd family returned August 25
rom trip to the western part |
I the state on which they |
oured Yellowstone Park and |
ttended a Joppa family re-
Mon at his parental home in
oliet. They visited over the
'a.bor Day weekend at the
ONE of her parents, the Ralph
'sbornS in Glasgow.
Mrs. Helen Voris of San Die
o, a former Sidney resident,
expected here this weekend
Or a visit among old frinds.
he will be a house guest of the
. Q. MinSers. Mrs. Voris is
oming from Yellowstone Park.
here she has been employed |
urlng the tourist season. III
Mrs. Carl Brattin had forl
er houSeguests last week Mrs.