Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-20

H. J. Mosby and wife of San Diego,
California, are in Eureka visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P
Moseby, and Mr.. and Mrs. Iverson.
Mrs. Ida Kramer of Pains accom-
panied by her daughters, Berenice and
Irma and her son Burnell were in Eu-
reka Sunday They moved their re-
naming household goods to Plains.
Montana where they are now living.
Mrs. E. l.. Richardson and son Tom
are enjoying visit with three young
ladies from Illinois who arrived We'd
nesday to spend part of the summer
here. They are Miss Lucille Griffith
of Morris, H., and Miss Dorothy
Turner and Miss Ruby Church of
Joliet, Ill. Miss Turner and Miss
Church are nieces of Mrs. Richardson.
Tom Richardson leaves soon for
short course in coaching. He is to
teach in Northport, Wn. where he will
have charge of dramatics as we'll as
coaching football and basketball.
Louis Fetterley returned home Sat
urday from the State University at
Missoula where he credltably finished
his second year.
word has been received in Eureka
of the marriage in Occur d'Alene, Ida,
last week of Rosetta NJ. Dionne, daugh- !
ter of Fred Dionne of Iowa Flats, and
Cyril McGee of Spokane. Rosetta was
a former student of Lincoln County
High School but has been away from
Eureka about three years.
M,c M n Mnc+oa ic ,or,, carin11c
ly i'll at her home on the west Eureka
hill
w. M. Didge and Thos. Royster and
their wives have been in EAlreka the
first of the week in the interests of
the Public School Of Music. They are
from California and left for Calgary
Tuesday.
O. L. Lundin, of Great Falls is in
Eureka this week combining business
with a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. V. Lundin.
James Carey of Kalispell was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Porter was called to
Standpoint last Thursday on account
If the very serious illness of her SIS
.er, Mrs. Christensen.
Last Monday a group gathered at
he new Church of God. The dead
hing felt paper was put in the walls
md window castings put on. Friday
Mr.. J. ]. Ross will begin kalsomin-
ng.
The song service and social at VIM.
Parcels last Friday was well attended.
splendid lunch was enjoyed and all
report a good time. The next one
will be at Mrs. Cell SIMPSONS. The
nesdames Olsen, Shurfelt and Samp-
son are a committee for entertain
nent week from Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Williams of Clear lake,
arrived in Eureka Friday
or a visit with her sister, Mrs. O. F.
feel and her son Fred Williams who
S employed here. She and an older
son were driving here when they had
he misfortune to have their car over
urn on a narrow detour that they
we're forced to take in Canada. Mrs.
William S. wrist was broken and she
continued her trip on the train.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Sutherland !
irove to Helena last Friday where
Mr. Sutherland is attending the Ma
ional Guard Encampment which will
,e in session in Helena until July /.
lie is captain of the regimental sup
by company of Bozeman.
Ned Joughin and wife were in Eu-
-eka Monday.
The Eureka baseball team drove
o Fernie for game with the nine
here. The game was close but Fernie
vas victorious.
Mrs. George McGlenn had as guests
'ver the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. James
christie of Libby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Kearney of Mullan, Idaho. Mrs.
learney will be remembered by Eu-
'eka people as Miss Marie Haga who
aught in the Roosevelt school.
Miss Nellie Spaulding is in Helena
.aking a short cource in advanced
iancing from Mrs. Sulgrove, her
ormer teacher.
f. P. Carey arrived home Tuesday
Afternoon from Spokane where he has
naen the past month taking treat