Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-08-21
Eureka Locals

j OItO 10 MISSOURI TUESDAY 10 attend IN
/ meeting of the Grand lodges of tn
o Masons and Eastern Stars.
e Mrs. M. E Hunsinger entertaine.
e two tables of bridge at her home Satur
:. day evening. Mrs. Teel won the priz,
I for high score. Mrs Hunsinger servet
l a delicious lunch and everyone reported
very pleasant evening
Mrs. Cora Wales entertained thret
. tables of bridge Tuesday evening. Mrs
Long won high score prize. Lovely re.
freshments were served and everyone
!, went home happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGlenn ane
daughter of Everett, Wash, are visit
ing at Mr.. McGlenn's home for few
days
The nine-year-old son of Oscar Carl
son, who lives on GRAY es Greek, was
badly injured when he lighted dyna-
mite cap Saturday afternoon. Part ol
his fingers were blown off and he was
burned in the face and body. Mr.. arc
Mrs. Zook took him to the hospital al
Libby Saturday night
Mrs. Frank Hendrickson, Mrs. Ed
Hendrickson, Mrs. Sara Hendrickson
and Mrs Pearl Zook were shopping in
kalispell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dashiell, Lorraine
and Hally and Laura Campbell motored
to Libby Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Maurice Thomas,
Mrs. Howard St Claire and Vera De
Mers made trip to Kalispell and
through the park.
Frank Pival, contractor Of Libby.
and Al Eberth and Vim. Schuck of Eu-
feka, who are working at Libby, mot
ored to Eureka Sunday to spend the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Porter and children
OF Spokane ere visiting at Mr.. Porter's
home
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hennesen and chill
dren drove to Kalispell saturday.
Dean Eberth has returned to Great
Falls where she will resume her work
in the beauty shop.
Mrs M. D. Rowland and Jack of
Libby, Mrs. Johanson and Margaret of
Spokane and Truman Phillips Of DAY.
ton, Wash, were guests of Mrs. C. B.
Hamilton Sunday
Mrs. /. L. WinsloW and children, who
have spent the summer at Pasadena.
Calf, have returned to their home in
Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nikalson Of
Glen Lake motored to Libby Tuesday.
Vera. DeMers and Maurice Thomas
are camping at Glen Lake for a few
days
Born to Mrs. Frank Valasek Aug. 10,
a baby boy, Everyone is very proud and
happy.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Fuller are the
proud parents of a 10 lb. boy born
Aug. II, at the Olson hospital
Robert Herrig, former student of
L. c. H. S., graduated from Cheney this
year and is home for short visit.
Marian Gehre and Blanche MeMan-
nus who having been attending school
at Dillon, are home for visit.
W. V. Chalcraft postmaster at Gate
way, was In Eureka on business Tues
day
Mrs. O. F. Feef and daughters Ella
and Dorothy left Monday for weeks
visit through the park and at Brown
ing.
MI. and Mrs j. II. Sailing left Tues
day by auto to visit through the park
They will return via Canada.
Roy Rhodes is building garage and
wood house on the back of his lot.
Mr. and Mrs M. r. Boonnan and
two daughters of Shelby have been
visiting with MIR. Boonman's mother,
Mrs Izora Boorman They returned to
Shelby Tuesday morning
II. Il. 4 /
l. c. H. S., is spending few days
visiting old friends before he goes to
Corvallis, where he will teach this
year. He intends to attend the state
fair at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Banev were in
Eureka Friday and Saturday.
W. v. Kuchan and John Quirk re-
turned Wednesday from a business
trip to Helena.
H. Lewis, depot agent at Gateway,
was in Eureka on business Saturday
Bob Fetterly is working at the Drug
store while Mr. Sailing is taking few
daya vacation.
w. r. Farley of Trego was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs j G. Masek, who has been at
AAot Aoi liI past 1i& WEGhS,
returned home Saturday. Mrs Masek
is sure she will be greatly benefited
by the baths.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Baker and three
sons were visiting old friends Tuesday
enroute to their home at Roman, where
Mr.. Baker is principal of all of the
schools in that district which is said
to be the largest in the United States.
Mr.. Baker is former coach and teach
er at the L. c. H. S.
Mrs. James Carey Of Kalispell was
in town visiting friends and relatives
the past week.
Mrs Lyle Gee and children have
returned to Eureka,
Ethel Mcdonald has returned from
Spokane where she had been visiting
for the past several weeks.
Mrs. J. w. Burpee of Whitefish is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. w. Fet-
terly.
H. H. Govern, who has been suffer-
ing from an abcess in his head, was
reported to be improving Wednesday.
DR.. Roholt has been much in de-
mand the past few weeks We are glad