The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-03-05

stressed the importance OF edcn otolt
attending the meetings regularly, and
said that Tuesday evening IS the reg
ular meeting night.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Evening Prayer and sermon next
Monday evening at o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend.
Funeral services for Edward NJ
Whitcraft who passed away late last
Monday night were held Friday after
noon at $50 p. M. at the NJ. Z. church.
the Reverend Richard Price officiating.
The pallbearers were Fred French, Joe
Miles, r. W. Cole. r E. Clay. Els
worth Cummings and Louis Norman.
Interlnent was in the Troy cemetery.
An article from the Garfield Enter
prise Of Garfield, Wash. is as follows
.R. w. Akin from Troy. Montana, has
purchased the Central Garage and will
take possession March L H. V. Pritch-
ard. also Of Troy. will be shop foreman.
Both men have had considerable ex-
perience in that line of work and will
conduct the place of business along the
same lines as was successfully met by
the former owner, George Cole.
MIR. Akin invites all patrons OF the
Central Garage and all others to come
in and get acquainted. Mr.. Pritchard
will move his wife and two children to
Garfield as soon as school is out.
J. o. Bazard of Spokane was here
on business the first of the week 1t
is understood that he expects to re-
turn to Alaska about March ID.
| L. A. White and Percy Goodwin were
business visitors in Libby Tuesday.
R. M. Young returned Sunday from
! a trip to Occur d'Alene
Roscoe Garrison and family drove TO
Boomers Ferry Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joe Driessen entertained the
/ Neighborhood sewing club Wednesday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shields returned
from a visit in Standpoint Sunday
/ Mrs. J. I. Cox made trip to Libby
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Beason celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary with
a small party at their home Sunday.
/ Mrs. c. Fl. Brawley visited her father,
H. D. Whiting, on her way from Spc-
kane to her home in Whitefish, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Leo Meister was business
visitor in Spokane last week
Mrs. L. R. Davis and Calvin re
turned Tuesday from Seattle, where
Mrs Davis had visited her mother, who
is very ILL.,
A. A. Brooks was a caller in Libby
on Tuesday.
w. N. Skinner returned to Spokane
Tuesday after spending few days
here.
The next monthly meeting Of the
Commercial club will be next Wednes-
day, March H. There will be pro-
gram and banquet at $50 at the G. N
Cafe to honor the high school basket
ball team and the coach, and to talk
athletics and baseball The club mem
/, beers would like all the men interested
in baseball and athletics to turn out.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hewitt went t
Spokane the last of the week to taks
one Of their children in for medical II
tention.
Harold Davis spent the weekend q
his home in Spokane.
Mrs. Ed Henrichs entertained a fev
ladies at sewing party Wednesda,
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. L. Macarthur Wer
Libby visitors Saturday
Ernest Redeye made trip to Lihb
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Beason went t
Bull Lake Tuesday to spend a wee
at their cedar camp.
Miss Marguerite Tallmadge an
George Cody were visitors in Libby o
Tuesday.
Percy Goodwin was business visito
in Spokane over the weekend.
r. r. Gibbs was caller in LIB
Tuesday.
The Junior Ladies Aid society me
Thursday afternoon at the Bert-Coff
man home. Mrs. Coffman and Mis-
Juanita Miller were the hostesses
S Mrs Roscoe Garrison is in the Sand
: point hospital with pneumonia.
r The water pipes on the corner nea
Goodwin's are being lowered becaus
Of SO much freezing. The heavy traf
U fic on the corner had worn the din
down until the pipe was only 80 inche
underground.
! Word has been received of the un
B timely death Of Gordon Durfey
Z mother in Los Angeles recently. Cor
don graduated from the Troy Hig
School last spring and has many FRIEND
who will be sorry to learn Of his los
Mrs William Fleming went to Spt
kane Friday to spend few days thel
on business.
r Fred Sundyick of Leonia returne