The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-06-21

The Walter Groth family of Kingston,
Idaho, stopped off Thursday on their
way from Whitefish and visited old
friends in Troy They were entertained
at the E. c. Scott home that evening.
Mrs. Frank McNees of Sylvanite
stopped here Monday on her way to
Libby
A party was given after Star lodge
last Thursday to honor Mrs. Ed Hen
richs, a recent bride. Several tables of
pinochle were in play. high score prizes
going to Miss Dorothy Morrison and
MIR. Anthony Joy. A lovely guest prize
was given Mrs. Henrichs. Refreshments
were served.
Jerry Kensler is visiting his uncle,
Gordon Wood, in Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Farris and son
Martin are moving into Leland Nc
Neill's house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stein and daugh-
ter Gloria of Billings, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Charlton and daughter Berna-
dine of Roundup, are guests at the
James Rasmussen home this week. Mrs.
Stein and Mrs. Charlton are sisters of
Mrs Rasmussen.
John Baggs was visitor to Spokane
the last Of the week
Mrs. Leone Mallick has returned from
a two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mel Holbrook at Cottonwood, Idaho.
Considerable Improvement has been
noted in the Ray Payne property. The
yard has been filled in and leveled pre-
paratory to putting In a lawn, and a
gravel driveway made.
Little Miss Lorraine Fiman, whose
home is in Spokane. is here visiting her
aunt Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
Friends will be interested to hear of
the nice trip Mrs D. T. Wood is having.
She left here several weeks ago. first
stopping at her sons in Spokane and
then going to Seattle, where she visited
her sister and friends who formerly
lived in Troy. AT present she is guest
of her brother, who lives at Duncans,
Vancouver Island, B. c. This brother
furnishes the gladioli bulbs for the
Woolworth stores in the United States,
and has fields with hundreds OF thou
sands of them
Mrs. Gerald Parker and son of Chi
cago arrived here Sunday and will visit
her mother. Mrs. Gavre, and her sisters,
Mrs. Maurice Nelson, Mrs. William
Kusner and Mrs. Leone Mallick, while
recuperating from recent illness.
Mrs. Fred Glass and Miss Helen
Haaland drove to Libby Monday.
Miss Pearl Steele of Peoria ILL.,. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas Smith,
for week or so. Miss Steele stopped
at Glacier Park for day on her way,
and from here will 60 to Yellowstone
Park and to Denver, Col.
MIR. and Mrs. e g. Angel drove to
Spokane Saturday and spent the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Budina stopped in
Troy Monday and Tuesday, visiting old
friends on their way to the Spokane
valley, where they will make THEN
home. Mrs. Budina was formerly Mis-
Olive Dickson and taught here severa
years ago.
Miss Rena Wilson came up from Spo-
kane and is with her father, George
Wilson, at the pulpwood camp on
O'Brien creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Meister and Mrs
Bowen went on fishing trip up the
Yak over the weekend They report
the fishing fine.
Miss Virginia Clifford of Arlee is
visiting Miss Natalie Taylor and othel
friends.
The Ladies' Aid will meet mex
Thursday, June 28, at the Methods
church
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Curtis and F
P. Russell returned Sunday from Seat.
tie, after an absence of little NOR,
than eight months They spent thre
months in Spokane and the rest Of tn
time in Seattle, where MIR Curtis ha
been advertising the Troy mining dis
trict Mr.. Curtis is interested in thu
Silver Grouse Mining Co. and is goin
up to the mine and 60 to work with
small crew.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor returned Monda.
by way of Kalispell from Missouls
where she attended the graduation Elk
ercises at the State University June