The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-26

west of US during the past few weeks
but Eureka has basked in ideal sun
shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Carey called on
their mother ON Wednesday Mrs.
Carey is improving but still confined TO
the hospital
The Episcopal Guild met at the home
Of Mrs VERNE Peltier on Wednesday.
Plans were completed for the Thanks
giving dance A delicious salad course
was served by the hostess, after the
United Thank offering program given
by Mrs Geo McGlenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Palmer and
daughter of Kila spent Sunday with
their mother. Mrs Susan Teggart
Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. Morrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Enos Campbell were Sunday
dinner guests at the Brouillier home.
The L. D. S. elders of Columbia Falls
held services at the Kinney home on
Sunday
Charles Ruckdashel returned on Sat-
urday from Kalispell hospital where he
underwent major operation.
Ray Zeller attended the funeral of
Louis Berg in Kalispell on Monday.
Louis was killed instantly by falling
tree near his home at Stryker on Fri
day.
Don Kennedy left for Spokane on
Sunday.
The Baptist church is taking an offer
ing for the German Christian refugees
who were forced to flee from Germany
under the Hitler regime. Many thou
sands are nearing starvation and
Christians are appealed to TO help as
have the Jews their people.
The PWA crew is working on the
Palmer bridge this week
John Vukonich and Julian and Mer-
rill Trip loaded car with Christmas
trees billed for San Francisco on Mon
day The boys will 60 down and sell
the trees in the city.
J. R. Rice spent the week end with
his family, relieved from his duties
at Glacier Park station
Mrs. Howard Brown spent the week
end in Kalispell
Miss Evelyn Leonard is working at
the Jack O'Fallon home while Mrs.
O'Fallon is recuperating.
Bert Brouillier spent Sunday here
from his work in Kalispell
VIM. Porter spent the weekend with
his family from his work near Libby
Claude Evans Of Rexford had the
to wreck his new Stude-
baker sedan near Fortine Saturday
night The car struck a stump, de-
molishing the front end and turning it
over. Mr.. Evans was injured but was
released from the hospital that ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Webb Of Rexford
spent several days at the r. NJ White
home this week while repairs were be-
ing made on their truck.
The health program given at the
Roosevelt grade school on Thursday
evening with DR.. Sherman as speaker
was greatly appreciated by the parants
Opportunity was offered for
parents to consult with the teachers af- |
ter the lecture
S. E. Worth of Nebraska is visiting
his niece, Mrs Dalton.
Rev. T. A. Satterfield, accompanied |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Duanne
and Eldon johnson and Mrs. Goodman,
left Wednesday for Plains where they
will spend four days at the Church Of
God Young Peoples convention.
Mr. and Mrs. George RAINBOW arrived
Monday evening from Plains where
Mrs. RAINBOW had been for the past sew
eral weeks. They report new grand
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ram
low on November ~ and named How
ard Douglas. Mr. RAINBOW will spend
week here on vacation.
The young folks of the Baptist church
held farewell party at the George
Gasahl home on Monday evening for
Clifford johnson who left on Tuesday
Tor California.
Miss Georgia Spauling returned home
On Monday evening after spending the
past several months with her father in
Denver and with her grandmother,
Mrs. Sheridan, whom she re-
ports as being well and very happy in
ler new home.
Mrs. Flossie Crookham Of Los Anpe-
es, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Hunter,
las arrived for an extended visit with