The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-20

Mrs. c. S. Webb and son Keith of
Missoula are visiting in Libby this
week.
| Mrs. August Wichman and son
Waldemar drove in to Spokane to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. James Harris, Jr., and children
/ left during the past week fora visit
with her parents in Washington.
Mrs. Lucy johnson arrived from
Twin Falls, Ida, Saturday night and
will remain in Libby indefinitely with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Chef. She is
sister of Mr. Chef.
William Anderson, accompanied by
his brother, Freeman, left Tuesday to
drive to Chester, Mont, to visit another
brother. He expected to be gone a
week.
Mrs John O. Minehart came in from
Spokane Friday for visit with her
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
James Blackboard, Jr. She returned TO
Spokane Sunday.
Mrs. Blaze Echo received a telegram
Monday morning bringing the sad news
that her mother, Mrs. ]. M. Give, had
passed away that morning at the ranch
home near Diamond, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Smithbergef
drove to ReMord Sunday to visit there
with friends. They brought back their
daughter Betty Ann, who had heen a
guest at the E. E. Madden home.
Mrs. c. o. Rowe returned Tuesday
from Great Falls where she had visited
her daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Hamann. 1t IS under
stood the Hamanns are returning to
libby to reside.
Bonner Hooks, accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. I. H Hooks and Miss
Betty Ross, arrived in Libby Sunday
Mr. Hooks has accepted position as
stenographer in the forest office. Mrs
Hooks and Miss Ross left yesterday foI
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Thomas B. Knapp, who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Rolf Frem-
ming for the past 10 days, departed or
Saturday for Grangeville, Ida, where
she will visit her SON. From Grange
vile she will 60 to Tacoma to visit an
other daughter before returning to hel
home at Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown ane
daughters. Loretta and Charlotte, lef
Tuesday for their home in Portland
Ore, after visiting here with Mrs
Browns sister, Mrs. c. w. Gildea ane
Mrs. John Rubard, and also with theil
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Davis, who live.
in the Fisher river district.
E. w. Oylear was called to Spokane
Friday to be present in the city during
the time Mrs. Oylear was undergone
an operation in the Deaconess hospital
He returned later to Libby reporting
that Mrs Oylear was doing as well a
could be expected and said she woult
be in the hospital about three weeks
Mr.. mad Mrs. Harold Miller ant
daughter June and Mrs. Minnie Wake
: returned Sunday from vacation spen
!, with relatives at Vancouver, Wash, tn
| greater part of the time being spent Il
I an outing at Long Beach, Wash. Nh
Miller says they had a delightful va
tcation at the seashore, passing the tim
fin bathing in the surf, digging clam
and driving for miles up and down tn
, shore over the pavement-smooth SANE
rolled smooth and hard by the tides.
E. E. Jaqueth and Joe Sheffield 9
] Libby and Bert Coffman of Troy wen
to Missoula Thursday to attend pay
off meeting in contest staged by tn
i Chevrolet automobile company. M
merous prizes had been offered I
!. Chevrolet statesmen and the winner
! were announced and paid off at tn
{ meeting. The contest was open onl
to statesmen, not to the Chevrolet deal
: ers themselves Sheffield has bee
winning lot Of prizes in selling car
/ among which have been fine daven
! port and chair, Mixmaster machln
ETC., etc.