Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs Vic Wolff and Ruth of
Fortine attended the show in town
Sunday evening.
Gordon Lyons motored to Kalispell
last Wednesday
Dick Bjork, former Eureka resi-
dent and school student was visiting
old friends and acquaintance here
last week.
The Episcopal Guild met Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. j. r. Bun
miller Ten members of the Guild were
present and Mrs. {. L. Richardson was
a guest.
Sheriff Frank Baney Of Libby was
a caller in Eureka Saturday
Rev Francis J. Whalea held serv-
ices in Rexford Saturday morning. He
returned to Eureka on No 2S Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Grace NJ. Sweesy left for her
home in Walla Walla. Wash, immedi-
atety after the commencement exef-
eises were over. Her mother is re-
ported to be very i'll.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the Montana Hotel Friday eve
ming. Nav 49,.
Prof. E. E. Price. DR.. J. a. Cook
and J. w. Sailing went fishing Satur-
DAY afternoon to some lake near Col
umbia Falls.
Miss Katherine Dick and Miss Alice
Cliff motored to Miss Dicks home in
Whitefish Monday morning, Miss Cliff
will spend a week visiting her in
Whtefish.
Bert Sailing Of Kalispell was bust
ness caller in Eureka Saturday.
: Frank Coombs. Walter Sutherland
and Mr. Levin left Saturday for the
Sons of Rest Cabin for bear hunting
outing.
DR.. J. A. Hunter and 0. A. Roholt
were in Kalispell Wednesday acting
as witnesses in the trial of John Wilke
VS.. Marjorie Pedon for the custody of
their child. John Wilke lost the case. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock were ac-
companied to Kalispell Wednesday by
Mrs Fred Johnston. Mrs. P ]. Zook
and Mrs. E. l.. Richardson.
Mr.. Mace Mahar of Whitefish was a
visitor in Eureka Tuesday afternoon
/ The American Legion Post will meet
Friday evening, May 10, at the library
All members are requested to attend
as there will be an election OF officers.
Merlin Scott, Adiutant.
Mrs Ethel Long and Caroline &C
companied by Mrs NJ A. Hunsinger
and Mrs O. P. J. Mosby motored to
Kalispell Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Nora Sherman, Grace and Roger
of Kalispell were visitors in Eureka
Saturday afternoon.
The Campfire Girls went for hike
Monday afternoon. Although it was a
little cold and rainy we enjoyed it.,
especially the good mulligan stew that
the girls prepared. Jeanne Schuck and
Mary Alice Mccullough joined the
Campfire Girls last week. We hope TO
have many more good times during
! the coming summer months.-Winifred
Schagel, Scribe.
Miss June Patrick and Ronald Will
Iiams motored to Libby and were mar
ried Saturday.
I. r. Vinal and daughter Leslie of
Missoula called at the Fetterly home
a few minutes Tuesday afternoon. MFR.
Vina1 is a forestry official and was en-
route to Libby and Troy on tour of
inspection.
]. c. Friend Of Libby was business
visitor in Eureka Wednesday and
| Thursday.
Three trucks loaded with forestry
service men anu equipment went
through Eureka Saturday enroute to
Troy.
Dr.. A. Z. Ostroot Of Libby was a
business caller in Eureka Thursday
and Friday.
c. G. Sherman. the Christmas tree
contractor from Puyallup, Wash, was
in town Thursday.
t. j. March of Poison was in Eureka
Tuesday.
Marvin Green motored to Pleasant
Valley and returned home with 81
Waller and Barney Olson Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Cole and children
Kathryn and Marjorie and Mr.. Coles
three brothers, Lester, Chester AND
Ellis from Gold Hill, Oregon, were
visiting their relatives, MIR. and Mrs
Harrison Smith and others.
Ed. Schoefield and son Bernard ol
Roman were weekend guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Smith.
James Carey of Kalispell was 9
business visitor in Eureka Monday.