The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-10-26
Eureka Locals

Gwendolyn Campbell, who has been
i'll or the past two weeks, returned
to school Tuesday.
Alvin Donaldson, who has been run
ming the weed burner east OF the
mountains for the Great Northern, re-
turned home Friday for the week end
Lewis Fetterly and Les LaByer were
hunting geese Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Sweesy, Miss Alice
Shields, Kenneth Christensen and Ted
Mellenger motored to Missoula Friday
and on to Butte Saturday to attend
the football game. Coach Mellenger
saws that it was fine game He even
enioyed the song THE Big Bad Wolf"
Gale McKain and Perl Zook returned
Sunday from the Sons OF Rest CABIN
where they have been on hunting
trip for the past week.
Lester Truman. who has been visit
ing at Standpoint, returned to school
Monday.
The Methodist Ladies will meet
Thursday, Oct. 26, at the church. Mrs.
Ray Frost and Mrs. VIM. West will
serve lunch.
Mrs. John Banner of Conrad is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs, T. Boorman. !.
Mr. and Mrs l. w. Fetterly motored
to Missoula to visit their son Bob and
at the James Rusk home. Saturday they
motored to Maxville and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Miles. They
returned Sunday.
Mrs Lura Gompf wass called to Eu-
reka by the death Of Mrs Percy: Kellar.
/ ALE Hunsinger and family have
moved to Kalispell Mr. Hunsinger has
purchased a grocery store We all wish
| him the best of luck He has been
working for E. E. Madden at Rexford
I for several years.
Mrs. ] r. Buhmiller, Enid and Will
liam left Friday for visit to the
Chicago fair. Frank Olt took them tc
! Whitefish to catch No 2.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Foss are the prouc
parents of baby daughter born We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cornell Of Col
umbia Falls, former residents of Eu-
treka, motored to Eureka Monday e
spend a few DAYS visiting. I'M
i H. Mccullough was business Wis
itor in Kalispell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Franks and son have
returned to Stevensville after visi
with their daughter, Mrs. E. Welliver
i The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Roose is doing nicely after the opera.
ton on his eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kuchenski 0
Stonehill stopped in Eureka Thursda,
on their way to Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Preston have re
, turned from business trip to Dee
Lodge.
Mrs. Chas. Workman of Pinkham !
visiting her sons in Eureka.
, Harrison Smith, who is at Libby, wa
visiting in Eureka.
J Mrs. Larry Riley of Butte had tn
misfortune to break her leg. Her moth
, er, Mrs. O. P. J. Mosby, left Sunda
to be with her. We have not been abb
to find out how the accident occurred
Rex Mosby, who has been living .
Poison, will help at the hotel Will
Mrs. Mosby is away.
81 DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Cook motored
Kalispell Wednesday. Mrs. Coo
. slipped and injured her right arm
James Learv, who has been visitin
! his sons at Portland and Bend, Ore
!. returned home Wednesday.
. Monday evening is young fol
gathered at the home of Lurenc
/ Mikalson to enjoy $50 dinner and a
{ evening Of games ard fun. The youn
folks voted Mrs. Mikalson royal err
tertainer.
Lillian Circle will meet Wednesda.
z Nov s, at Mrs. Geo. Days home wit
Mrs. John Buhniller assisting hostes
. John Buhmiller, Frank Baney ar
h jim Broderick have returned fro
a their hunting trip at Sons of Re
q Cabin.
: Several Of the Eureka ladies attend
o ed the Woman's Club District meetir
r Friday and Saturday at Libby. The
! report fine meeting.
: The Baptist Ladies' Aid will me-
. with Mrs. c. B. Marsh Nov. at Il
: parsonage. They will hold their al
= nual Bazaar and food sale Nov. Is.
: Harold Anderson, who has bee
d working in his brothers store at Lev
= ;e+o,, IHaho is home on visit