The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-06-14

ONtlEkS ALAtAt III POI it-0t& - mir tANAN
they visited the Vim Friske family
Members Of the Sewing Cub and
their husbands picnieied at Sehoolhouse
lake Wednesday evening. 1t was also
surprise party on Miss Frances Ford,
who celebrated her birthday Saturday
Mrs. Grapengiser arrived Monday
from Omaha, Neb.. and will spend
several months with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Divis
Mrs. ]. B. Farris and son Martin ar
rived Monday from Kenyon, Mimi,
where Mrs. Farris has been visiting
with her father They are guests of
Mrs. Les Kensler. They are undecided
as yet whether they will remain in
Troy or move to Libby.
Mrs. S. Kuwuhara and grandchildren,
George. Joy and Yuri, returned Tues
day from Seattle, where they have been
visiting for two weeks.
Miss Pauline Kluska returned Sun
day from Spokane. where she has been
visiting her sisters for several days.
Her little niece returned with her
Mrs. William Wallace. who makes
her home on ranch in the East Fisher
river country, arrived here SATURDAY.
She is visiting her children. Mrs. r. L.
Slice, Mr.. Walter Wallace and Mr.. War
rem Wallace, as we'll as several of her
old neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Sinclair Coghill of Orfino, Idaho.
was entertained at the M ]. Fisher
home Saturday.
OF interest TO friends of Miss Jessie
Partridge is the news of her grandma
ton on June from Elmira College at
Elmira, New York Miss Partridge,
whose major was sociology. has been
prominent in scholastic activities and
has fellowship to Mills College in
California. where she will 90 in Sep
tember. Her mother, Mrs. Herbert Part
ridge, was present at her graduation.
Miss Partridge is a graduate Of the
Troy high school and attended the
State University at Missoula for two
wears. For the past few years the Part
ridges have made their home in Spo-
kane
D. r. Griswold of Libby spent Sunday
here visiting his brother, Gilbert Girls
void, who has charge of the geological
survey work at Troy
Mrs. Gordon Daugharty, Mrs. Fred
Glass and Miss Helen Haaland drove
to Libby Monday and spent the dav
$. NJ Cramer of Standpoint was here
Monday looking over the school plumb
inc.
DR. and Mrs. A. w Rev and Patricia
Armelinp. all Of Thompson Falls. spent
Sunday here with Miss nellie Phillips
Mrs. Rev STAYED over for few days
The Young Democrats Club of Lin
coin County will hold meeting here
Wednesday, June 20 Anyone interested
Is invited to attend. The meeting place
has not been decided definitely, bui
will be announced through posters ir
prominent places.
Allen Dunn of Hillyard Is visiting Al
the NJ w. Morrison home.
MFR. and Mrs. D. T. Fewkes ane
/ daughters. Lura and Rhea. drove tc
! Spokane Wednesday, where they vii
visit Mr. and Mrs. Fewkes' sisters
A. J. Grant and r B Marshall were
in from Kalispell the first of the week
on Kootenai Light and Power company
business.
Mrs F. B. Callow and Clifford Clay
drove to Pullman Monday to get Mis-
! Margaret Clay. who has been attending
Washington State College. They re-
/ turned Wednesday
Mrs. Glen Thorn Mrs. III p. Ander.
son. Mrs. Y. A. Sather. Mrs. w. ]. Bis
sell and Mrs. Fred Glass drove to Sand
point Tuesday to attend the opening o
the Grand Chapter Of Idaho. Order 0
The Eastern Star. Mrs Lillian Mead 0
Standpoint, formerly Of Troy, was II
charge Of the decorations. which tn,
visitors declared exceptionally beauti
full and artistic Her husband RAJ
| Mead, worthy patron of the Sandpon
chapter, presided at the opening of sub
ordinate chapter, exemplified for tn
grand chapter, and gave splendi,
tribute to tho state flag in the mornin
session The Troy visitors especially en-
loved the talk given by Mrs. Emm
Chadwick, junior nast most worth
grand matron Of the general gran
chapter Of the world, who rave anus
ing and instructive sideliahts an n
customs and people In countries sh
visited on her trip around the worlt
particularly those Of Japan, China an
India
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hosea stonpe
off here Sunday on their way to Helen
after visit with Mr. Hosea's mothe
in Yakima
Miss Natalie Taylor arrived hon
Tuesday from her studies at the Sta
University at Missoula.
Mrs w. ]. Bissell was called to Havl
: Wednesday bv the death Of her mothe
J E Brawlev. G. N trainmaster,
Spokane was here Tuesday and Wee
nesdav
H F. Conrov Of Whitefsh was hel
Saturday evening visiting at the \
e J. Fisher home.
/, Splendid progress is benig made Z
the work at the Girl Scout camp {
: Schoolhouse lake. A new swimmir
beach has been cleared and sanded ar
SIS foot dock built, with IL TO
Il spring board on the end A sleepir
porch and other improvements are bs
ing added to the former school hous
e Wonderful cooperation has been give
d the camp committee by everyone in Il
community Samples of drinking al
swimming water sent to the state boal
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