Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-02-19
Eureka Locals

Mrs E. j. Raber went to Whitefish
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Alec Peterson, during the coming
month.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Harrison Smith Thursday,
February 26th.
w. n. PARCELS and family and Laird
Byers were up from Rexford visiting
Eureka friends Sunday.
Mrs. Carl West and Mrs Nellie Field
ing were Eureka visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Countryman Of Rexford
were here Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Howard Simpson was in Rex
ford Friday night to organize chap
ter of the B. Up. U. there. There were
Is charter members
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hendrickson
motored here from Missoula Tuesday
for visit with Ralph's parents and
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dashiell, Halle,
and Ortance Mayfield were dinner
guests at the Henry Yoppe ranch Sum
day.
The seniors, under the direction Of
Miss Thompson, have started practice
on their play Stop There 1t is an
exciting comedy in three acts and will
be sure to provide an entertaining eve
ming. They plan to have the play pre-
pared by the middle Of March.
The normal training students have
been placed for practice teaching which
begins March Is Helen Berg, lola
HARDWOOD, Louise Frost Marian Wey-
demeyer, Lucille Clark will be at the
CUTIE school under Miss Ethel Mac
Donald Ortance Mayfield, Evelyn
Leanord Ruby Rhodes, Bob Hamilton,
Ambrose Gael and Sterling Schagel
will be at the Iowa Flats school in
charge of Miss Eva Silver. Lillian
Scouten, Nellie Spaulding, and Grace
Frost will be at the Tobacco Siding
school under Mr.. Gasahl's direction.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell.
accompanied by Mrs. H. D. Simpson
and Mrs. Enos Campbell, motored to
Roosville where the lantern slides on
the Hopi Indians were shown to the
school children.
for a few days stay He will leave Fri
dav for Malta
Mrs MARY Quirk has written home
that she and Hazel ..met Dean Albee
on Broadway, Los Angeles, last week
and had a most interesting talk with
him
Mr. and Mrs ID r. Bigham of Charlo
visited last week at the home of Mrs
Bigham's brother, Zelmar Moses.
Mrs Julia Hickcox Of, Wenatchee is
visiting at the VIM West home.
Frank Baney was business visitor
here Friday
Mrs Ethel Long was dinner guest
at the 0. f. Teel home Friday
Archie Thompson and daughter Jean
were callers here from Rexford Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wnkley were
down from Fortine Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Welliver returned
Monday from Stevensville where they
have been visiting Mrs Welliver's par
ents. Miss Gertrude Hammond of Ham
ilton accompanied them.
Chris Murray was taken to Kalispell
several weeks ago to- be prepared for
an operation which was to take place
Wednesday Jack Murray went to Kali
ispell Wednesday morning to be with
him.
Jesse Wilson Of Charlo was visiting
Eureka friends last week.
MIR and Mrs Haakon Linerude are
in Spokane where he underwent an
operation for goitre in the Deaconess
hospital last Monday, Mrs. Linerude
planned on having her tonsils removed
Maurine Thomas arrived home Tues
day from Cheney for few weeks
vacation on account of illness.
Mrs. Nora Pomeroy was a business
visitor in Libby last week.
An eight pound daughter was born
to Mrs. Albert Brock at the Boorman
maternity home Monday morning.
Ed Eberth, accompanied by Les
Jones and 0. Hansman, motored here
from Kalispell Saturday. They returned
Sunday.
Two one-act comedies will be pre-
sented Thursday, February 26, at 800
n. m. in the high school auditorium by
the ladies of the Baptist church. The
Ladies Aid will present Mrs Jenkins
Brilliant Idea and the girls of the
B. Y p U. will present How the
Story Grew Both plays are packed
full of laughs and are sure-fire en-
tertainment Adults, Csc; grade school
children. 10c
a. j. Stewart, state missionary Of
the Church of God, will hold services
in Eureka Sunday, the 22nd He plans
to visit in Eureka for some time.
Helen Schagel, Dorothy Pike, Helen
Trip, Dorothy Raber, and Ambrose
Gael motored to Libby with Hank
Leanord Friday, returning to Eureka
Saturday afternoon.
Thelma Morrison. Nellie Graves.
Grace Frost Bob Hamilton, and Dayl
Graves accompanied the basketball
team on its trip to Libby last weekend
Mr. and Mrs Metlin Scott and fam
lily visited Mr.. Wellington Brock at his
home near Gateway Sunday.
Vernon HARDWOOD has returned to
Seattle after a tvs months vacation
spent with his parents He has re-en-
listed in the army at Fort Lawton.
There will be teachers meeting at
the Roosevelt grade school Friday for
the town and rural teachers Of To-