Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-07-28

their families are invited to attend, |
bringing their own dishes and a pic-l
mic lunch.
DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Waters and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Rhodes enjoyed a fish
ing trip TO Wolf Greek Sunday.
George Long was home from Upper
Ford over the weekend. Mrs. Long
and Caroline drove to the Yak Sun
day TO take him back to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Mckenzie left
Friday to attend the Church of God
camp meeting at Libby
Miss Ruby Rhodes went to Libby
for John Graham.
A. j. Stewart arrived in Eureka
Wednesday from Billings.
Rev. Swlnehart and family left Fri
day for Sites. They will return to
Eureka about the time school opens
Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. Lawrence
Thompson went to Libby Wednesday
TO attend the Church of God camp
meeting.
Clark Ellis and Roy Rhodes were
transacfing business in Libby Thurs
day
jaw Fincher has purchased new
Ford coach from the Eureka Motors
Mr. and Mrs. Fincher and Mrs. Mer-
lin Scott motored 10 Spokane Sunday
10 spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Truman went to
Libby Friday to attend the funeral
services for Joel Moss. Mr.. Moss was
Mr.. Truman's uncle.
Alvin Donaldson was here from
Tweed Saturday and Sunday.
Donna Sabin spent the first OF the
week at the Winslow ranch break
ing horse for the Winslow children.
Mrs. F. E. Sabin and Mrs 0. P. ].
Mosby motored to Kalispell Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Regler of Chi
cago were here over the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Purdy and Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Fetterly motored to
Rexford Tuesday evening to say good
bye to Elisha Human and Ethel Evans
Of Youngstown, Ohio, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Carl West for the past
two weeks. A card party, starting with
one table and ending with three, also
ended with the following prizes. Mrs.
Sweet of Rexford and Mr.. Fetterly
high, Alex Purdy and Mrs. Fetterly
low. Miss Human and Miss Evans left
Wednesday for Seattle and the Pacific.
Webb Carey motored to Whltefish
/ Wednesday,
Pat Jones started work on the for
est service out Of Rexford Wednesday,
Dayl Graves was business visitor
in Kalispell Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland
motored to Kalspell Wednesday to at
tend the American Legion convention
E. Tribes Of Spokane was a business
visitor in Eureka Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale McKain motored
to Kalispell Tuesday
1 Rev. and Mrs Howard D. Simpson
and family and Miss Evelyn Leonard
| left Thursday to motor to Tempted
Hills to attend the Baptist assembly
They will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Nora Sherman and son Ed. of
Kalispell were in Eureka Wednesday
taking charge Of the Collar funeral.
Mrs. John Morgan was a visitor in
Kalispell this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland mot
ored to Kalispell Tuesday
Mrs. c. B. Graves and Merlin Scott
went to Kalispell Wednesday.
Mrs James Hutton and Savilla went
to Libby Friday, for weeks stay
W. T. Smith Of Missoula was Wis
itor in Eureka Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. M Cowell were
here from Great Falls Sunday
The W. w. G. met with Molly Rob-
ertson Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M Preston, Mar
jorie, and Sam Bottorff went toSpo-
kane Tuesday Of last week They spent
Wednesday in Occur d'Alene, and
Thursdayto Saturday at Spirit Lake,
returning to Eureka Sunday.
DIR and Mrs. r. w. Waters and Mrs.
Mabel Belts motored to Par
adise Valley Wednesday,
Mrs. Frank Thomas relieved Mrs.
Morris at the telephone office this
week
Elsie and Marie Carey, daughter Of
4 Jim Carey Of Kalispell, visited Mrs.
F. P. Carey during the American Lee
gion convention at Kalispell.
Mrs. Lupena Sheridan spent the week
at Glen Lake.
The case between Roy Oxender and
/ Victor Peltier was thrown out of court
Evidently it was felt that the accident
was no one persons fault
We are glad to report that at this
time, both Mrs John Mcclure, and
Grandad Harvey, who have been 50
i'll, are improved.
Mr. and Mrs 7. P. Jackson of Brown
ing spent several days visiting the
Walter and Charles Sutherland families
before going to the convention
Mrs Palmer, Harriet Burgess, and
Mrs Marco came to Eureka Saturday
from Plains for visit with the Pal
mer boys
c. H. Belmont Of Trego was Wis
/ itor in Eureka Tuesday.
Charles Belmont of Rcoseville was il
town Wednesday.