The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-01-02

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tives in Spokane last week.
Little Bobby Hardy was taken to the
Libby hospital Sunday with an
assessed ear. which it was necessary
to have lanced He will stay in the
Libby hospital for about a week more
to have his tonsils and adenoids
removed
Mrs. Ed Henricks left Wednesday for
Spokane to meet her mother, Mrs
Violet Hollis, who will return with her
daughter for weeks visit here
Lester Coffnan returned last Tues
day from Horse Creek, Calf, where
he has been employed
The D. F. Fewkes family spent the
Christmas holiday with relatives in
Spokane.
Mrs. Reese Bennett and daughter Of
Spokane are visiting Mrs. BENEFITS
parents.
Edwin Walcott returned Tuesday to
Missoula, where he attends the state
university.
Miss Eleanor Rice returned Tuesday
from her Christmas vacation trip
to Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web EnglisRwere din
ner guests at the Bert Coffman home
Sunday
Mrs. Carl Johnson left Friday for
Spokane after few days with her
sister, Mrs A. Berg.
Tom Farris of San Francisco and
Bob Farris were guests at the ]. B.
Farrris >home Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Smith left Monday for
Portland to visit a brother
Mrs. A. L. Kensler entertained a
few ladies at sewing party Friday
afternoon
Mrs. Frank Frye made trip to Lib
by Monday.
Bobby Jaqueth spent 4 few days
visiting his cousin, Martin Farris,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas enter
tanned at buffet supper at their home
Sunday evening. Following the supper,
bridge was played Miss Dorothy Nor
rison won the high score prize.
Mrs c. r. Holmes underwent an OPP
Grafton at the DeaconeSs hospital
this week.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor is moving this week
to McGinnis Meadows where her hus-
band is teaching.
The David Doe orchestra left Mon
day for Columbia Falls. They have en-
in and around there for g
few weeks
Mrs. Alice Farris, Mrs Mildred Roche
and Erford Jaqueth were guests at the
B Farris home one day this week
Marilyn and Jimmy Smith left Mon
day for Whitefish with their cousins,
who had been visiting them.
Mrs. D. r. Wood, the Henry Sanders
family and Leonard Wheeler were
Christmas dinner guests at the ]. B.
Farris home
Mr.. and Mrs. E B. Shand Of Spo-
kane arrived Wednesday to visit
friends for a few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laehn are the proud
parents of seven pound son, Clifford
Frederick, born Sunday at the Bonners
Ferry hospital.
Bill Savage and Don Elliott returned
% the CCC camp at Thompson Falls
Sunday, and Roy Coffman to the camp
IF Paradise.
George and Raymond Peterson are
visiting their parents at Savage lake
before taking a trip west
Mrs Carrie Spence left Friday for
Calf, to visit her son before
roing to her home in San Bernadino
She had spent few days with her
sister, Mrs. F. R. Baggs, on her way
home from vacation spent with her
daughters.
The Recreational club met Saturday
evening at their club rooms. Pinochle
vas played at seven tables and high
prizes were won by Mrs. Carl Laffoon
md w. F. Doe. Low score prizes were
Won by Mrs. ]. F. Wheeler and James
Robinson. After refreshments were
served. music for dancing was fur
1ished by David Doe Of Troy and Don
Hunter, banjo player of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. v. A. Sather, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Henricks, Mr.. and Mrs An
hony JOY, Miss Maxine Weidncr and
Miss Agnes Sheldon attended the
Masonic dance at Libby last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan have
moved into the warehouse at the
Cabinet ranger station, where Mr.
Ryan is employed.
Peter Esch, who spent the Christmas
holiday in Troy, has returned to the
-CC camp at the government remount
station near Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Daughartv and
amily visited their parents in Clarks-
ork, Idaho, Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs S. H Thornton and
Mr. and Mrs Clvde Thornton spent the.
Christmas holiday in Whitefish.
Mrs. Mary Turpin went to Spokane
Monday to visit for few days.
The Troy Rod and Gun club will
meet Thursday evening at the G. N.
Cafe to transact some important bust
hess, which will be detailed in next
weeks paper.
Bill Thomas left last week for Great
Falls where he will visit friend.
Cletus and Virginia Smith left last