Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14
Locals

Ed. Snyder returned to his home at
Marshall, Mimi, Sunday Mr.. Snyder
spent the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Snyder at Iowa
Flats.
Mrs. ]. H. Sailing. Mrs. Cora Waller
and Mrs. Mable Belts went to White
fish Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. o. A BritteH.
Mrs. F. E. Sabin and Mrs Earle Price
motored to Whitefish to attend the
funeral of Mrs Brittel.
Mrs. Mary Quirk and Miss Hazel
Quirk left for Butte Thursday. From
there they will 60 to California where
they expect to spend the remainder of
the winter
Miss Lois Thompson entertained at
bridge at the Montana Hotel Tuesday
evening in honor of her friend, Mrs.
L. G. Wanderer.
Geo. McGlenn made business trip
to Spokane Monday.
Monday noon the grade school started
serving hot lunches to out OF town stu
dents and those living several blocks
from the school. Mrs. Frank Thomas
has charge of the work.
Roy Brock was visiting his sister,
Mrs Merlin Scott this week.
Mrs. Gladys Drake and children left
Monday for Forest Grove after spend
ing the holidays with her brother, Bert
Roe and family
The 5th, 9Th, 7th and 9th grade boys
are practicing basketball every eve
ming. They will play with Libby here
at the grade school Friday night.
The Baptist Aid had covered dish
supper at hte church Thursday after
noon.
Hubert and Jack Helms and Rachel
Snyder motored to Kalispell to visit
Mrs. Howard Helms and son.
Rev. Richard Price audited the books
Of the Episcopal Guild Saturday. He
complimented the members on their
ability to meet all the state obhga-
tons, give as much for charity as they
had, and have a balance on hand for
work for the New Year
DR.. Steven Kent of Kaispell motored
to Libby by way of Happy's Inn and
came on to Eureka Friday, where he
stayed for several days.
Jimmie Forseith is very Ill with rheu-
matism.
The Church of God sewing circle
met with Mrs. Albert Whitmarsh FRI
day, to tie quilts A nice lunch was
served and the members spent pleas
ant afternoon.
Roy Truman Of Gateway spent sew
eral days here.
Little Fucilla Pagan is recovering
from her spell Of sickness
Kretie Fay, born Jan 5, has come
to gladden. the hearts Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed E. Holder and family Mrs. Holder
is at the Boorman hospital.
Jack Garner and the Clarence DER
man family were dinner guests at the
P. III. D. Dierman home Friday.
The contractors for the county high
school wood are busy getting in the
supply during good sleighing.
Mrs. l.. G. Wanderer of Hamilton is
visiting her sister, Mrs Earl Welliver
and other friends
Rev. Simpson left for Kellogg, Ida.
Monday on business trip for the
Baptist organization
James Carey Of Kalispell was here
ON business Thursday.
Frank Baney was here Saturday ano
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gahart Johnson of Rex
ford were shopping here Saturday.
The Junior play Of the L. c. H. S.
1T Won't Be Long Now" will be given
February 15 Miss Marian Kay Stone
who is the coach, says she will get the
assistance of Lois Thompson in Sc
lecting the characters.
Mrs. D. Whitmarsh Of Rexford i.
visiting relatives over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Fetterly enjoyed
a fried chicken dinner with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alex Purdy Tuesday evening.
Julius Listoe of Havre arrived II
Eureka Monday. Mr. Listoe is an ole
resident of the town.
Mr.. Don Kennedy entertained Fri
day evening Miss Shields Miss Sweesy
and Miss Hazel Thompson at dinner
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theatre party Of Will Rogers in Light
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About is teachers and husbands o.
Guild members gathered at the Fetter-
ly home Friday evening to enjoy {
cafeteria supper.
w. V. Chalcraft motored to Kalis-
pell Monday to get load of grocerie!
for his store at Gateway.
A. H. Griffin Of Kalispell was in Eu-
reka on business Tuesday.
The Beginners class of the Episcopa
Sunday school met with Mrs. Pat Jone.
and enjoyed a party as surprise in
stead of all work as they expected
Mrs Jones is their teacher.
The Methodist Aid will meet at thu
home Of Mrs. Emma Minteer Thursda,