The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-30
Troy News Items

Mrs. Mabel Campbell and son Lester
returned to their home in Spokane
Monday after visiting at the H. D, /
Whiting home. Mrs. Campbell IS Nj
Writings daughter.
Shirley Matson entertained the little
girls sewing club last Friday. Lorraine
Norton will entertain the club this Fri
day
Mrs. Jack Haaland, Jackie Haaland
and Jimmy Smith spent all day We'd /
nesday at Schoolhouse lake fishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Callow enter
tanned at dinner and supper Wednes-
day at their Bull lake home. The guests
were MFR. and Mrs. Fred French, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank French and Kenneth
Gage of Cleveland, Ohio,
Mrs. Red Sanford and daughter
Patrica of Spokane visited Mrs K. T.
Clay Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Fry and Mrs. J. B. Farris
were guests at the Cox ranch or Thurs
day.
Anton johnson of Poison James R
Rucker Of Hamilton and David Bond OF
Great Falls arrived in Troy on We'd
nesday. They are employed on the
Kootenai road project
Marjory Bailey returned from the
hospital at Great Falls Sunday night.
She was in the auto accident with
Senator and Mrs. Rowland near Cho-
teau. Miss Bailey is able to be about
although she is greatly handicapped
with her arm in sling and has sew
eral severe cuts to care for
Mrs. Chas. Smith and Marilyn Smith
left Friday for weeks visit in Port
land.
Mrs. Fred Glass entertained the
Bridge Foursome at her home Thurs
day night. Mrs. Art Wilson had high
score for the evenings play.
Mrs. Perry Wilson left on Wednesday
for Wilson, Hudson and Menomonie,
Wis, where she will visit relatives for
couple Of months
Lester Snyder returned ON Sunday
from trip TO Choteau and Great Falls.
Verne T. Hovey returned from Glas-
Cow where he has been employed for
some time.
Eunice Corbett arrived Saturday from
Duluth, Mimi, and will spend some
time with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kidder.
A. M. FAIRIES scent Sunday with his
family at Occur dAlene
James Wilson Of Gerat Falls arrived
in Troy Monday and is employed at the
Orino camp.
Mrs. Albert Matson entertained
group Of children at Schoolhouse Lake
Wednesdzt4At picnic.
Jimmy Smith left Saturday for
Whitefish to visit relatives for week.
Lee Kensler left Friday for Spokane,
returning on Sunday.
Genieve Clay Of Seattle stopped off
for short visit with relatives in Troy
on Friday.
Mrs. Les Kensler left Thursday for
Kalispell to visit her mother for ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hubbard delight
fully entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Williams and family at a 7 o'clock din
ner Thursday evening. The meal was
served in the garden which is now IN
its glory of autumn blooms.
Mr. and Mrs. .. F. Fewkes returned
from trip to Great Falls the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Thorn and Mrs
Spud Murphy motored to Sookane
Wednesday, returning ON Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Johnson left Mon
day for the Coulee dam to remain fol
several days.
Mrs. Filseth left Wednesday for 500
kane after visiting her father, DR.. VOL
colt, for ten days
The Episcopal Guild will give Lawn
social Friday evening on the A. M
Hubbard lawn. A musical program viii
be given. The public is invited to at
tend. Ice cream and coffee will b
served
Miss Dolores Joy returned from a
extended visit in Seattle Monday.
o. r. Gibson was a Spokane visito
Friday
A. o. Pruden was Libby caller o
Saturday.
Sam Orino Of Spokane was in Tro
on Saturday.
Miss nellie Phillips of the Nj.
Church is attending the annual confer
ence held at Helena this week.
Friends of Miss Gertrude Martin re
ceived word from her this week frol
Rochester, MINI, where she is recuT
Grating from goitre operation. ST
expects to be in Troy by the tin
school opens.
Tom Rae Of Seattle and Villa
Paine of Whitefish, who have been raj
way flagmen on the Kootenai Fa
road project for several months, r
turned to their respective homes MOI
day, their duties having been cor
pleted.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Sather and CHI
dren, Paul and Msrcellar left Thursd
for Seattle where they were guests
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Sather and MIR. a
Mrs. Bode Thornton They stopped
Spokane on the return trip as guests
MIR. and Mrs. Stonechest and Mr. a
Mrs. Hanson of Spokane. Mrs. Bo
Thornton returned with them to VI
in Troy for several days.
Mrs. Frank Divis and Mrs. Wal
Bissell attended grant chapter of
O.E. S. lodge at Great Falls Aug.
III, and is, leaving Troy on Wednesd
Mrs. Lee Kensler entertained
Sewing Club at her home Tuesday e'
ming. Delicious refreshments w
sarved nv the hostess