Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-01-15

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The following students are enrolled
in the kindergarten class taught by the
high school normal training students
Lucille Pagan, Patricia Crowley, Shir-
ley Clark, Claudia Price, Dean Har-
wood Richard Oman, Dale Broderick
Glen Lutz, William Buhmiller and
Duane McNaughton. This class, which
started Monday, will meet every
school day afternoon
The following high school students
were exempt from all their semester
exams: Bessie Griffiths, Mary Alice
Mccullough, Helen Winkley, Ruby
Eskildson, Helen Borg, lola HARDWOOD,
Winona Harvey, Thema Morrison,
Grace Frost, Charlotte Campbell, Vir-
| GINA Johnson, Helen Schagel, Flor
ence Whitcomb Nellie Spaulding,
Irene Griffiths, Edith Filiatreau, Bill
Bolen, Bill Ross, Bob Hamilton and
Delbert Hutton.
The basketball game our boys will
play with Columbia Falls Thursday
night will be followed by volley ball
game between the married and un-
married men, Be sure and see who are
the best
The W. w. c. of the Baptist church
had their regular business and social
meeting at the home of Winifred
Knott Friday night
Mr. Simpson was caller in Kaf1s-
pell Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roehlen and fam
lily stopped in Eureka Monday for a
short visit with his father, Andrew
Roehlen and old friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Roehlen, formerly of Eureka were en-
route to Dayton, Wash, after spend
ing the past five years at Calgary,
Canada.
Winifred Schagel was the subject Of
a surprise birthday party given at her
home Friday night by group of her
friends. The evening was pleasantly
spent at games and dancing, and de-
licious lunch, furnished by the girls,
was greatly enjoyed. "Girlo" received
several nice gifts from the boys.
W. " Kuchan was a. visitor in Libby
the first Of the week, where he was
appointed administrator Of the estate
of the late Mrs. Mary Jane Davis
J. r. Buhmiller went to Whitefish
Wednesday, Mr. Cole was relief agent
during his absence
r. H. Pond of Whitefish was Wis
itor at the o. F. Teel home Friday
Marshall Murray, attorney at law,
arrived in Eureka Monday. He will
make his office on the lower floor Of
the bank building
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. r. E. Sabin Fri
day, the 10Th All members in arrears
are requested to come prepared to pay
their dues.
Don Bierley has rented the George
Davis pool room. He took over the
management Of it the 10th.
Mrs Sidney Workman was a caller
in Kalispell Thursday
Fred Marvel was visitor here from
Rexford Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Quirk and daughter Hazel
left Wednesday for Los Angeles and
San Diego where they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Richard Price bf Whitefish was a
visitor in Eureka Sunday.
Mrs. A. Thomas of Spokane is visit
ing her cousins, Mrs Sailing and her
sisters, at the j. r. Sailing home
H. d. Simpson was Libby visitor
Monday.
Miss Gertrude Dunboton spent a |
few days the first Of the week, visit
ing Mrs. w. S. Campbell at the line.
AT the last regular meeting of the
Eastern Star Lodge, the following Of
ficers were installed with Mrs. Alice
Mccullough, marshall Worthy matron,
Lima Clark worthy patron, Merlin A.
Hunsinger associate matron, Mordena
McKain, associate patron, Gale E. Nc
Kahn; secretary, Emily Wolff; treasurer,
LYME E. Grasses; conductress, Florence
Fetterly; associate conductress, Margar
ct Griffiths; chaplain, Evaline Hunsinger;
marshal, Olivia Rice; organist, jeanette
Hamilton; Adah, Nora B. APomeroy;
Ruth, Lucille Buhmiller; Esther. Lily
Swartz; Martha, Ruby Gibbons: Electa,
Addie Scott; warden, Nellie Fielding;
sentinel, P. v. Klinke.
Edwin Eberth and Less Jones mot
ored here from Kalispell Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton, Mrs. Enos
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Simpson and Donald were guests Of
Mrs. Stella Campbell Friday.
Mrs. Lyle Gee and children were in
Blachoot over the weekend visiting
Mr.. Gee who is located there. Mrs.
Gee will move to Blackfoot Friday.
A regular meeting of the Episcopal
Guild was held at the 0. F. Teel home
Friday. A large crowd was in attend
ance. including Mrs. West and Mrs
Fielding of Rexford 1t was voted To
give card party February 5th at the
Montana Hotel. The next meeting will
be January 23rd at the home of Mrs
]. a. Cook, at which time the plans
for the card party will be completed
Everyone is asked to be present.
The latest fashion report is that, bot
tie green will be one of the popular
spring colors in this vicinity this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dorm left Mon
day by train for Great Falls where
Mrs. Dorm will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. Mrs. Dorn's mother,
Mrs. Turner. took the two children to
Great Falls Sunday.
Gale Campbell motored to Libby
Monday, accompanied by Art Mikal-
son.