Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-30

DR. p Baxter was IN Eureka oatur-
day to attend the meeting OF the school
board.
Mothers Notice: Bring your children
to the free clinic at the Library Satur-
day, May 9Th. Drs. Martha and r. G.
Bavles, DR.. A. J. Hunter, and DR.. j.
A. Cook will have charge. This is spon-
sored by the American Legion Aux
iliary.
Among those who were up from
Libby Saturday to attend~fh Junior
Prom were: Mrs Kiennz, lsobel and
Jean. Genevieve Veldman, Title john
son. Constance Corbett, Betty Har-
ereaves. Harriet Fields, Muriel Rose,
Chuck Martin, Tommy Jewel, Art
Christie, Lloyd Burpee, Lud LudvIk-
son. Mike Shanahan, Kenneth Reid,
Lloyd Baker. Carl Bessey, Danny Pao-
lni. Russell Reedy, Al Lovick and Lloyd
Corbett.
Miss Leona Whit and Glen Harring-
ton were visitors in Eureka over the
weekend.
Miss Hazel Schagel was home from
Leona. Idaho, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs Arndt died Sunday in Shelby
Death came as relief after much SUI
ferinp from cancer Funeral services
were held in Shelby Tuesday. Mrs.
w. S. Gibbons returned home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Josephine Fleming of Gateway, who
has been attending high school at Kali
ispell started here a week ago Wednes-
day. She is staying with Mrs. Harris.
Edwin Eberth and Mortimer Pauls-
rud were up from Kalispell Saturday
and Sunday. 9,
Lawrence Berg spent most of last
week visiting in Great Falls.
Myrtle johnson fell Friday, breaking
both bones in her left forearm. The
same day, Ralph johnson was hit with
a swing Just above the eye. He has
a bad cash and is under the doctors
care.
John Sumo started to school Monday
after a weeks absence caused by his
injured hand which he hurt IN the
planer.
We were right! The seniors sneaked
last week. They went to Glen Lake
Wednesday and Thursday staying at
Charles Sutherland's cabin. Everyone
had thoroughly enjoyable time. It's
reported that Helen Schagel., Helen
Tripp, and Christ got to rocking the
boat and fell in. Their feat is equalled
by Coach Stantus who went swimming
in Phillips Creek Sunday. 1t is said,
though we doubt it, that he dove from
one of the rocks into the pool at the
foot of the falls.
Lois Driear, Dick Delzer and Clar-
ence Brown motored up from Libby
Sunday and visited at the Trip home.
The young people Of the Church Of
God enjoyed Weiner roast on water
tank hill last Thursday evening. A
bic bon fire furnished the light for
playing games. After an evening OF
complete enjoyment they went home, I
happy but tired bunch.
The many Eureka friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Wilson of Charlo will be
prieved to learn that their eight month
old child died last week.
Jim Carey was business visitor
here from Kalispell Tuesday.
Frank Baney was in Eureka over
the weekend attending to county busi-
ness.
Laura Kramer Of Kalispell, accom-
panied BY several friends, was here
Saturday and Sunday visiting Eureka
friends
The county road crew is widening
and altering the course OF the Black
Lake road at the time OF this writ
ing.
1 Grover Alverson is experimenting
the tearing down Of the charred ruins
OF Anderson's Barber Shop. Andy is
/ now all fixed up in a new place al
Jim's.
] Mrs. r. H Keller stopped in Eureka
Monday for short visit with friends
on her way from Libby to Kalispell.
| We are pleased to report that Mrs
James Broderick was able to leave
/ the hospital last Saturday and plans
on returning home next Sunday.
! Pete Nelson made a business trip
| TO Kalispell Monday
| j. r. Rice arrived home from Col
umbia Falls Tuesday for stay of a
week or two
| EUREKA METHODIST CHURCH.