Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-06-01

Libby Sunday where they will work
for the forest service. The boys will
take their physical examination in
Missoula
Little Joann Schuck. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Eldon Shuck, was very
sick the past week.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will conduct the services on Sunday
evening, June 4.
Several cards have been received
from Rev. and Mrs. Fl. d. Simpson who
are in Washington, D. c., attending the
Southern Baptists' National convention.
They are planning on leaving for Bos-
ton this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Rock.
Miss Lorrene Mikalson and the fam
lilies of Grin Frost, Lynn Purdy, John
Mcclure, Ray Eberth and Frank Cos
itch spent Sunday afternoon at the old
Fox ranch in the foothills.
Mrs. Raber is very i'll at the time
of this writing.
Charlie Mckenzie motored to Great
Falls Saturday where he will start
working on the road construction.
Jim Hutton returned home Sunday
from Libby to spend the day visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampson went
to Spokane Monday to visit their son
Harland for several weeks.
Rev. A. j. Stuart and j. Joyce OF
Billings spent few hours visiting Rev
E. ". Swinehart Monday. They were
enroute to Standpoint, Idaho.
Miss Marian Kay Stone and Lewis
Fetterly were luncheon guests at the
home of Miss Lois Rice Wednesday al
ternoon.
Miss Gertrude Waller. who has been
teaching school at Ledger Montana,
returned home Monday evening She
motored here from Conrad.
Julius Beutel had slight stroke OF
paralysis last Wednesday morning but
is rapidly recovering.
A. G. Petersen of Kalispell was
business visitor in Eureka Thursday
and Friday.
Tony Spear and Jack England OF
Great Falls were callers in town
Thursday.
IA Eberth and Don McRae motored
10 Kalispell and Benton over the week
end. - -,
Jack Levin left Friday for Washing
ton, d. c., and visit to the Worio
Fair He is the construction engineer
on the Roosville custom house that
is being built. ,r;a.
Miss Helen McCannon and MISS
ouise Frost went to Spokane Monday
"a visit at the McCannon home.
Charles D. Rowe, editor OF the West
orn News and Paul K Church of Libby
suara in Eureka last week investigating
,be relief work in this part OF the
county. ~
The Ray Frost family are moving INTO
the house formerly occupied by MT
and Mrs. Charles Sutherland.
Webb Carey has new car that ne
bought in Kalispell last week.
Mrs. Richard Price OF WniteIisn y y
in Eureka visiting her parents, Mr, ana
Mrs. J. F. McGlenn and relatives. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Birch and family
have moved into the house on the cor
ner across the street from Sallngss.
Tack Boorman of Shelby was here
tb;s week visiting his mother, Mrs
Tzora Boorman, who has been very
Raw r ], Whalen returned Tuesday
from Libby where he had offlciated az
the baccalaureate services held there
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hosea OF Troy
,yere callers in Eureka Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Sabin went to Spokane
T,,asdav to visit friends and her
daughter Donna, who is attending the
Holy Names Academy.
Mrs. Frank Coombs left for Brown
ing to visit Mrs. Jackson who visited
here this winter when Mrs. Coombs
was sick.
Ronald Rice entertained host OF
friends Friday evening in honor OF
his guest, Junior klinke, who was
visiting him