The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-06
Eureka Locals

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The Lillian Circle of the Eastern
Star will meet at the Herndon home
at Glen Lake July L. Mrs Charles
Sutherland, Mrs. c. B. Graves and
Miss Nellie Spaulding will assist the
hostess.
Miss Marian Kay Stone arrived in
Eureka Saturday from summer school
at the University of Montana for =
few days visit.
George Long was home from Libby
Saturday night and Sunday.
Effie Rhodes visited at the Earl
Rhodes home last week.
Eva Rhodes, Margie Hammond, ST.
zanne Kelleher, Victor Pelletier, Chas
Whitmarsh and Kenneth GWynn went
to the Yakt to spend the Fourth with
Jim Hammond on Pipe creek.
Foster Hendriekson came home
Saturday from DeBorgia to spend a
few days Mrs. Hendrickson and daugh-
ter Catherine returned with him to
stay for the remainder of the sum-
1ner
: The American Leion Auxiliary with
the Rocky Mountain Production Com
pany will present 1.-THE Rose Dawn"
musical comedy in two acts, at the
I. G. r. S. auditorium Thursday and
Friday, July Is and IA All members
of the cast are local people.
Don Kennedy went to Spokane Mon
day
Rev. Price and uncle, Mr.. Fred
Price, were in Eureka Sunday night
as guests at the George McGlenn
home.
MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Winslow are the
parents of Tx pound boy, John
Harvey, born in Whitefish at a. m.
Saturday, July !.
Mrs. Ace Corbin went to Kalispell
Friday.
Lois Rice spent three days Of last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Keller Gray
in Gateway.
Miss Lois Thompson and Mrs. Nora
Pomeroy started for Chicago Friday
to attend the worlds fair
Ruby and Opal Rhodes, Margie
Hammond and Eva and Effie Rhodes
were camping at Sophia lake last
week.
Mrs. Pete DeRosier was visiting
friends in Eureka the first of the week.
Ed. Eberth motored to Libby Mon
day taking George Long to work
Mrs. o. F. Teel and daughters Ella
and Dorothy went to Kalispell for the
Fourth.
Alice Cliff was here Sunday to
Wednesday of this week visiting
friends. She returned to her home in
Otis Orchards from which place she
will leave Saturday for Chicago and
the exposition.
Joe Cada was up from Ural for the
Fourth.
Vera Marie Corbi1, Frances Corbin
and Alice Molsness were in Kalispell
Monday to Thursday of this week
J. r. Rice, Lois and Ronald de-
parted Sunday evening to visN rela-
tives and friends at Havre, bingham
and Fort Assinniboine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wolff of For
tine were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
McGlenn at their cabin Tuesday.
The Lane Jewel family is here from
Idaho calling on relatives and friends.
Tom Hale has returned to Eureka
to visit at the Joe Peltier home
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Mikalson and
daughter Patricia Ann Of Helena came
Sunday for weeks visit with friends.
Wallace Hood left recently to visit
relatives at Grafton, N. d.
Mrs c. B. Graves and Nellie left
Sunday for Spokane to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Muncel Mr.. Muncel has
been quite i'll recently.
Rev. Price held services at the C..
c. c. camp at Rexford Sunday eve
ming assisted by the Philharmonic
Orchestra and Episcopal choir from
Eureka.
Vera DeMers returned to Eureka
Friday after long absence to visit
friends and relatives. Vera had planned
a longer stay here, but the offer of
position in the Surgery at Fort George
Wright called her back to Spokane
Tuesday. Her many friends are proud
Of Vera's excellent record as a nurse.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Sinclair are
visiting his mother Mrs. Ida Sinclair.
Attorney and Mrs. Marshal Murray
left for Spokane Tuesday. They will
return to Eureka Friday
Mrs Mary, Voorhees, Of Bozeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Millegan and fam
lily of Mt.soula were here Sunday visit
ing Mr.. ]. w. Millegan. From Eureka
thew went to WhitefisA to visit the
Homer Millegan family before return
ing to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Boorman and
daughters of Shelby arrived in town