The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-26
Woman's Club Holds First Meeting

The first fall meeting OF the Troy
Woman's club was held Tuesday eve
ning at the library, with Mrs. e II.
Clay president. in the char
Hlghlights OF the district Federation
meeting at kalispell were brought out
in reports given by the delegates. Mrs.
c. H. Clay. Mrs =. T. Wood and Mrs
Anthony JOY. The women spoke
especially Of the fine addresses gwen
IL Mrs. Marian Morrow, state presis
dent. and BY Mrs. Margaret Clifford,
district president.
The program for the coming ciun
wear was discussed and many helpful
suggestions were brought from the
district meeting. Miss Ellen Ovens was
appointed as an additional member .oi
the program committee and OF the
dramatic committee. Mrs. Ray Pent-
1 land was appointed chairman OF me
] seal sale committee.
1t was decided that the club meet
twice month at private homes. The
October meetings, will be held on the
18th and Goth. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. H, c. Weidner and Mrs
] c. H. Clay.
The senior aid will meet next Thurs
day, Oct. 3, at the Doonan hote
with Mrs. Clifford Clay.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Les Vinal and son O.
Missoula were here to attend the
funeral Of Mr. Vinal's stepfather
Peter Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frye were il
Libby Sunday to visit Mr. Frye
mother, who is i'll
Mrs. ]. NJ Drew and daughte
Margaret were in Spokane over tn,
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. l. P Kensler arrived
Friday from Salem, Missouri, and viii
make their home in Troy.
Miss Annie McMurtrey left las
Wednesday for her home in Beverl,
Hills, Calf, after spending severa
weeks here visiting her sisters, Mrs
]. L. Cox and Mrs. L. B. Taylor.
j. 3. Farris made business trip Il
Spokane the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Rose Harrsch, Mrs. Geo. FIT
and Mrs. D. L. Macarthur drove !.
Libby last Wednesday.
|. E. Manion, superintendent of tn
G. NJ, of Whitefish, was here on bust
ness last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Dwinelle Of LIB
were here Tuesday to attend tn
funeral Of Peter Wise.
DR. and Mrs. Vidol and their So
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. White
have been spending two weeks at tn
Vidol place near Bull lake. They Elk
pect to return to their home at Caller
Friday. While here they have bee
making many improvements on thei
place.
4 Mrs. Chas 1Connor's niece, Mis-
Margaret. King Of Malta, who ha
visited here several times, has gon
to Chicago, where she will tax
nurses training.
Bud Daugharty and son Gordo
made trip to Clarksfork, Idaho, owe
the weekend.
The Great Northern saw its bigges
days business since 1929 last Thurs
day, according to p t. Meter, OPP
orator. There were 1913 loaded. car:
hauling 1880 tons, that passe
through Troy that day, ana there Wer
rs railroad men in town during ina
"a hour period.
Mrs Joe Driessen visited Miss Cecil
Nestingen at Boomers Ferry Thurs
day and Friday.
School officials closed the Tro
schools last Thursday and Friday Q
account Of SO much sickness, mostl
stomach disorders, among the schot
children. 1t was closed as a pre-
cautionary measure until check coul
be made as to how many might {
scarlet fever cases However, no ne
scarlet fever cases developed. Mis-
Gilbride, a registered nurse, has, bee
checking students every day K
symptoms Of scarlet fever as a pre-
cautionary measure. She is also con
Quoting a complete health eAanainaiio
Of the eyes, ears and throat Of pupi
while here.
The Lions club will meet ne'
Thursday, October 3, at the Gre'
Martbern Cafe