Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-05-19

Mr.. Trip and son Julian were Wis
itors in Whitefish Saturday.
Eddie Eberth of Kalispell spent the
weekend visiting friends and relatives
in Eureka.
Miss Alice Cliff left Sunday after
noon from Rexford to Spokane.
Marshall Murray and Don Kennedy
motored to Libby Sunday on business.
Franklin Long of the State Univer-
sity at Missoula spent several days
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ethel Long.
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Frank Slick and Mrs.
Fetterly motored to Kalispell Wednes-
day to meet Franklin. He returned to
his studies Sunday afternoon.
Eddie Eberth. Alice Shields, Russell
] Zook and Aletha Kittle motored to
Fernie Sunday.
]. w. Millegan motored to Libby
Monday.
Alex Purdv, Manly Schagel and
Lewis Fetterly motored to Missoula
| Thursday morning to attend the State
Track Meet and returned Friday night.
Don Kennedy made business trip to
Spokane Friday.
Miss Marian K. Stone left for Vir-
GINA to attend the graduating exercises
Of her sister Betty from Randolph
| Macon Woman's College. Miss Stone
| left Rexford Tuesday afternoon on
| Number 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hendrickson in Libby over
the weekend.
| State rural examinations will be held
at the Roosevelt School Wednesday and
Thursday.
H. Mccullough, Mrs. Jewell Thomas
and Mary Alice motored to Kalispell
Tuesday
H. E. Brink and George j. Monio of
Libby were here assisting in apprais-
ing land near Glen Lake.
Mrs. Stout, sister of Mrs j. H. Sal
ing, left Wednesday afternoon for Port
land where she will visit several weeks.
Mrs. Fincher, mother of Jay Fincher,
arrived in Eureka Tuesday
DR. r. W. Waters went to Great Falls
and accompanied her here Mrs. Fin
cher is staying with her son Jay.
Dean A1bee graduated from the
school of mines at Socorro, New Mex
leo, Friday. May 20 We are in hopes
Dean will come home for visit be-
fore accepting any position.
Miss Grace Sweesy, Alice Shields
and Aletha Hittle motored to Grand
Forks Tuesday morning in Miss
Sweesys car.
Mrs. Charles Sutherland sprained
her ankle Tuesday at Glen Lake. 1t
is very painful, and swollen, and she
will be restrained from walking for
some time
Mrs. Gage Heath Of Bull, Idaho, is
visiting several days at the home of
Kelly Heath of Rexford
| Bobby and Lois Hibison have been
staying with their aunt, Mrs. Walter
Sutherland, for the past week.
| Roy Weatherly Of Gateway has re-
/ lieved Walter Sutherland a day and a
| half each week while Walt worked on
| the new rifle range the Rifle Club is
building at the fair grounds.
Mrs. w. Fl. Clark entertained Mrs.
Teel. Mrs. Alex Purdy, Miss Aletha
Hittle, Miss Shields, Miss Sweesy and
Miss Hazel Thompson at a dinner
Monday evening.
Merlin Scott has sold Willis {
sedan to Fred Herig and family of For
tine
Joe Sheffield of Libby was a bust
ness caller in Eureka Saturday
l Bill Hunsinger Of Priest River. Idaho,
/ arrived here Saturday and is expecting
/ to 60 on the Mud Lake lookout for
/ the forest service.
\ Dick Anderson and Cecil Stockner
/ nf yt,hyt 4, EsvaI, T,,zrJ,xr
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graves, daugh-
! ter Nellie ard Mrs. VIM. Gruenke
motored to Kalispell Wednesday.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan of Columbia
/ Falls visited at the Gwynn home on
her way to attend the Royal Neighbor
convention held in Libby
| The M. E. Aid will meet at the
church Thursday, May 26 Everyone
cordially invited.
! Mrs. Lulu Olson made a business
/ trip to Libby Monday.
Mr. and Mrs r. MCCULLOUGH and
Barbara Jean motored to Kalspell
/ Saturday Mr. Tripp and Julian ac-
comDanied them as far as Whitefish
/ Monday night at the Roosevelt School
was held school board meeting.
The Catholic Ladies Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Robert Waller Thursday
afternoon. Plans were made for va
cation school which will begin some
time soon.
Miss Katherine Dick left Monday for
her home in Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Price, Miss Eliz-
abeth Ireland and Mrs w. S Gibbons
drove to Whitefish Saturday afternoon
! Miss Aletha Hittle left Tuesday af-
ternoon for her home in Milton, Ore
gon.
Rev and Mrs. H. D. Simpson. Mrs
/ erov Smith. Mr. Don Campbell and
! Mollv Robertson, Representatives to the
/ Baptist state convention at Great Falls
returned SATURDAY.. The members were
/ rnlle~s at ihn- old hornee of Mrs. Leroy
Smith and Mr. Campbell and were en-
4 tertained ut the home Of Mrs Smiths
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford Mr.
Camnbell had not seen his former home
for Ia years and was astounded at tn.
improvement and change in the sur
rounding country. Rev. r. D. Simpson
was named convention minister for the
next year convention Of the Baptist
church to be held in Kalispell