Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-09
Eureka Locals

MIR. and Mrs Ray Boorman and
daughter Madeleine and Betty and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Clinton of Shelby
visited Mr.. Boormans mother, Mrs
Izora Boorman, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Larson. Barton and Fay
went to Spokane Friday and returned
Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Long and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Flack motored to Dog
creek Saturday morning and met Mr.
and Mrs. Mace Maher and Mrs. Chas
Jacobson and son of Whitefish for a
days fishing
! E. M. Preston has spent the past
week in the Flathead valley looking
after his veterinary work.
/ Miss Marie Cuffe, who attended
school in Missoula this past year, is
home for the summer
Miss Fay Wolff, Miss Caroline Long
and Miss Josephine Gael came home
Friday morning.
j Sheriff and Mrs Baney and chill
dren were in Eureka Thursday.
/ j. NJ Oxender of Trego was in Eu-
reka Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Mimmick Of Col
burn IdaI, were calling on friends
Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Flack and Junior
of Newport, Wash, spent the week
end with friends at Eureka.
Miss Dorothy Fetterly and friend
Miss Esther Pease of Spokane, came
to Eureka Saturday and returned
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston, Marjorie
and grandson, Bobbie Hunsinger, mot
ored to Whitefish Sunday to meet their
daughter Clara, whose home is in
Chicago.
John Pike Of San Francisco is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
Pike. John has not been home for II
years and did not recognize many oil
his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hawkins Of
Warm Springs, accompanied by Mrs
Darrell and Mrs. Holiday and Their
I sons of Martindale and Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Gladdin of Warm Springs, visit
ed in Eureka on their way to Calgary
Several carloads Of Lions Club mem
bers of Calgary spent day in towr
on their return from the Internationa
convention at Missoula They were
loud in their praise of Montana hos
pitality.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. Braniff Of Grass
Range, parents of Mrs. Aler Purdy are
spending week visiting at the Ale,
Purdy home. Mr. Braniff is agent fol-
! the Continental Oil Co. at Grass Range
| Web Carey, accompanied by car
load of sightseers, motored to Calgary
! Sunday to attend the rodeo.
Sutherland & Burns have put or
three seven-hour shifts to rush the
road construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus johnson are the
proud parents of baby girl borr
Thursday, July 2. Lois Marie weighs
1874 lbs and is proud of it. She is al
home at the Boorman maternity
hospital.
1t is reported that it was necessar,
to put on an extra night clerk at tbs
Montana hotel during the Fourth Of
July rush.
t. V. Lundin returned from Great
Falls Friday much improved in health
Betty Calkins has returned to hel
home at Charlie Miss Calkins has beer
the guest of Maurine Thomas for the
past month.
O. P. j. Mosby, Pete Nelson
Marshall Murray and Earle Price mot
ored to Fernie July ] to attend Do
minion Day celebration.
A. H. Campbell came from Spokane
to attend a family reunion at his home
Saturday and Sunday His brothers
Chauncy Campbell of Detroit, Mich
Grant Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. H
H. Campbell and family of Kalispel
| and their mother, Mrs. Laura Camp
bell, also of Kalispell, enjoyed two
days, visit. Mrs. H. H. Campbell ane
children will remain for a weeks visit
Miss Gertrude Dumbolton and Bob
bette Waller went to Kalispell for the
Fourth
Mrs. Jewell Thomas, accompanied b,
Mary Alice and Helen, motored tt
Whitefish to get Jewell and Reeds
Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cook of Noxor
are visiting with Mrs Cooks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike
Mrs Bob Kramer and Jackie of
Kalispell are visiting at the Fred Rocl
home.
The Episcopal Guild will give a
lawn party at the Fetterly home Satur-
day, July l8 Everyone is cordially in
vited. adv
| Tony Joy Of Troy and Chas. Hicke,
of Chicago were o1,acfc AZ tho Too