Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-06-08

Mrs. Weber is visiting her recently
married sister, Mrs. Ed. Leitz.
Alex Purdy motored Miss Marian
Stone and Lewis Fetterly to Missoul;
Thursday. Miss Stone will attend tn,
State University summer school. Dor
othv and Robert Fetterly, who have
been attending the State uniuarsitA.
returned home with Alex and Lewis
Tom Hale and Mr. Harwood of Mul-
lin, Idaho, arrived in Eureka last week
and are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Peltier.
Kennie Graves spent Sunday in Rex
ford visiting with his wife.
The Bow Scouts spent Monday al
Tetrault lake receiving instructions
about life saving. Scout Master Earl
Welliver was instructing the boys.
i Ross Parcels went to centralia, Wn..
Thursday.
Frank Truman. who has been work
ing in Chinook since last jail. returned
to Eureka Thursday.
Mrs, Hutton returned from Kalispell
Thursday much improved in health,
Mr. and Mrs Horace Sampson re-
turned from Spokane Tuesday.
Mrs. f. E. Radel is here visiting her
sister, Mrs Fred Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Frost have moved
into the Hugh Klossner house on First
Avenue East.
Mr., and Mrs Alex Purdy were try
ing out their new Oldsmobile Monday
evening and with Mr. and Mrs l.. W.
Fetterly visited at the Abe johnson
home in Fortina.
Mrs. Carl West was a guest at the
Purdv home Tuesday.
Word has been received that Muriel
Bradley, a former Eureka girl, has
married Carl Verne Hansen of Port
land, Ore Muriers many friends wish
them much happiness
DR.. Aranow of Kalispell was Wis
itor at the Clarence Dierman home
Monday on his trip to Libby.
L. R. Pagan hauled truck load Of
wool from the Yoppe ranch to Kalis
pell Monday and returned with a load
OF freight for the Montana market
M. S. Hosea of Troy was in town on
business Thursday.
Several Of the road crew have been
sent to Whitefish to help out on that
project
A. H. Burch transacted business in
Kalispell Saturday.
Joe Kearney, who has been in Spo-
kane for eye treatment, returned home
Tuesday.
Albert DeMers went to the park
Saturday and will again have charge
Of the work he did year ago.
Mrs. Roy Smith and daughters spent
the weekend at Libby where Mr.
Smith is working.
Mrs. Tom Burch was business Wis
itor to Spokane last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Green motored
to Whitefish Saturday.
: Ed. Johnson, Art and Alex Truman
returned Friday from Portland, Ore
with no success on their trip for work,
Mrs. G. W. Day and daughter Ruth
left Monday for Kenton, Ohio, to visit
for several weeks with Mrs.=Days SIS
ter Mrs. Ray.
Elmer Stacey had the misfortune to
break his leg last Saturday while load
ing logs on a truck at the Ray Smith
camp whe none of the logs slipped and
rolled back onto him.
Sheriff Frank Baney was in town
Saturday, helping the Stacey boys and
Grandpa Rhodes settle their argument
over a horse.
The Eastern Stars met with Mrs Art
Fleming at Gateway Wednesday at
ternoon. Mrs. Frank Thomas was as
sisting hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Walsh Of Billings
motored over Monday to visit with
Mrs. Walsh's many friends and reia-
tives. She was formerly Mary Green,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Green.
Miss Mary Moses and her friend,
Rolene Refer, made short visit with
Marys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zelmar
Moses, and returned to Cheney, Wash,
Monday to attend summer school.
John McGlenn of Walla Walla, Wash,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McGlenn
Sister Tereseda and Sister Jean OF
St. Mathews school of Kalispell are
guests Of Mrs. E. e. Price while they
are here to. instruct in vacation sum-
mer school.
Prof and Mrs. Earle Price and DR..
and Mrs. Cook made a trip to Bull
lake Sunday. A glorious time was all
they reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sabin returned
from Spokane Tuesday. They were &C
companied by their daughter Donna
and two Of her class mates, Mary Eve
Ign German and Margaret Millgard of
Holy Names, who are guests at the
Sabin home.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. jacobson and
son of Whitefish and Mrs. Ethel Long
and Carolyn motored to Stonehill
Monday.
Eva and Effie Rhodes are visiting
Margery Hammond at Rexford.
Lewis Fetterly and DR.. G. B.. Ham
ilton left at o'clock Wednesday morn
ing for days fishing
John and Meril Boorman of Somers
are visiting with their uncle, Tom
Boorman, in East Eureka.
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