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

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carnival, there will be dancing, from
10 to IL o'clock. Watch for further an
nouncementS
Next Thursday, November q the O.
E. S. Auxiliary will give another public
card party Miss Hollis, Mrs George
White and Mrs. V A. Sather will be
hostesses. Bridge and pinochle will be
played
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl E. Cole and family.
and Mr. and Mrs L. Burrell Of Libby
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George White, Sunday
Last week the Ladies Aid were en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Bert Golf
man by Mrs. Rufus Grippe, Mrs. Coff-
men, and her mother, Mrs. Grippe
Rev. Miss Phillips, our Methodist
minister, has gone to Drummond for
/ a few days visit
Mrs. John Castlebury has moved to
i Troy from Boomers Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs
Castleberry have made their home at
the Chas. Petite residence.
Miss Gertrude Martin, Miss Ellen
Ovens, and Miss Alvina Anderson were
dinner guests at the George White
home Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. v. A. Sather left for Seattle
Wednesday to visit her sister, who will
be sailing Tor China in a few days, to
be married Mrs. Sather will also visit
Mr.. Sather's folks.
! The new train schedule on the Great
i Northern will not affect the time of
trains in Troy to any great extent No.
/ | will be about 20 minutes later. The
others will not be changed a great deal.
r. T. Gibbs, water superintendent,
announces that hereafter when the
water is to be shut off the curfew bell
will be rung for about five minutes.
! So when you hear the bell, draw a
| supply of water.
i /. A. Hosea was confined to his home
! for few days last week with blood
poisoning in his finger.
i Miss Alice Mettler returned home
Wednesday of last week She had been
gone for about three weeks, visiting
in the east.
Clifford Clay is remodeling the lobby
of the Doonan Hotel A partition IS be-
ing placed through the lobby, allowing
room for another apartment
! Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thorn were din
ner guests at the Cecil Murphy nome
at Leonia last Sunday
Il About AS men from the CCC Camp
II left Tuesday for Missoula. From
there they will be sent to the camp
near St Regis This leaves only about
10 men in the Troy camp. These ter
men will be here about two weeks.
q Mrs. Leslie c. Kensler was called X
Kalispell last week because of the ill.,
3 r.a-- ~ 1av f1tbn,@ Tarca Io~-,ty,or
Mrs d. r. Woods went to Libby las
week to attend the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs meeting held there Friday
and Saturday. Mrs. Wood was the onl,
representative from Troy.
/, Mrs. Stanley Fiman Of Spokane spen
last week end here with her parents
e MIR. and Mrs VIM. Friske.
! Miss Edna Rein, who has spent tn,
summer and fall here. and started tt
Y school, has returned to her home il
Poison.
e Pearl Wilcox returned to Spokan
Sunday after spending her vacation
It with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Hopple, wife of Sergean
: Hopple Of Camp IL, moved TO Missoul
Tuesday. Sergeant Hopple has bee
e transferred to St. Regis.
e The elk hunters, George Fife, Pau
Arnold Smithy and Leland McNei
a. and Leo Meister, returned home Sun
dav morning, each with an elk
VIM Worthington spent last week en-,
in Troy.
STATE UNIVERSITY Dorothy Tav
lor, Troy, will teach English in tn
n Missoula grade schools as cadet. Thi
practice teaching Is necessary in orde
% to get certificate to teach. Miss Tay
Tor is student at the State Universit,
. STATE UNIVERSITY Ben Taylo
Troy. has been elected Left Paw &
lel the Bear Paws, the State University {
e Montana sophomore mems honorar
sr service organization. Left Paw ccrre
sponds to secretary. Taylor also ID 0
,e the committee for the annual Bea
= Paw-Spur dance.
l. Mrs Glen Thom entertained III
Sewing Club at her home last Tuesda