Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-07-21

Mr.. anu MIS- ClCu 1boCA IuOtOTed
to Spokane and from there to Mid
way, B. c., last week. They returned
Saturday accompanied by their daugh-
ter Mrs. w. w. Smith MIR. and mrs.
Roy Reash and two children, MIR. and
Mrs. Glen Rupert of Ohio and Mrs.
Van Schuyler OF Davenport, Wn. Mon
day the group enjoyed fishing trip
to Saltwater. Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupert and Mrs. Van Schuyler lett
Tor California to attend the Olympic
games. The Reashes visited several
Gays in Trego this week.
DIR. E. S. Goats of Plains and two
friends are spending the week fish
ing and visiting in this district l. T.
Tripp is their guide and JACK smith
Is their horse wrangler.
MIR. and Mrs. henry Watson and
daughter came Sunday from Aavre for
a weeks vacation spent in and near
Eureka
Mrs. w. S. Campbell returned to
Wenatchee last week tor treatments Tor
her nervous ailment
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Preston, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. d. Simpson, Mrs.
Ida Sinclair and Mrs. Enos Campbell,
motored to Rexiord last week to attend
the party given by the Baptist Ladies
Aid.
H. Mccullough motored to Helena
on business last week. Mary Alice and
Helen accompanied him as far as Waller
where they stayed several days with
their uncle, J. E Mccullough. They
returned to Eureka Thursday bring
ing with them their cousin, Emily Nc
Cullough, who will be their guest for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X l. Grey were here
from Gateway Saturday and Sunday.
The Eureka Philharmonic Society
enjoyed picnic at Glen Lake Satur-
day. After sumptuous dinner they
practiced for the concert which they
will soon present in Eureka.
Peggy and Ann Bedner are camp
| ing at Glen Lake at one of the Hern-
don cabins. Mrs. Bedner was in Eu-
1 reka Monday.
Betty johnson of ReMord is visit
ing "B' Teggart at this time, return
ing the visit 81 had with Betty last
! week.
Ethel and Ruth Campbell, Eloise and
i Dean Brown, and Molly and Flobelle
Robertson camped at Tetrault Tuesday
to Saturday of last week.
Rev. H. D. Simpson returned Mon
day from Idaho, accompanied by Mrs
Mayfield. Mrs. Dashiell was unable to
return from Spokane with them as II
was necessary for her to have further
/ eye treatments.
/ Rev. and Mrs Martin and five chill
dren from Poison arrived in Eureka
Tuesday to stay with Rev and Mrs
4 Simpson until the end Of the week.
County Commissioner j. w. Mile
gan was called to Kalispell Wednesday
night by the sudden illness of his sor
Homer, who underwent an operation
for ulcers Of the stomach at that time
Mr. Millegan returned Sunday report
ing Homer much improved.
4 ]. w. Millegan was a business visitor
in Libby Monday and Tuesday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier, Bubbles
and Ramona Hale were fishing in the
Saltwater Sunday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will NEE
with Mrs. Merlin Scott Thursday, July
18th. Mrs. A. Eberth will be assistant
hostess
Irwin Miller was up from Luphel
over the weekend
George Davis is pitching hay on the
Purdy Brothers ranch.
Mrs. Frank Bean has gone to Flag
stone to spend several weeks with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller.
Frank Bean got piece of steel ir
his eye while sharpening sickle The
/, last Of last week. His eye has improved
under the doctors care.
Dickey Oman was in Fortine Satur-
day and Sunday with his grandparents
Mrs. Gage Garvin went to Stonehil
Tuesday of last week to Join her hus-
| band who is working there. They were
callers in Eureka over the weekend.
Edwin Eberth came to Eureka Satur-
day to spend the week at home recup-
Grating from his recent illness.
Mrs. ]. H. Former and children came
here Wednesday from Salt Lake City
for visit with her brother. c. L
Weber The two families motored Il
Logan Pass Sunday. They report quite
lot Of snow in the park. Tourist trade
in the park has fallen off great deal
this year