The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-01-04

IN hallSpell 10 WISH neT relatives.
Bud Flemming, driving truck for the
Kootenai forest, was in Eureka Tuesday
morning.
At the Christmas dance the large
chest of fruit given by the American
Legion Auxiliary was won by Mrs. May
Roose. The assortment of jell was won
by Mrs. Harry Thatcher.
Cecil Elliott left Thursday for St.
Regis after Spending Christmas at his
home.
Alvin Donaldson. who is working for
the Great Northern spent Christmas at
his home.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Spokane
arrived in Eureka Thursday for a visit
with friends.
VIM. Schagel returned to his work in
Ashton. Idaho, Saturday morning. His
son Manly accompanied him as far as
Missoula, and Bob Hamilton went with
him to Dillon where he is attending
school,
Charles Hunter of Havre was visitor
at the home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
A. j. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. K L. Grey of Gateway
were visitors at the ]. R. Rice home
Monday.
Lucille Roholt was a guest at the
home of Rachel Cook Saturday night
and at Ella Marjorie Dierman's Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Sailing and Prof.
and Mrs. E. E. Price were guests ut
the home Of DR. and Mrs. j. A. Cook
to watch the old year out and the new
year in.
Lois Rice gave party fo~ her young
friends Friday evening. The evening
was very pleasantly spent playing
cards and Games. A very delicious lunch
was served at the close of the evening
Nellie Spauldine ard George Long
were motored to Kalispell early Tues
day morning by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sutherland They took the bus from
Kalispell to Missoula to return to their
studies
Rev. Richard Price of Whitefish hello
services in the Episcopal church Sun
day morning
| Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Campbell held 6
watch party for the New Year Sunday
evening at their home A few friends
were present and enjoyed a delicious
dinner. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
c. F. Marsh, Rev and Mrs. c. B
Marsh, Mrs Ida Sinclair and DR. anc
Mrs. C. B. Hamilton.
Miss Jessie Bliss, former Eureka
resident but now living in Spokane
spent the holidays here with her par
ents.
Sterling Schapel and Ruby Rhode.
returned to Dillon to resume sheil
studies, Sunday afternoon.
The Baptist Young Peoples Unior
had mystery dinner Friday evening
Sixty young people were present ant
games were enjoyed during the eve.
ming A very good time was reported
by all
Gilbert Gruenke who has been HON.
for the past month, returned to worl
Monday at Libby.
Miss Maurine Thomas was motoret
4 TO Trego Monday evening by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jewell Thomas where she vii
resume teaching.
Patricia Gibbons was a visitor TO
sTVNidi ddyS at LIE olS AnGillpSuf
home in Rexford
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murray arr
the proud parents Of baby girl weigh.
ing seven pounds born Thursday. De.
cember rs. The babv's name is Caro-
Jean and both mother and daughte,
are feeling fine.
Frank Opp of the H. Earl Clack Oh
Company of Kalispell was business
visitor here Tuesday until Friday.
Robert Whitmarsh of Rexford wa
caller in Eureka Saturday.
John Holder. seven-vear- old son o
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Holder. was taker
to the Kalispell hospital Monday viii
a fever of 104 degrees.
! P. D. Armstrong is acting as sub
stitute teacher in place of Mrs Russell
Zook at the grade school
Kennie Graves returned to work a
Cutbank Thursday and found the wea-
Their IS degrees below zero. He says he
misses the summer weather we have
had in Eureka
The ]. r. Rice family were guests Al
the home Of Professor and Mrs. G. w
Dav for dinner New Years day.
Mrs. Palmer Havskiold and Acne.
Hrubv went to Spokane New Years
day. Miss Hruby will attend marcell-
ing end hairdressings school
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