The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-12-20
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.
T roy Locals

Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Hosea and Mrs.
10 Driessen drove to Spokane Thurs
day, returning the same day.
Mrs. Ed Scott had the misfortune to
fall and crack one of her ribs early
Wednesday morning.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Mckay on Wednesday, De-.
cember II.
According to custom, the Girl Scouts
will sing Christmas carols in front of
all windows that have lighted candies
in them and will also sponsor commun-
ity singing around the beautiful lighted
Christmas tree in the town square on
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Pat keenan, went to Spokane
on Saturday to spend few days with
friends
Mrs. Veta Kensler was in Libby on
Friday.
Word has come from Kalispell of the
death Of Martin O'Malley, who for
many years made his home in Troy
running a rooming house. He has been
living with his daughter, MIS-. NJ j.
Tucker. for the past year.
Clifford Clay will drive to Spokane
the end of the week TO meet his daugh-
ter Margaret, who is coming home for
the two weeks Christmas vacation from
Pullman, Wash.
Several Great Northern officials were
| in0town on Monday on business.
G.. IL x,tcita4 the
Crush family in Sylvanite this past
week They report the roads as being
extremely good for this time of year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Crush were in
town on Monday from Sylvanite.
Ruth johnson is home for the holi-
days from Seattle. where she has been
attending school
Elbia Richerts is back from Libby
where she has been working and ex-
poets to stay in Troy for the present
Jake Farris will leave Sunday for
Bonneville. Ore, to work as timekeeper
for the Orino camp.
Frank Bags Just received notice that
his older brother, Milton E. Bags
aged rs years, passed away at Kansas
| Wyo from a general breakdown caused
by old age
The basketball game between Troy
/ and Boomers Ferry on Saturday eve-
ming resulted in a score of 81 to IA in
favor of Bonnars.
The Girl Scouts have their regular
meeting on Monday evening to practice
Christmas carols
The Junior Sewing club will meet
on Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Ed Wiedner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Satran of Whitefish
formerly residents of Troy, with theil
son Dick, were greeting old friends thi:
week enroute to Glendale, Calf, tt
spend Christmas with Mrs. Bobby
Engleken. also of Troy, and thence tt
Arizona to visit relatives.
The George Stroms of Golden, Idaho
former residents of Troy, are here fol
several weeks, greeting their old friend.
and doing some repair work on theil
home here.
Junior Lndholm is very i'll this week
with pneumonia. Junior is the younf
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindholm o
this city.
WIS hidSAGlS vi niiitNiAaAl y ~ 1870
for several days this week
A contract bridge party for husband
and wives was given at the Del Fewke
home on Friday evening Three table
of bridge were played, the high scor'
prize for ladies' going to Mrs Henr,
Wiedner and the prize for gentlemen t
Mr.. Henry Wiedner. A delightful luncl
was served.
The Methodist Sunday school vii
have Christmas program on Sunda.
morning, December %, at 1915, tn
regular hour for Sunday school.
Mrs. A. c. Clark and Mrs. Clark
mother, Mrs. John Clack of Missouls
! have been house guests at the Harol
MCGEE home the past week. Mrs. Clar
is Mr. McGee's sister.
Lee Van Artsdale, Great Norther
| auditor, has been in town for a coupl
of days.
The Charles Smith family were visit
ors in Spokane couple Of days return
ing Saturday