The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-12-06

son and shows the need of practice.
Kensler & McDougal are loading out
poles this week from Leonia for Spo-
kane. These poles were cut In the Pine
Creek country several years ago. Be-
cause of the depression there had been
no market for them.
John Bags started work for the
O'Conner Construction company at
Libby this week
Mr.. and Mrs Ashby Sanders and
family spent Thanksgiving with Henry
Sanders family of Iron creek.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Farris and Martin
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Sather. Paul
Sather and Marcella Sather spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Sheperd of Whitefish.
The nuois of the M E. Sunday
| School started work on their Christmas
program Sunday The date for the en-
tertainment will be announced later.
Mrs. j. B. Farris entertained the
! Bridge Club at dessert luncheon on
/ Wednesday.
/ The children of the grade school have
started work on their Christmas pro-
! gram.
/ Father McRorv of Libby conducted
mass at the local church on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Kusner entertained at
a family dinner on THANKSGIVING dav.
/ Father McRory was dinner guest
at the Kusner home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Kensler had as
their guests on Thanksgiving. Mrs. D.
! T. Woods. Juanita Miller. Leland Nc
Neil and Glenn Barrett of Missouri,
who is visiting the McNeils.
Clark Hubbard spent few days this
week in Spokane.
/ Mr.. Davis spent the week end (.
| Spokane, motoring down with MIR.
! Beardsley, the band director from
Libby
The NRA Bridge club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Stewart on
\ Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Dreison
was winner of the prize for high score
and Mrs. Bert Coffman the travelling
prize. Delicious refreshments were.
served by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Joe Dreison Tuesday, Dec. IL.
Girl Scouts held their regular meet
ing Monday evening at the Scout
rooms. Miss Martin was present and di-
racted the Girl Scouts in their music
They are working on Christmas carols
which they will sing around the COM
munity tree and at the homes about
town Christmas Eve where lighted
cording to custom.
Jack Wheeler moved his family We'd
nesday from the Mcneil house to the
Bode Thornton house. which was re-
Gently vacated by Walter Gatezka.
Marie Hubbard is Spending few
weeks at her home here returning
from Spokane where she has been en-
ployed during the summer and fall.
Mrs IT. Mettler, Miss Alice Mettler,
Miss Phyllis Nettler, Miss Natalie Tay-
Tor and Peter Harsch motored to Spo-
: kane on Monday, returning that day.
The Methodist Aid will hold bazaar
and chicken dinner Friday. Dec. I, at
! the church. The bazaar will be opened
at o'clock and dinner will be served
from until o'clock. Everyone IS cor
:. daily invited. Dinner will be 35c.
/ Woman's club held their regular
!, meeting Tuesday night at the library
Mrs. Pentland was the project leader
for the handicratf work A most pleas
) ant and profitable evening was spent
/ by the ladies.
Miss Viola Mason spent the Thanks
giving vacation with her sisters in Spo-
! kane.
:. Mr.. and Mrs Pentland scent Thanks
! giving with Mr.. Pentland's narents at
Granite, Idaho. From there they went
to Spokane were they spent the week
: end.
Misses Lura and Rhea Fewkes spent
!. several DAYS of last week with relatives
i in Spokane
n Walter Morrison spent the week end
! in Spokane consulting physician.