The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-09

day night. Mrs. Fred Glass, Mrs. Albert
Matson, Mrs. Art Wilson and Miss
Frances Ford were In play, Mrs. Matson
winning the high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bissel motored
to Glacier Park on Sunday.
Mrs. D. T Woods moved into the
home recently occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hensal this week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E church enjoyed a picnic at Linger
Longer Beach on Thursday A large
crowd attended and enjoyed the
covered dish luncheon.
Mrs L. A. Hosea and Mrs. Archie
Patty returned from Helena Tuesday
where they were called by the serious
illness of Willard Hosea. Mrs. Patty re-
ports her father much improved at the
present writing.
Representative Monaghan and Sena-
tor Wheeler passed through Troy Sat
urday en- route to Glacier Park.
Charles Sparkling of Glenwood, Cal,
is greeting his many friends of Troy this
week He is a guest at the Fisher home.
Gordon Wood and family will arrive
Saturday to spend their vacation IN
Troy as guests of his mother, Mrs. D.
T. Woods. and his sister, Mrs. Lee
Kensler.
Miss Gertrude Martin m o ore d
through Troy Saturday en- route to
Mortified, Mimi. She was accompany
ing the remains of her mother, who re-
Gently passed away at Port Angeles,
Wash, to Minnesota where interment
will be made at their former home. Miss
Martin has taught in the Troy public
schools for the past three years and
will return this fall to her duties here.
Mrs. Harold Forwood of Cut Bank
returned to her home Saturday after
most pleasant visit with her friend,
Miss nellie Phillips.
Miss Belle Shand of Spokane and
Miss Lillian O'Malley of Seattle re-
turned to their respective homes after
delightful visit in Troy as the guests
of Misses Maxine and Evelyn Weidner.
| John Baggs and Frances Ford were
among the Troy folks who motored to
Boomers Ferry Saturday night to hear
| President Roosevelt address the people
of Boundary county.
| Mrs. j. B. Farris and Martin Farris
were guests at the Henry Sanders home
/ in Iron creek on Wednesday,
Frank French reported for work at
Libby Thursday where he will assist
in the construction of steel lookout
tower.
Thomas Rae, who is one of the Great
Northern railway watchmen on the
highway project at Kootenai Falls, left
Sunday for Seattle where he will visit
his sister for two weeks
Mrs. J. T. Brennan of Whitefish was
Troy visitor over the weekend. She
left Sunday for Spokane
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kusner. Mrs. Pat
Keenan,, Mrs. Les Kenslar and Mary
Cody attended the entertainment given
at Curley Greek dance hall August l.
l.. A. Hosea was a Spokane visitor on
Thursday.
D. +. Fewkes purchased new Dodge
truck this week for delivery service.
Mrs. J. L. Hyndnan of Perth, N. D.
Mrs. O. M. Ness Of Mylo, N. D.. and tbs
Misses Esther and Ruth Gerard o.
Bisbee, N. D., were guests of MIR. anc
Mrs. Neil Williams from Wednesda,
until Friday of this week. The party
has been touring the coast and were
EN- route to Glacier Park. They were
very enthusiastic about this section o.
the country. Mrs. Williams and Mrs
Hyndman are sisters.
Mrs. Ed Henricks suffered an injury
to her knee last Thursday and ha:
been confined to her home since.
Miss Agnes Sheldon is enjoying
months much needed rest from hel
several duties.
/ Miss Juanita Miller is employed a.
the Doonan hotel this week.