Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-23
Eureka Locals

day from Standpoint
Mrs. Earl McLeroy, formerly Anna
Oman, and daughter Alicia Ann visited
friends and relatives in Eureka FRI
day to Tuesday They left for Chicago
where they will stay several days, and
then continue on to Miami, Florida,
to spend the summer.
Gayhart johnson ran his truck into
a tree near Tobacco Siding Tuesday.
The radiator, Windshield and fender
were badly smashed The tree was
across the road and he ran into it
Just after turning a corner.
Ross Parcels left for Portland, Ore,
Tuesday morning for two weeks
visit with his sister. Miss Fern, and
aunt. Mrs. P. S. Doxsie. He motored
through with Tavern Amondson.
The surprise party for Laird Byers
was very we'll attended, Abput 60
helped him celebrate his 18th birth
dav and enjoy the lovely lunch, on
last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wolff and Ruth
returned Sunday from Spokane accom-
panied by Faye Wolff, Helen klinke
and Arlene Parsons. The girls plan
! to visit for week or two before re-
turning to business college, Arlene will
stay with Faye while they are here.
A benefit Dance for the Black Lake
school house will be given at the school
house Saturday, May End This one will
be similar TO the other dances held
there. A good time assured.
Cecil Stockner was caller here
fr1xx, r .t>bu tbic week
Mrs. E. c. Amondson and family
left Tuesday on motor trip to Gen.
tralia, Washington. There they will
join Mr.. Amondson who is pastor OF the
church Of God.
Patty Crowley left for Missoula Tues
day to visit her aunt, Mrs. Larry
Riley. The last of the week Mrs. Riley
and Patty will go to Chicago where
Patty will join her parents and enter
school.
Mayor and Mrs. w. S. Gibbons were
called to Oilrnont Sunday by the seri-
Gus illness Of Mrs Gibbons mother,
Mrs. Arndt. They made the trip by
motor. Mr.. Gibbons returning to his
business Tuesday.
r. P. Carey of the Sutherland &
Burns Construction Company, who
came in week before last sick with flu
and went to the Olsen hospital, re-
turned to campTTast Thursday. Friday
he was forced to return to the hospital
and is still there although somewhat
improved.
I. w. Fetterly and Bob were bust
!. ness visitors in Whitefish Sunday
Mrs. Eldon Schuck entertained sew
eral little girls Saturday evening at
birthday dinner for her sister, Nadine
Marks who was up from Rexford over
the weekend Those present were Lu-
ellie Roholt. Dean Brown, Barbara
Jean Mccullough. and FAY Larson
Nadine was celebrating her ninth
birthday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Maurine &C
companied Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Thomas
to Kalispell Saturday.
| w. v. Kuchan was in Libby Satur-
| dav on business.
/ Mrs. L. w. Fetterly and Bob motored
to kalispell Friday They stopped II
Whitefish several hours for visit with
Mrs. Fetterlys sister. Mrs. J. W Bur-
pee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart motored
here from Charleston, Washington, ar
irving Friday. They held services here
in the Church of God Sunday morning,
and in the afternoon motored to Libby
where they will hold series Of meet
ings.
A. G. Petersen was a business visl-
tor here from Kalispell last week, "
Dick Delzer and Clarence Brown OF
Libby were callers in Eureka Satur-
day
Lois Thompson was weekend VS.
itor in Spokane.
P. G. Moyes Of Spokane is here as
a representative of the company that
has purchased the smokestack at the
mill. Earl Casper and VIM. Casper of
Spokane are here to dismantle the
smokestack and prepare it for its trip
to Wenatchee.
Mrs. 0. P. j. Mosby has returned
from California where she spent the
winter with her son Eek, at Lennox.
Mrs. Mosby visited at Los Angeles and
Long Beach and while there she at
tended the Montana Picnic where
she saw many old friends. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rodgers who were visiting Eula. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hannah; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Sturm and Duane; Mrs. Croft,
formerly Of Troy; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jensen Che at one time sta
| ton agent here.) Mrs. Mosby returned
via Missoula and Poison where she
visited friends and relatives.
! Mrs Charles Sutherland returned
| home Monday from a several weeks
stay in Missoula and Bozeman. She
brought with her, her five year old
niece, Lois Hedison of Livingston, who
| plans to visit here until June
Mrs Flora Cunningham arrived here
the first of the week from Spokane 70;
a few days visit She intends to re-
turn the last of the week to Spokane
where she has accepted the position
Of house mother at the Sacred Hear
Training school for nurses