The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
TROY DEPARTMENT


The Methodist Sunday school program
last Sunday morning was well given.
All the little folks knew their parts ex-
ceptionally we'll A bag of candy was
given every child attending.
Mr. King, who built the Giant Sun
rise mill, went into Spokane for he
holidays.
Harry Tallmadge received bad
bruise on his leg when a pole swung
around and hit him while he was work
ing at the Callahan bridge.
Mrs. James Rasmussen entertained
the Sewing Club Wednesday night
D. F. Fewkes and daughters, Lura
and Rhea, spent Christmas day in Spo-
kane. Mrs Fewkes returned with them
Tuesday night, leaving her sister much
improved in health.
There will be a meeting at the town
hall Thursday night to make arrange
ments for adult classes in a night school
to be conducted by Mrs. L. B. Taylor.
under the CWA program
The CWA crew is working in the city
park, filling in low places and leveling.
Mr. Templemen is engineer, finding
the low places and surveying for a new
440 yard race track
Marjorie Bailey left Tuesday night
for Whitefish to visit her uncle, Ted
Bailey.
The school board will meet Tuesday
night instead of Monday.
Harry Tallmadge has been unable to
get through to Noxon with the mail,
owing to several wash-outs. He expects
| to get as far as Kensler's ranch this
| trip.
Miss Naomi English of Spokane spent
the Christmas holiday visiting relatives
Patricia Anne Bartlett left Saturday
for Spokane. She will stay the rest Of
the school year with her mother.
Mrs. Aileen Price returned Saturday
from Libby, where she has been in the
hospital.
J. Miss Dora Woods returned Saturday
from Spokane to spend the holidays
with her parents
Charles A. Sheldon arrived here last
Thursday and will be the guest of his
daughter. Mrs. Frank French, for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Florence Fryer, former Tro,
teacher now of Cheney, is spending tht
holidays here
Miss Margaret Clay. who is studying
violin in Spokane, is home for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Murphy and sor
were up from Leonia for Christmas.
Gale Weidner, who is student a
Washington State College, is spendin,
the Christmas vacation with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs Ed Weidner.
Miss Pearl Johnson is home for tn
holidays
j Jock Grigg. formerly of Troy but nov
in Kalispell, had the misfortune to nav
a log roll on him, injuring him quit
badly. He is reported to be improving
now
Among CCC boys home for th
Christmas vacation are Ford Cript
Frank Kluska, Carl Morrison. Ellis
worth Price, Adrian Thornton an
Charles Grams.
Miss Dorothy Morrison. who is study
ing at the state university in Missoul;
is guest of her parents over the holi
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Wolz and daugh
ter Of Libby were guests Of MIR. an
Mrs. w. ]. Bissell on Christmas.
| Adrian Harrsch went to Spokane
spend the Christmas vacation with h
mother, Mrs. Clarence Culverwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Arnold and 50
and Mr. and Mrs P. A. Paulsen WEI
| Christmas dinner guests Of MIR. ar
5 Mrs. Leo Meister.
] Mrs. w. r. Doe was called to Sane
point Sunday by the serious illness
her mother Mrs. d. G. Grigg,
$ Bill Bissell, who is employed by Il
bureau Of public roads at Kalispell r.
G turned Monday after spending a fe
n days here.
Miss Pearl Wilcox of Spokane was
: guest Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
: r. Wilcox on Christmas
r Mrs. Nellie Boomer of Spokane a
IS rived here Monday for visit with h
mother, Mrs. H. d. Whiting.
: Jerry Mason, who has been workil
: at Missoula, is home for Christmas.
n Word has been received here Of t
: marriage of Miss Eileen Thornton
q Warren Smith on December IA. TIL
were married at Tacoma, Wash, in t
r. Methodist church. Her many frien
8. here wish her much happiness.
/ Bill Shackleton, who has been ira
ping on Ruby creek, came in this we
t. with five beautiful marten skins.
Due to the fact that there were
" trains running between Spokane a
id Seattle, Miss Evelyn Weidner and \
% and Mrs. Wesley Walcott were unal
he to carry out their plans to spend
ID Christmas holidays in Troy.
= PEN POINTS.