Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-08-04
Eureka Locals

Ventlon IN kallSpell, to visit friends.
Mrs. Ray Frost, Wave Brown and
Henry Gill motored to Libby Saturday.
Mrs. Frost visited an occulist there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fleming and
family Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Grey of
Gateway and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Howell of Canada are spending two
weeks at Tetrault lake.
Dayl Graves and Bob Hamilton were
transacting business in Kalispell Thurs
day.
Mrs. Andy Oman returned from For
tine Saturday where she spent the
week with her parents.
Colonel Charles Sheridan of Great
Falls called on friends and relatives
in Eureka Friday.
Mrs. Lillian Dickey arriaed Monday
of he summer with Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
Herndon at Glen Lake.
Ann and Peggy Bedner, and Betty
Spence of Rooseville, Elinor Buchan-
an of Newgate, and Flora McCallum
of Fernie will return to their homes
Friday after spending the past two
weeks at the Herndon cabins at Glen
Lake.
Lois Rice was a visitor in Gateway
Friday.
Eureka friends will be pleased to
hear of the marriage of Miss Ethel
Mary Heron and DR.. O. A. Britell in
Whitefish. Rev Richard Price per-
formed the ceremony. The best wishes
of their friends will go with them.
Lewis Fetterly and Jewel Thomas
were home from Ural over the weekend.
Mrs. Nettie Douglass is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. I.
Purdy.
Mrs. Ray Dashiell, who has been
in Spokane receiving treatments for her
eyes, has been worse than her friends
have supposed but the latest reports
were that her eyes were slightly i'm
proved.
Vernice Douglass returned Friday
from Kalispell where she spent several
days.
Eber Sheridan of Wilsall came
Wednesday to see relatives in Eureka.
Mrs. Luvena Sheridan returned with
him to Wilsall Thursday.
Kenny Graves injured his foot be-
tween two logs while working at
Lupher and is home while it heals.
Alvin Donaldson had the misfortune
to smash his foot while at work for
the G.. N. He is able to hobble around
a bit, but nevertheless it's no joke. Ask
him.
Sterling Schagel has arrived home
from Spokane where he has been Wis
ting his sister, Mrs Chas. Staples,
since his release from the c. M. t. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. v Morrison drove
over to the Yak last Saturday, re-
turning Sunday and bringing with them
their daughter, Thelma, who had spent
the week as the guest of Mrs. Gladys
Gilkison.
David Hamm of Fort Benton is Wis
ting at the P. v. Morrison home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Roholt and
daughter Lucille left Tuesday morn
ing by auto for Butte Mrs. Roholt
and Lucille will go from Butte by train
to Preston, Ida, to attend the funeral
Of Mrs Roholt's mother.
1t is reported that Gladys Roose, IL
year old daughter of Earl Roose, will
attend the state school for the deaf
at Boulder this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. W. " Chalcraft and
family were here from Gateway Sum
day
H. r. Conroy of Whitefish was {
visitor in Eureka Wednesday.
Frankly Long was here from Mis-
Il 49, - e H.
Bud Madden was visiting friends ir
Eureka Friday, having just returned
! from Omaha, Neb., where he has beer
attending dental college.
Mrs Chas Olsen, Glenna and Bar
ney left Friday on huckleberryins
trip. Helen and Rolene Trip stayee
at the hospital during their absence.
| Beatrice Frost has been visiting ii
the Dell Pike home the past week,
Jimmie Lee of Del Bonita, Mont.
spent several days visiting old friend.
here last week. Mr.. Lee was former,
a member of the customs border patro
in Eureka. He was delegate to thu
| American Legion convention held ir
Kalispell and awaited himself of tht
opportunity to visit Eureka. Mr.. Les
| is still at the same old job at Del Bon
! tia.
| Mrs n. M. Gompf Of Libby was :
business caller in the city ATTENDING
to the funeral rites of the late E. ]
Fenton
Mrs. Ethel Long, Caroline and Frank
Ign took George to the Yak Sunday
after he had spent Saturday with them
American Legion members report
that Mrs. Leach of Malta, and Jess
Erickson Of Great Falls attended the
convention in Kalispell last week. Mrs
Leach and Jess are both we'll known
to Eureka people.
Grover and Carlisle Anderson of
Gateway attended the baseball game
at Eureka Sunday.
Faye Wolff, Charlotte Scouten anc
Ruth Wolff were here from Fortint
Sunday driving around in Faye's new
Ford roadster
Don McRae returned from Glacier
Park Thursday. having finished tht
work he had contracted there
Mrs. Ray Frost, Nellie Spaulding anc
Grace Frost motored to Whitefish Mon
day.
John and Dorothy Sumo of Gate
way visited Eureka Sunday.
Bob Herrig, accompanied by Lilliar