The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-30

was the last meeting OF the club Tor the
season, as well as shower tor Mrs
Glen Thorn. A dainty color scheme OF
pink and white was carried out in the
party decorations Those receiving the
highest scores for this series Of games
were Mrs L. A. Hosea, first and Mrs.
Glen Thorn, second.
The high school yell queen, Lorraine
Mallick. and her assistants. Dorlores
JOY. Florence Coffman and Harriet
Haaland, received letters for their work.
Mrs. Joe Driessen, Miss Margaret
Clay. Miss Sophie Haugen, Bill Bissell,
Frank Thomas and Lce Kensler mo-
tored to Spokane Sunday. Frank
Thomas and the Bissell family pur-
chased new Plymouth roadsters.
The Lions Club meeting was post
poned from Thursday~to Friday eve
ming on account Of DECORATING Day.
June and Kathleen Carr. Marilyn
Cone, Sylvia Snyder, Marjorie Sugi-
hara and Dorothy June Tallmadge, &C
companied by their Sunday school
teacher, Agnes Sheldon, enjoyed q
picnic at OBrien creek Monday.
Mrs A. M. Sanford and daughter
Patricia Bartlett, visited at, the R. E
Clay home Tuesday Mrs. Sanford ane
son Richard Bartlett, returned to Sand
point Wednesday.
The D. F. Fewkes family returned
Wednesday to Spokane with Mrs. {
r. Zinkgraf, who has been visiting then
a short time
The new teachers chosen to fill tht
vacancies for the coming year are Mis-!
Ruth Ingalls, of Winnett, Mont, grad
uate of the Dillon Normal, who vii
teach the fourth and fifth grades, Mis-
Gertrude Conwell, graduate of tn
University of Montana, for the vacanc..
in the Junior High: and Mr.. Irwin
Quanbeck, who has been mathematic
and science instructor at Westby, Mont
for the past year and viii take MI
Williams place.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Curtis, Mr.. an
Mrs. F. B. Callow and Mrs. Callow
sister, Mrs. E. J. Marin of Yakima
motored to Canas Hot Springs Wed
nesday.
Lester Coffman returned from Spo
kane Monday and left Wednesday &c
t Helena to be gone few days.
! Mrs P. r. Meter returned Frida
from Santa Rosa, Calf, where she hs
been visiting her sister for some tim
Paul Sather went to Seattle Monda
to take job as bellboy on the Dolls
liner President Mckinley, which sal
from Seattle June8th for the Orien
Chas. (Chuck) Martin Of Libby wi
also 60 on this ship as bellboy. MI
". A. Sather and Marzellas went vii
Paul as far as Seattle Paurs boat WI
make regular stops at Yokohama, Koh
Japan. Shanghai and Hong Kong, CHR
and Manila, p l., returning 90 Seat
July 23. He will visit his aunt, Nh
Fl J. Young, formerly Marian Shel
herd, in Shanghai.
S. Kuwahara made trip 10 Lib
last Wednesday.
Ray Moore Of the Yak Basin Mi
ing company left for Cutbank Ii
Wednesday,
The Sunrise mill started Wednesd
and they expect it will start on
hour basis Thursday.
Mrs. Cecil Murphy and son accoI
panied friends here Friday from San
point to visit Mrs Myrtle Kinzie
Arthur jackson, a school friend
Tom Taylor's, returned to kalisp
Wednesday after a visit with him.
Mrs. Bill Harris received seve
severe gashes and other injuries to
leg when the Harris car turned o'
on Lake Creek hill Tuesday afterno
due to defective steering apparatus.
Harris and the baby received O
minor injuries.
Nine cars of sheep arrived last Thu
day from Pasco, Wash, and eight Q
arrived Wednesday from Kahlotus
grazing in the Yak district.
George Noble made q business
to Libby last Friday
Troy was swamped in a one-si
baseball game here Sunday, the Nap
Idaho, team winning by score OF
to 81 The large number Of errors "
- responsible for the lop-sided score
III Phillip Gosswiller was taken to
IL Spokane hospital Sunday as the re
Of an accident Saturday night, W
OR his foot was badly hurt when a
rod Of an enrinp fell on IT, Glare