Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-04-06
Rcxford News Items

Mrs. ]. Parent was hostess to the
members Of the Thursday Night club
last week, pinochle being the diversion
of the evening. Mrs Matt Griffith held
high score and Miss Madge Melvin
low RefreshmentsfWere served.
Mrs. Walter Stoeffler entertained the
Our Night Out club Friday night, an
April fool party. Foolish pinochle was
played Mrs. Garnet Johnson receiving
the high score prize and Mrs. Carl
West TIE consolation. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The &C. D. Club met Friday night
at the home of Mrs. Otis Thompson.
AT the card games Elizabeth Thomp-
son held high score and Mrs. M. Fulk-
erson low Refreshments were served.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. C.. E. Powell.
Walter Patterson, better known as
Pete was guest at the Alfred Hun
singer home Sunday.
Vernon Crotteau OF Libby stopped
in Rexford Friday for a short visit
with friends.
Gus Heinz of Spokane, federal car
inspector, was a weekend guest at the
Frank Cochran home
MRS. a. D. Mcdonald OF Kalispell
of the child welfare bureau, was a
business caller in Rexford last week.
AT the school election held Saturday,
Mrs. Elsie Martin was elected for a
three year term by large majority.
Mrs Newell and son Stanley Of
Whitefish spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at the home Of MIR and Mrs.
Wade Martin
Lewis Fetterly, Kay Stone and Man
ley Sehagel were Rexford callers Fri
day.
There will be basket social In
/ WenzIer hall, Friday night, April 7th.
| The money raised will be used to buy
a tennis net
Mr.. and Mrs Jess zDeWar Of White
! fish, former residents Of Rexford
visited friends between trains Friday
Webb Carey OF Eureka was busi-
ness caller here Wednesday.
Frank Logsdon of Stonehill Was
here on business Tuesday
Patty Marvel returned to schoo
! Monday after an absence OF two
months due to illness.
Marvin and Nadia Green of Eure-
J ka attended the tournament here Sun
! day
Mr.. William Kemp and SONS Avery
and Ed of Libby stopped In Rexforo
Sunday on their way home from Kali
ispell with two new lnternationa
trucks.
Father Whalen Of Libby held serv-
I, ices in Rexford Sunday morning
Dorothy Walters. who has been suf-
fering from severe attack Of whoop-
ing cough is able to attend schoo
again.
Mrs. Fred Marks received wore
Thursday that her niece, Fay Larson
i OF Spokane, is quarantined with small
4 pox-
1 Mr.. and Mrs FL Kading and children
were Eureka callers Wednesday.
i Miss Ruth Madden spent the week
end in Rexford visiting her parents
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Madden.
Mrs. Charley Martin was called t
Il Libby on business Friday.
Miss Elenora Weller was passen-
4 ger to Whitefish Saturday returning
Il to RexfOru Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lutz and family
\ have moved into the DesW-n>~ house re.
Gently vacated by the Frank NCochrar
family
Effie Rhodes Of Eureka was the CUES
Of Maiorie Hammond over the week
4 end
Gus Soldering Of Eureka spent tn,
, weekend here visiting Clet Chrsten.
sen and Edward Arnold
Jean Eayres Of Kalispell arrived il
. ReMord Monday to stay with he
grandmother, Mrs. Ira Collar and at
tend school.
Grover Anderson and w. v. Chal
chraft Of Gateway visited friends il
Rexford Monday.
The tournament held here Sunda,
:: afternoon between the freshmen boy
of Eureka high school and the 7th an,
9th grade boys Of Rexford was wol
by the Rexford boys by four points
Eureka receiving 42l2 and Rexfor'
46lla.
Eloise Wetzel Of Eureka spent tn
weekend in Rexford visited friends.
Mrs. Kennie Graves of Eureka visit
ed her mother. Mrs. James Hurst
Tuesday
Mrs. Slater of Gateway was shopping
: in ReMord Friday.
Ted Wenzler spent the weekend il
Milan visiting friends.
Ward Shanahan motored TO Ferni
Saturday evening to bring his father
j. c. Shanahan, and Otis Thompson
home to spend Sunday. They returne'
to Fernie Monday morning.
II. DeGroot, Carl West, Fred Phil
lips and Otto Schwartz are working o.
the Black lake road.
Joe Webb and daughter May wer
shopping and visiting friends in Rex
ford Friday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parent motore,
to Libby last week where Mrs Par
ent received medical treatment for al
infected foot
Ethel Campbell of Eureka spent tn
weekend here visiting Helen Williams
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