Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-01-19
Eureka Locals

Marie t-ulIG VI GQi Chd 10 gaining Co
perienced by doing cadet teaching OF t
commercial subjects in the Missoula
county high school this winter. Marie
will graduate from the university in /
June.
,Delbert Hutton returned to school
at Bozenan Sunday to continue his
studies at the State College.
] w. Millegan was in Libby Satur-
day to attend special meeting of the
board of county commissioners.
The Lincoln County Insurance As
ISOLATION met Saturday afternoon at the
high school. A fair sized crowd at
tended and the previous officers, c. Q.
Winkley and w. R. Smith, were re-
elected.
The Woman's Club will be enter
tanned at their next meeting, January
"a, by Mrs H. Mccullough and Mrs.
M. A. Hunsinger at the home of the
former
Dave Crowley was a visitor in Spo-
kane last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hendrickson
were dinner guests at $50 dinner
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Purdy.
Mrs. Ida Sinclair has been sick the
past week with an attack Of flu.
Mrs. Kennie Graves spent the week
end visiting at the Dewar home in
| Whitefish.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid met at athe
rectory Thursday afternoon and en-
loved very pleasant afternoon. Father
| Whalen was host.
Dale Graves and Mr. Pagan made a
business trip to Kalispell Thursday.
Glen George, Mrs. E. v. Swinehart's
brother, left Monday to return to his
home in Lewiston. Idaho.
Carl Bonde and L. r Pagan mot
ored to Libby Wednesday and re-
turned
Mr.. r. P. Carey, MIR. and Mrs. Pat
Jones and daughter Corrine, Mrs
i Thompson, Dorothy Carey Webf
Garev, Miss Aileen Cuffe, and Oscar
Knight helped Mrs. Howard Brown
celebrate her birthday at her home If
Canada last week.
Handy & Anderson closed doWr
their road camp again because of thu
cold weather.
The Episcopal Guild will hold thei
next meeting Friday, January AZ, a
the home OF Mrs. George McGlenn.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. French celebrated
their thirty first wedding anniversar,
at their home Sunday, January 18th
Their guests for dinner. were: Mr. an,
. Mrs. Ed. Hendrickson, Mr.. and Mrs
, George Russell, and MIR. and Mrs
Ralph Hendrickson.
s The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circl
met at the hdrfse of Mrs. Evelyn Pei
tier Friday afternoon and enjoyed
: very pleasant gathering. Mrs Rhode
; was assistant hostess. The next meet
| ing will be at the home of Mrs, De
Pike. There will be a covered dis
luncheon and quilting party. Tn
!, quilt will be given away at the Roys
: Neighbor St Valentine dance to b
: given Saturday. February 18th.
) Mona Hale, who is living with M
and Mrs. VERNE Peltier has been seri
ously Ill the past few days
At the regular meeting of the Epis
; conaI Guild held at the home Of Mr.
:. O. f. Teel Friday afternoon the fol
:. lowing officers were elected: Mrs. .
r. Buhmiller, president Mrs Q. P.
! Mosby, vice president; Mrs. Pat Jone
treasurer; Mrs George McGlenn, sec
retary. and Miss Rolene Trip, super
intendent Of the Sunday school.
! Virginia Cook was operated on *
appendicitis in Kalispell last wee
Thursday at the Sisters Of Mercy Hos
pital.
+ Mr. and Mrs Vic Wolff and daugf
tiers Faye and Ruth of Fortine we
. in Eureka Sunday evening.
: Roy Porter returned to his hon
= Sunday afternoon from Libby where
: has been in the hospital with lor
seipe Of illness.
:; Mrs. Ann Spear of Great Falls a
II rived in Eureka Sunday. She is visi
: ing friends and relatives and is sta
!. ing at the home of her brother, il
: Broderick.
Y, The Fortnightly Bridge Club met
/ the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Well
, yer Thursday evening. Mr.. and MI
I George McGlenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
: ter Sutherland and Mr.. and MI
of Marshall Murray were present and e.
10 loved q VERY pleasant evening.
j Jim Rollins of Stevensville is he
: visiting at the home of Mr.. and MI
= Eldon Schuck.
$, Leslie La Byer and Fred Miller
l. Rexford were business callers in Fl
reka Saturday evening
Lewis Fetterly returned from Lib
g Thursday after attending meeting
" Continental on Company emplove
t. and visiting with his cousin, Lilo.
J. Burpee.
Tom c. Quirk motored r. j. ca
y to Kalispell last week for medic
ID treatment. Mrs. Gael and DR. A.
Is Hunter accompanied them on the tr
i Father Whalen was called to Lib
from Kalispell to conduct the funel
~ services of Mrs. James McGovern.
ne Joe Danens of Cutbank, the ch.
J. federal4patrolman, was in Eureka
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