The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-15

mon church in this community but
large group are now located at Column
bia Falls. Services will again be held
on November at 2:30 and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGlenn and
Jean spent the weekend here from
Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Murray and
family spent several days with rela-
tives and friends in Eureka recently.
While here they were entertained at
Sunday dinner lat the Robert Waller
home and at Monday luncheon at the
Lewis Fetterly. Jr., home.
Miss Monica Howell, field worker for
Montana, with headquarters in Helena,
accompanied Rev. Price here for the
Sunday night service On Tuesday they
visited the homes of the children be-
longing to the rural Sunday school in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Howell, who spent several
months in England this summer, has
returned. Mrs. Howell states that she
found but very few days of pleasant
weather while there, most of the time
being rainy.
The MIRA Sewing Circle will meet
at the homet of Mrs. Abe Johnson on
Friday today in Fortine.
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Porter are moving
into one of the French cabins for the
winter
A. G. Mustoe spent last week in Spo-
kane.
Jas. and Howard Hobert Of Kila, Mr..
and Mrs. Chad French and Miss Grace
Frost were Sunday dinner guests at
the French home.
Lewis Cole has purchased the Smith
property on 1st avenue east and has
moved in: Ralph Cole has moved In to
the place vacated by Lewis Cole; and
Earl Johnson has moved into the place
vacated by Ralph Cole known as the
Kramer place.
VIM. MeMurdo of Black Lake has
purchased the Smith place in East Eu-
reka and moved into town.
Torrance Beutel has moved into his
/ little house in East Eureka from Rex
| ford
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Price and Mr. and
Mrs. O. A Roholt made business trip
to Kalispell on Sunday.
Vic Baney. an old timer now living in
Canada, spent several days visiting old
/ friends in Eureka recently.
! Ray Frost motored Mrs. Bert Douglas,
Lyle. and Mrs Harry Owens to Ana
conda on Friday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Douglas on Saturday morning.
Fred Hampton Of Libby is spending
the week with relatives and friends
i here
Lynn Schuck, who is employed at
/ KGEZ in Kalispell. is home for short
4 vacation.
MIRA nd Mrs. Tom Lincoln and son
Bobby, Of Kalispell were Sunday callers
at the Ray Frost home.
Frank Scott Of Kalispell was bust
ness caller in town Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wetterer has re-
ceived notice of their transfer to Hell
ena for October 20.
Walt Fincher and Thurman Gwynr
are the proud owners Of new cars, VI
coupe and Plymouth being the makes
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott and famil,
) and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weterer Wer
/ Thanksgiving dinner guests at the hom
/ Of Chas. Howell on Monday, this beinl
the Canadian day for celebrating har
. vest festivities.
Rev. Omer Idso will preach at tn
| Methodist church on Sunday at 2:30.
| Paul Goss has moved into the Rhode
house on Second avenue east
| Miss Rose Mary Green spent tn
| weekend at home from her schoc
duties at St Matthews School in Kal
ispell
H Vern Startling returned home Tues
day from the summers work in easter
Montana.
H The Episcopal Guild met at the HON
Of Mrs. Jones on last Wednesday whe
plans were made for the district meet
| ing in Kalispell on October Is.
H The regular district meeting of Osteo
II paths was held in Eureka last Wednes
| day The next meeting will be hel
| on December % at Libby.
H Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Smith are re
| joicing over their first born daughte
| Bonnie Jean, born on October 10 ;
the Olsen hospital with DR.. Keit
| Lowell in charge.
H A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mr.
| Richard Bright on October 7 with D
Laura Lowell in charge.
John Venrick Of Missoula was que
of Miss Edna Peltier at the Jr. Women
Il club formal on Saturday evening.
| Manley Alverson underwent tor
silectomy at the Olsen hospital G
~ Tuesday morning with Dr. Keith Low
= ell as doctor.
Il MIR and Mrs. A. r. Hansen Of Scobe
are again at Glen Lake for few weel
Of fishing and hunting.
Mrs Claus Johnson and Mrs. ia
| Carey OF Kalispell spent Thursday vii
| their mother, Mrs. Jos. Peltier
Mesdames Rock, Zook, Fred Johnso
and Pike took their dinner and motort
| to the Glen lake home Of Mrs. J.
! Porter on Friday for pleasant day,
Miss Helen Boorman was a Sunds
| guest at the G. F. Dierman home {
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