Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-04-28
Eureka Locals

Earl Johnson motored to Libby for
a visit Monday afternoon
Mrs. Vic Wolff left Friday for For
tine to join her husband who is now
in business there.
7. V. Lundin has been severely i'll
lately.
W. H. Clark has been confined TO
his home with i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Thompson of
Helena are here visiting their sister.
Miss Lois Thompson
John McKain, who has been visit
ing in Eureka, returned to Whitefish
Saturday morning.
Prof and Mrs. E E. Price and Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Sailing motored to Fernie
Sunday afternoon and reported the
roads to be in fine condition.
Rev H. D. Simpson has been re-
quested by the Baptist state board to
make business trip to Kellogg, Ida,
to obtain report to be given at the
Baptist state convention at Great Falls
May 10, II, Il Rev. Simpson will leave
Thursday and return a week later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jacobs of Kali
ispell were business callers in Eureka
this week
The election of officers of the Bap-
fist Ladies Aid held at their meet
ing last Thursday elected: president,
Mrs Ida Sinclair, vice president, Mrs.
c. B. Hamilton; secretary, Mrs. E. l..
Richardson; treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Knott
Fred Berger motored to Kalispell on
Tuesday morning on business.
Miss Dean Eberth and Arthur Long
prey uotored from Butte for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Al Eberth. On their return Tues
day they stopped for a visit in Kali
ispell
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. ]. c. Porter Fri
day, April q.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat and daughter, Mrs.
F. P. Carey and Webb Carey were
Sunday callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Brown.
Gordon Summers, nephew of Mrs.
Gale McKain, is spending short visit
with his Eureka friends.
Miss Hazel Quirk returned home
from California Friday afternoon.
4tOOCil 21dlIl1ltuIl lelL 1OI DROWNING
to spend the summer with his father,
DR.. c. B. Hamilton. Robert has work |
there for the summer.
To Mrs. Laura Waymire, was born I
a baby girl Saturday morning, April /
q. The mother and child are doing
very well and the baby was named
Ramona Joyce.
A Mothers Day silver tea and pro-
yram will be held at the parlors of the
first Baptist church Thursday after
loon, May S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Fleming are the
proud parent of an eight pound son
,orn April q at the Boorman Matern-
ty Hospital
Webb Carey and Bob Reid were
BUSINESS callers in Kalispell Thursday.
The district grade school declaIna-
Dry contest was postponed SO Patricia
the winner of the Roosevelt
chool, left for Kalispell Tuesday.
A large group of ladies of the Epis-
opal Guild met at the home of Mrs
A. Cook Friday afternoon. A covered
ish luncheon was served at 1:30. AT
lie business meeting the Sunshine
ags were opened and everyone was
rell satisfied.
The trophy case which the Senior
lass is presenting to the school will t
G delivered next Monday.
Mr.. Christisen, Cecil Elliot, and Will S
IN Smith attended the Lbby-Troy S
ack meet held at Libby Wednesday
ternoon.
The Freshmen, by way of prepare t
on for the track meet, did good job
whitewashing the big L on the hill q
The Latin class taught by Miss Grace
weesy held their annual picnic at s
etrault Lake Saturday Each member /
the class had the privilege of invit-
g a guest
Dorothy Soldering of the Iowa Flats
.hool gave her declamatory selection
afore the High School Wednesday af-
rnoon. Her teacher, Miss Rachel e
nyder, accompanied her. {
Mrs. Gage Garvin visited at the home q
Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger in ReMord t
Ie first of the week. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salter of Med t
I'd Oregon, are now located in home t
rnerly owned by A. H. Campbell. /
rs. Salter is the daughter Of Mr.. and
RS. w. II. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Salter Q
an to spend the summer here. /
A. T. Purdy has purchased land in
e Trego district for grazing purposes c
ID will move there for the summer.
Angus McRae is building cabin at
len Lake for Mrs. Nora B. Pomeroy.
Eddie Eberth of Kalispell was visit
& his parents and sisters Sunday. :