Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-16
Rexford News Items
REXFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

UNI oO&l1L NEWS.
Mrs. Nellie Fielding entertained the
West Side Club at delightful pinochle
party Friday evening Miss Ruth Mad
den was a guest. High score was held
by Miss Madden and low by Mrs. Ross
La Dyer. A delicious lunch was served
The Young Girls Club met Friday
at the home of Miss Genevieve Mickal-
son, where they were entertained al
a pinochle party. Miss Jean Thompson
held high score and Miss Elizabeth
Thompson low. Dainty refreshments
were served
Lorraine Richter entertained four
teen of her little friends at birthday
party Wednesday, June 9Th. Lunch of
ice cream, cake and lemonade was
served.
The Catholic Ladies held a public
card party at Hammonds ball Satur-
day evening, eight tables of pinochle
being in play. High score for the ladies
was held by Mrs NJ Griffith and low
by Mrs. c. West. Lee Wilson held high
for the men and J. Shanahan low
Mrs Wade Martin drew the door prize
Proceeds from the party will 60 to
help pay the transportation of the Rex
ford children to the Catholic vacation
school in Eureka
J. c. McNeilly and Charley Whipple
have gone to the Yakt for few days
on prospecting trip.
H. De Groot is relieving the agent
at Dean, Wash, for three days.
Mrs c. Jacobson and family have
been visiting in Rexford for several
days.
Mrs. Brock Martin of Rexford was
business caller in Eureka Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Madden and Mrs.
Ira Collar motored to Fernie Friday
to visit Mr. Collar who has been re-
ceiving medical treatment there. Mr..
Collar is much improved and he ex-
poets to return home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Powell motored
to Kalispell Saturday afternoon where
they met Mrs. Powell's sister, Miss Rose
Brunette of Drummond, Mont, who re-
turned with them to Rexford. Miss
Brunette intends to make an extended
visit with her sister here.
Mrs. w. c. Fewkes, daughter Mildred
and niece Loretta O'Brien left for
Spokane Saturday. They are making
the trip by car and will stop at Troy
and Bonners Ferry for visit with
friends and relatives.
Mary Ester Montgomery of Kalispell
is visiting at the Otis Thompson home
Herb Madole and John Miller, form
er residents of Rexford, are working
on the steel crew.
IT Mxr Tot,V nT,ri1trn ,r,I
Francis Mcclure of Eureka were call
ers here Friday evening.
Ralph Birmingham left Friday for
Troy to work for the forest service
Gale johnson Of Fortine is visiting
at the home of his sister. Mrs. 0. G.
johnson.
Grover Bowen was taken sudden
ly ill Tuesday and was taken 10 White
fish Thursday by Mr. and Mrs ]. c
McNeilly and Mrs F. Cochran.
j. Hubbard, Jim McGary and Henry
Waqgener, from the Yakt, were bust
ness callers in ReMord Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clausen are visit
ing at the Hunsinger home.
Mr. and Mrs Bill .Jerrow and daugh-
ter Barbara Ann of Kalispell stopped
at the Archie Thompson home Friday
for a short visit before going on c
Warland where MIR. JerroW is work
ing
A. McDougal was bumped by c. Las
on the ditcher and left Thursday fol
Spokane
William Griffith and John Doble joir
the survey crew which starts near Oh
ney for the summer.
Mrs. Otto Schwartz is here visiting
her mother, Mrs. T. Wiltshire, over
the weekend.
c. Carver and E. MISSIONER, fedora,
boiler inspectors were official visitors
here Wednesday. Carl West took them
on a fishing trip to Bull Lake during
their stay.
Cnarlev Whipple received a letter
last week from the Veterans hospita
in cHlena saying that Alvah Speed
who is patient there, is in a very
critical condition.
+. B. Clark, who has been staying al
the Whipple Hotel recovering from in
juries received in a recent auto acct
dent, left for Spokane Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Brock Martin were
fishing at Bull Lake Thursday.
VIII TOWeIS is again plot on lnE
ditcher, humping w. Touchette,
Mrs. &. E. Madden, daughter Ruth
and Mrs. A. Hunsinger motored to Lib
by Saturday evening, where Ruth
joined friends of hers on their way to
summer school in Seattle.
Mrs. r. A. Larson and children are
expected to arrive in Rexford this week
to visit friends and relatives.
Eureka defeated Rexford in a good
ball game Sunday to 6. The batteries
for Eureka were Stantus and Fetterly
and Nelson and Livengood for Rexford
Waldo plays at Rexford next Sun
day and good game is promised All
money. received from collections is
used to buy equipment which is bad
ly needed