The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-09-14
Eureka Locals

Mrs ]. D. McCannon, Mrs. Cora
Rhodes and Miss Mabel Rhodes arrived
Thursday from Spokane. Mrs. McCan-
non returned to Spokane Sunday ac-
companied by her son Billy who has
been visiting relatives here. Walter
Rhodes left for Great Falls Tuesday
with Ambrose Gael Mrs. Rhodes and
Mabel will stay with relatives here be-
fore returning to their home.
Mrs. Howard Brown was down from
Canada Saturday.
The Jimmie Lang house, formerly
owned by ]. G. Masek, is undergoing
extensive repairs and some change as
preparation of home for DR.. Keith
Lowell.
Edith Filiatreau and Margaret So
derling were guests at the Stokan ranch
Monday.
Mrs. 0. P. ]. Mosby left Tuesday for
Chicago to attend the Century of Pro-
gress exposition.
Mrs. Teggart is taking care of the
Garrison children while Mrs. Garrison
is at the Boorman hospital.
Mrs. Russell Green of Black lake
spent several days of last week at the
Clarence Dicrrlan home.
Ambrose Gael left Tuesday for For
sythe where he will visit Mr.. Gus Gael
and other relatives before going on to
school at Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Filiatreau and
son Jerome were Kalispell visitors
Saturday,
John Holton and Fred Clark were
fishing across the Kootenai Tuesday.
O. P. j. Mosby, Earle Price and Ward
Lundin drove to KaIispell Sunday at
ternoon.
Otto Gehre, who has been suffering
from appendicitis, was taken to Kali
ispel Sunday for an operation. The
last report was that he was doing well.
Mrs. Mary Putnam of Great Falls
was here from Friday to Monday vis-
iting the John and Don Campbell fam
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dierman were
in the Trego and Fortine districts on
business Friday.
Mrs. Kennie Drake returned to Spo-
kane Friday after a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George Drake
Mrs Kennie Graves and Cyrilla
Hurst spent the week end in Rexford
with friends.
Miss Margaret Comet went to White
fish Sunday, from which place she left
for her home at Seattle
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Davis were
dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Marshall Murray Sunday.
A. Eberth returned Friday from Lib
by where she has been working for
the past three weeks.
Miss Mary Louise Ford left Friday
for her home at Great Falls.
| ]. R. Rice was i'll Sunday and Mon
/ day, but is now back on the job
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green are the
proud parents Of an eight pound boy
Russell Chester born at the Olsen
hospital Monday, the 18th.
The Espicopal Guild had a most en-
| ioyable meeting at the Lynn home in
Canada last Friday. A delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Lynn on the lawn
The next meeting will be held at thE
home Of Mrs. ]. F. McGlenn, Friday
September o.
A. II Griffin of Kalispell was din
ner guest at the Fetterly home Tues
day evening.
Rufus Young was up from Warlanc
the first of the week visiting relative.
and friends.
Bill Ross. who returned this weel
from school at Billings, was in town
Tuesday,
Cliff Stump Of Helena and A.
Dunagan of Whitefish were Eureki
callers Tuesday at the residence Of
R. Buhmiller
Jerry Braniff left Sunday for Helen,
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Purd
for week.
Rae Cellar of Fortine spent Monda
night as Millicent LYONS guest
Tom Birch moved into Mrs. jaime
Roberts house on the west side O
town Monday Mrs Roberts moved t
her home at Pinkham creek
Rev A. ]. Stewart of Billings an