The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-09-20

and over the continental divide on Sum
day.
Miss Sophia Haugan was ill over the
week end and confined to her home.
Mrs. Glenn Thoms is a Spokane visit
or this week. going down on Tuesday
Mrs. D. T. Woods entertained the
Old Timers Club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon The members spent the
time sewing and in social conversation.
Delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. F. 7 Mettler, Alice and Phyllis
Mettler motored to Spokane Thursday
Mrs. Lee Kensler, Mrs. Ashby Sand
/ ers and Frances, Mary and Jackie were
guests at the French ranch Sunday.
Jerry and Roger Kensler spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the Les kensler
ranch
Mrs. Hutson of Butte and Mrs. Falls
of Long Beach, Cal. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ford Mrs. Hutson and
Mrs. Falls are sisters of Mrs. Ford
This is freshmen initiation week as
may be seen by the. grotesque apparel
worn by the freshies They are all good
scouts and doing just what the upper
classmen demand of them.
The Nj. E. Sunday school has closed
its. sessions until Sept 30 due to the
nfantile paralysis case in town. Mrs.
W. A. Sather, the superintendent, urges
all who are interested to bear in mind
the date of reconvening She has
secured a splendid group of teachers
for the year who will make this work
very worth while The following is the
personnel Beginners. Mrs. Verna Drei-
son, Primary Girls, Miss Margery
Bailey; Primary Boys, Mrs Lawrence
Dean. Junior Girls, Mrs. Glen Thoms;
Junior Boys. Mrs Hoffman; Intermedi-
ate Girls, Mrs. Dorothy JOY; Senior
Glass, Mr. Neil Williams Sunday school
every Sunday at 10 a. m. beginning
| September so
The Troy hospital is now being used
by the management of The Doonan for
their patrons who they have not been
able to accommodate at the hotel The
new annex will be ready by cold
weather
A. c. Clark of Missoula, chief engi-
neer of the bureau of public roads,
was Troy visitor Tuesday, being here
on an inspection trip over the road
projects now entering the last stages of
construction
Margery Bailey is assisting at the
Doonan hotel this week during the
absence of Juanita Miller, who is hav-
ing her vacation.
Mrs. Victor Stewart and son Junior
left for Whitefish Tuesday
Al Pruden and O. F. Gibson were
dinner guests Tuesday evening Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hicks.
Stella Shand of Spokane is guest
this week Of Frances Ford and Agnes
Sheldon The Shand family are well
known in Troy. having resided here for
a number Of years
Juanita Miller left Saturday for
Longview, Wash. where she will visit
her father for couple of weeks.
Miss Frances Ford delightfully."- en-
tertained the Bridge Foursome at her
home Thursday night. Delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess
l. A. Hosea motored to Spokane
Thursday.
Leland Mcneil had new roof put
on his house last week which improves
the property Kenneth Drew did the
work
Mrs. Max Smith and children. vir-
GINA and Clitus, returned to their home
at Helena after visiting Mrs Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Art Mcneil
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson were Spo-
kane visitors on Thursday returning
Saturday with a new Plymouth cabrio-
let
Mrs. Chas. Petty Of Kalispell and her
sister of Los Angeles, Cal, are guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs George Fife.
Reports from Mrs. Cecil Murphy who
underwent an operation in Spokane
recently are that she is recovering
nicely and will return home the last
of this week
Miss Lois Thomson was dinnN
guest Of Mrs. Albert Mattson on Mon
day.
Smithy Mcneil leaves the last Of the
week for Missoula, Mont, where he will
enter the Sophomore class at the State
University.
Jack Coffman had the misfortune to
loose the third finger of his left hand
Friday while at work for Tomlison and
Arkwright. He was taken to Boomers
Ferry where Doctor Fry took care of
him.
Lorraine Fieman returned to her home
in Spokane Thursday after spending
the summer in Troy as guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Art Wilson, and her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Friskie.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fry spent Sun
day at Orino's camp.
O. f. Gibson spent the week end in
Spokane
Sam Orino of Spokane was Troy
visitor on Sunday
Mrs. E. c. Nelson, former resident
of Troy, passed through here Thursday
on her way to Malta where she was
summoned by the death Of her father.
o. F. Gibson was a Libby caller on
Thursday
Victor Stewart and Albert Matson
left Tuesday with the Lima shovel from
the Kootenai project, to Spokane. The
shovel will be repaired there before
being sent to Bonneville dam project
where it will be used on new con-
tract
Mrs. Victor Stewart and son Victor
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