The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
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Thursday night to spend Christmas
with his family. Mr.. and Mrs Schagcl,
Billy, Girlo, and Sterling, motored to
Kalispell Wednesday to visit relatives.
Cecil Stockner Of Libby was visiting
friends in town Wednesday.
Nellie Spaulding, Mary Alice Nc
CuIlough, George Long and Bob Fet-
terly arrived in Eureka Thursday to
spend their Christmas vacation They
all attend the state university at Mis-
soula
Miss E1naline Gael who is attending
the Sacred Heart nurses school at Spo-
kane, is home for the vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Oxender of Trego were
callers in Eureka Monday.
Manly Schagel Of the CCC camp
near Missoula Is home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Ben Frost, who is attending North
Dakota university, returned home Sun
day to spend month with his parents
and relatives.
The Christmas dance given by the
American Legion was very well at
tended. The lunch was served by the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. George RAINBOW Of Fortine spent
Friday and Saturday at the home Of
Mrs. Lyons.
When Mrs. Gale Campbell returned
last week from Spokane, she brought
back a three weeks old baby girl that
she and her husband had adopted.
Miss Millicent Lyons spent severn
days visiting at the home of Mr. ane
Mrs. Oxender Of Trego.
Mrs. Ida Sinclair left Sunday t.
spend Christmas with her sons. James
John, and Mr. and Mrs Howard Sin
clair of Standpoint, Idaho.
| Kennie Graves returned Sunday from
Cutbank to spend Christmas with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. Graves.
Fritz La Vail Of Scoby is spending
few days in Eureka visiting at tn
home of Robert Waller
Mr. and Mrs James E. Rusk motoret
from Missoula Saturday to spen,
Christmas at the home of Mrs. Rusk'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterls
They returned to Missoula Tuesday
Ernrnons Hampton Of Libby spent tn
Christmas holidays visiting friends an
relatives in Eureka.
The women's department of the Civ
Works Administration started workin
Wednesday afternoon. They will se'
garments for the Red Cross at tn
Montana hotel club room which ws
donated by Mr.. Mosby. Thirteen WON
en- will work, ten from Eureka. en-
from Stryker, one from Trego and on
from ReMord
Mrs. F. E. Sabin was hostess at
delightful bridge party Thursday eve
ming. There were three tables in pla
and high scores were held by MIR
Walter Sutherland and Earl Welliye
A delicious lunch was served at tt
close of the evening entertainment,
Ed Leary returned to Eureka fro
Libby Sunday on number %, and h
sister, Miss Grace Leary, arrived hel
] Sunday to spend Christmas with Pre-
and Mrs. E. E. Price and their fathe
Mr.. James Leary. Miss Leary left III
: week for Missoula where she will Wis
, friends for few days before returnir
to her school teaching at Idaho Fal
!, r. w. Billings Of Libby visited
Eureka Friday.
! Miss Donna Sabin returned hon
Thursday evening from Sacred Hea
0 Academy in Spokane to spend t
: Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Mcdonald of the state chi
n bureau spent Wednesday in Eureka al
: accompanied the Keller children to t
state school
: Frank Peck was business visitor
a Whitefish Saturday
& Mrs. Harry Freeland returned to SIP
J. kane Wednesday, Mrs. Freeland /
been visiting with her parents, Mr.. a
d Mrs. George Drake.
nj Mr.. Grover Gorsuch arrived he
n Wednesday from Wenatchee, Wash.
e is here to complete the Rooseville Gu
toms house
# Last week shipment Of pork "
! received for the Red Cross from the n
NJ tiunai relief administration.
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