The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-09-28

Handy. accompanied them as far as
Kalispell
Mr.. T. P. Carey has received word
that Mrs. Anna Barnes a former res
ident OF Eureka, passed away some
time this spring at the home in Penn
sylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Havskjold mot
ored to Kalispell Friday on a business
trip.
Billy Crothers of Trego and Frank
Marsden of Fortine were business cal
les in Eureka Monday.
Mrs r Garrison and family moved
last Saturday to her homestead in the
Yak. Cliff Irwin motored them 10
their new home.
/ Mr.. McAllitser of Trego spent Mon
day visiting at the home of Mr.. John
] Gilden.
i Mrs. Nora B. Pomeroy has donated
room I'm the Masonic Temple for the
use of the Red Cross. The Red Cross
| appreciates this very much as il also
includes heat and lights free o. P. ].
Mosby also donated room in the old
National Hotel to store the furniture
and fixtures from the room to be used
/ by the Red Gross.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
/ Thursday, October 5, at the church
parlors. Mrs Guy HARDWOOD will be the
hostess.
Mr.. Jacobson Of Helena, representing
the Montana Childrens Home. was !
visitor here Tuesday. Some of thu
children here in town were given hearts
to sell for the home.
DR.. c. B. Hamilton made b,,sinase
trip to Wolf Point Friday
1 Miss Katherine Dick spent the week
end visiting in Spokane. She visited her
sister, who is teaching school here.
Miss Grace Frost, Robert Hamilton
and Sterling Schagel left FRIDAY for
Dilloa where they will attend the nor
+ NAL school
! MRS. Fred Rock, Mrs, Burgess Drake
and Mrs John Mcclure were hostesses
at miscellaneous shower Friday eve
nng at the home of Mrs Mcclure given
IN honor of Mrs, Russell Zook.
Rev. Marsh Of the FIRST Baptist
church will hold services in Rexfore
Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Mrs. John and A. j. Slater have re-
turned rome from Twin Falls, Idaho
where they attended the funeral :
their brother who was accidently killed
while running threshing machine.
Albert Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Smith, left Saturday for Mis-.
soula where he will enter the stat,
university. The Baptist Young People,
Union entertained at party at ths
Smith home in honor Of Albert priot
to his leaving
J. B. Herndon and Mrs. Burr All.
VERSION were hostesses at a handker,
4 chief shower Friday at the Charlie
Sutherland home in honor Of Miss Mel
tie Spaulding.
The Espicopal Guild met at the hnn1
OF Mrs. Gale E. McKain Friday after.
i noon. September q. The next .meetinl
will be October Is at the home OF Mrs
! G. w. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI Mccullough an,
. daughter Mary Alice motored to Mis-
] soula Sunday where Mary Alice vii
q enter the state university. Mr.. and Mrs
MCCULLOUGH returned home Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs w. c. Albee motored Il
ANos3ePSi noiiddy OH business trip.
Rev Father Bourke Of Kalisnell wa
a visitor in Eureka Tuesday
/ Miss Dorothy Gasahl left Saturday t
attend the state normal college at Dill
Ion.
, Alvin Donaldson was business Wis
itor in bingham Saturday.
i Pat Jones, foreman of the C.C.C
] camp at Apgar returned to work Sun
day after spending the week end visit
ing his family.
Bill Ross, who graduated from tn
Lincoln County High School in TIL
class Of 81, will leave Saturday to at
q tend the Billings polytechnic school.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sisson and famil
were visitors at Pinkham Sunday
Mrs. E. E. Long motored to Kalispe
! Saturday morning with her so
. George and Miss Nellie Spauldinp VIII
were enroute to Missoula to attend til
university