Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-11-24
Rexford News Items

The young 0lTlS flnOCnle Club
was entertained Friday night by Miss
Clementine Shanahan. This was the
last of a series of games. High score
for the series was held by. Ester Ann
Madden and low by Jean Thompson.
At The evenings close, dainty lunch
was served.
Mrs. E. E. Madden was hostess TO
the Thursday Night Card Club last
week. Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger held high
score and Mrs ]. Parent low. The
serving of a delicious lunch closed a
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Wade Martin and Mrs. Ted
Schrader entertained a few friends
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. 7.
Griffith
Mr.. and Mrs jess Sweet are here
from Whitefish for few days before
leaving for California to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Jack Skyles.
Mrs. L. G. Truax spent several days
last week visiting friends in Eureka
Tracy johnson and Percy Dick of
Eureka were ReMord visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Whipple has closed the
hotel and left Sunday for Spokane
where she will spend the winter visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kading and Mrs
Alfred Hunsinger spent Friday evenin.
in Eureka, visiting friends
Mrs. McCaffery was business call
er in Eureka Friday.
E. f. Madden was on the sick list
for several days last week, but is able
TO be out again.
Miss Dot Pike of Eureka spent
Saturday visiting friends in Rexford
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Waller of Eure-
ka were business callers here Sunday
Mrs. c. E. Powell made a trip to
Libby Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Hunsinger and
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ Preston of Eure-
ka were guests at the Alfred Hunsing-
er home Sunday.
G. jacobson spent the weekend in
Whitefish visiting his family.
William Reynolds and son of White
fish, who were hunting at Warland last
week. stopped at Rexford enroute home
after bagging a nice deer.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Holmes Of Great
Falls are guests at the Whitmarsh home
and plan on hunting while here.
]. c. (Slim) McNeilly of Whitefish
was in Rexford Friday and Saturday
and made trip up the branch.
c, Kettleson a. Whitefish was a
business caller here Monday.
c. Kirk & Co of Tacoma loaded
car of Christmas trees at Rexford
Monday
Miss Ruth Madden and Mr.. Nord-
strom of Libby are guests at the E.
E. Madden home.
Joe Cada of Ural was here on BUSH
ness Monday
Karl Jones of Whitefish is in charge
of the Western Fruit Express at Rex
ford this year.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Jacobs and Mr.
Johnson Of Kalispell were in Rexford
Monday and Tuesday.
O. t. Brown and j. c. Campbell
were here on official business Monday,
Jerry Cahill and c. E. Carver, fed
eral boiler inspectors, were in Rex
ford Monday making an inspection of
the engines at the local round house.
Mr. Carver was accompanied by his
wife and while here they went hunt
ing.
Mrs. Nellie Fielding received the
sad news last week of the death Of
her sister, Mrs Carson of California.
William Fewkes left Friday for Spo-
kane where he will spend few days
visiting.
Mr.. Montgomery, car repair man
from Whitefish, made an inspection of
the yard here last week.
The U. S. marshall was here be-
tween trains Thursday
Two Japs from Whitefish were here
the first OF the week to look over the
beanery.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Powers and Jack
Doris Of Whitefish stopped in Rex
ford Wednesday enroute to Tweed
where they will hunt
Keefer Gray of Gateway was in
Rexford Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Young of
Libby motored to Rexford Sunday.
They were ACCOMPANIED home by their
daughter, Mrs. Earl Madden.
Francis Mcclure is driving new
Plymouth coupe.
Dick Sullivan of Spokane was here
on business Tuesday.
Tom Hand of Kalispell was a BUSH