Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-03-31
Eureka Locals
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Mrs Walter Koran arrived Monday
from Wenatchee to see her daughter
Kay, who has been seriously i'll. Kay
has been spending the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Stella Campbell
Do not forget the meeting of the
Woman's club for the election of Of
ficeers that will be held at the home
of Mrs Margaret Zook April 18th.
Jim Leary returned to Eureka
Saturday from Libby where he has
been on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier and
Victor and Edna Peltier motored to
Wallace, Idaho, to attend the funeral
of their sister Velma.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Sabin Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Gray and Mrs.
A. J. Fleming and sons of Gateway
We're visiting in Eureka Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhart johnson of
Rexford were in Eureka Monday.
A. r. Truman, city constable, was a
business visitor in Trego Saturday.
/ Mrs Abe johnson of Fortine was in
town Wednesday.
| F. P Carey has returned from Met
| aline Falls where he has been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Wolff.
Mrs. Horace Sampson, Pete Lenarz,
and Johnny Murray were summoned
! to Libby as witnesses on the Mary
Tuesday, the 18th.
! Merlin Scott, Ilene and Everett were
dinner guests at the j. r. Rice home
Easter Sunday.
George Devoe of Kalispell was an
Easter guest at the Douglas home.
] Mrs. Ethel Long was an Easter din
ner guest of Mrs. o. P j Mosby at
the Montana Hotel
| Ralph Space, Blackfoot forest
ranger, was transacting business in
Eureka Friday.
! Rev. and Mrs. Richard Price and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGlenn had
Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. McGlenn
Floyd Reid Donald Robinson, and
! Fred Rock were summoned to appear
on the Clarence Wood case to be tried
in Libby Monday. 1t is reported the
case was thrown out of court
| Mrs. Harry Owens and sons of Kali
ispell were Easter guests at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Douglass.
Frank Cada from Ural was bust
ness visitor in Eureka last week.
E B, Gael and family is moving into
the Rowe place here in town next
week.
Mrs. B. Mckenzie and Mrs. Hutton
entertained the young people of the
Church Of God Sunday evening with
an Easter dinner
| AT the meeting of the Episcopal Guild
Friday afternoon, the 5th grade gave
an entertaining program Miss Grace
Sweesy played several piano selections
and Miss Enid Buhmiller and Dean
Brown gave readings. The next meet
ing will be April with Mrs. Geo. Nc
Glenn hostess.
A. T. Purdy has been confined tc
his home on account of illness for
several days but is now able to be
around
! Bobby and Ruthie Mae Hunsinger Of
Rexford spent Easter with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Hunsinger.
The Camp Fire Girls had an Easter
egg hunt at Pershing Park Saturday
for children under eight years old
This proved to be very successful
since large crowd attended
Perl Zook went to Libby Sunday
to serve on the jury.
Miss Cliff and Mr.. Price entertained
the teachers meeting Monday eve
ming A delicious dinner was served
/ consisting Of Swiss steak, baked po-
tatoes, rolls. perfection salad apple
pie and coffee.
Maureen Thomas spent Easter va
cation with her parents, returning to
Cheney Monday.
i Mayor Gibbons, Ray Frost and
j. H. Sailing went to Libby Sunday or
business.
Miss Katherine Dick went to White
fish Friday to visit her mother
4 Frank Hendrickson and family re-
turned to Libby Saturday
Mrs Roy Cellar of Fortine was ar
Eureka visitor Wednesday. Her daugh-