The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-09-10

On numerous OCCdSiolis bdtIieieu iiSAS
again recently and expressed their ap-
probation by bringing thimbles and
sewing curtains for the windows. DR..
Laura Lowell had purchased the cur
tains and rods and attractive curtains
were grazing the windows of the cabin
before the party dispersed The men
came along as usual and also, as usual,
gave their talents to dsposing of the
good food which the ladies provided
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and two
sons of Oswego have moved here and
will occupy the Oscar Wolf house when
G. w. Thompson, WPA supervisor,
leaves.
Herb McGlenn spent the weekend
in Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Weber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Roe and families spent Labor
Day in Libby.
Miss Hazel Osmond spent the week
end in Kalispell.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson was call
err here on Tuesday Elizabeth will at
tend business college in Spokane this
winter
Mrs. John Buhmiller and daughter.
Enid, returned Saturday from a pleas
Oregon.
Mrs, r. L. Lucas of Spokane spent The
week end with her husband here
| Percy Dick was here over the holt
day with his family from his duties as
border patrolman at Gold Butte
John G. Carpenter of Ada, Oklahoma,
spent few days at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Lon Mackey, last week.
| G. H. Adams, nephew of Jos. Peltier.
wife and daughter of San Diego, spent
several days at the Peltier ranch re-
Gently.
Miss Nellie Spaulding returned to her
position as teacher in the Conrad
schools on Sunday Mrs Ethel Long,
Caroline and George accompanied her
there En- route they called on Mrs.
Fielding, formerly of Rexford and now
employed at Blackfoot.
Aldus Mackey was in town Tuesday
receiving treatment for his knee which
he accidentally cut with an AK
Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. Kins and children
Of Rexford were dinner guests at the
c. B. Marsh home on Tuesday.
Misses May and Fay Cole accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Mckenzie to Kali
ispell on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs p J. Zook, Mr. and
Mrs John Mcclure and Chas. Suther-
land made a business pleasure trip to
Fernie Thursday.
! Among those present at the Ameri-
can Legion water festivities at Elk's
Rest were: Miss Grace Frost. Miss Net
tie French, Mr. and Mrs. VERNE Pei
tier. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Sutherland
Mrs. AL. Eberth, Walter Sutherland, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Lyons, Mrs. Roy Ok
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. CT Dierman, Mr.
and Mrs John Mcclure, MIR. and Mrs
Roland Anderson. Over 5000 were
present on each. day and the star num-
Der was a performing free board rid
ing pair from Washington.
Miss Grace Sweesy arrived Sunday tt
resume her duties at the high school.
{ Clark Elliott returned Monday aftel
{ ten days spent at Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nordstrom. of Lib
| by, Miss Esther Ann Madden and Mis-
! Beulah Robertson Of Kalispell were re
: cent callers at the M A. Hunsinge
home.
Mrs. Ed Richardson spent the weel
end with her son in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis and j. j
Green accompanied Jack Garner on
+ pleasant motor trip through Watertol
Lakes and Glacier Park over the dou
4 bic holiday.
{ Dayl Graves left Sunday for shor
vacation in Boomers Ferry, Spokan
r and Seattle before resuming his studio
: at the university
1 Nelson and Lewis Anderson spent
' few DAYS here last week.
j Lillian Circle will hold its mex
meeting at the home of Mrs. L. w. Fet
terly on September is with Mrs. 0. I
: Teel assisting All members are in
: : vited.
q Ray Whitcomb, Joyce johnson an
Inez Cope Of Missoula and Gladys Mas
I. ton Of Compton, Calf, were hous
IS guests Of Dayl Graves over the week
end. While here Dayle accompanie
them on an extended motor trip to Cal
gary, Lake Louise, Banff and Glacic
k Park. Smoke however. obstructed tn
a view in the park.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kosler and daugh
n ter of Michel, b. c., spent Tuesday 1
d the Frank Valasak home.
" Mr.. and Mrs Harold Wetterer hay
e gone to Baab to relieve customs in
spector there.
wi Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Valasak an
. family visited their son, Frank an