The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-27
Miss Helen Grambauer spent the
weekend in Spokane.

Miss Helen Grambauer spent the
weekend in Spokane.
R. Lucas and family are leaving this
week to make their home in Spokane.
Mrs. A. L. Morris left Friday for
Boise. Ida, called there by the serious
illness of a sister. Y
Mr. and Mrs. James Christie drove
into Spokane the first Of the week for
few days in the city.
D. R. Lockwood, photographer OF
Spokane, was in Libby this week taking
pictures of Libby people.
Kenneth Reid spent last week on
vacation, most of which was spent Wis
ting a sister in Kalispell.
Mrs. Irene Stevens, son Elmer and
daughter Mary spent the weekend on
a motor trip through Glacier park
Mrs. ]. E. Sweet of Portland, Ore,
visited the past week at the homes oil
Ellie Rice, Fred hampton and J. r.
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Arsers arrived IN
Libby last Saturday, driving here IRON
Iowa. They came for visit with Mrs.
Arsers parents, DR. and Mrs Chas. j.
Martin.
Waldemar Wichman, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wichman of this city, lett
Monday for Chicago where he will en-
ter the Chicago Conservatory OF Music
as student.
Mrs w. Pitcher returned to Libby
Monday after visit of several weeks
with her son, the Rev Pitcher, IN
Minneapolis, and with friends and rela-
tives in other cities Of the Middle West.
/ DR.. Millett Keller Of Kalispell was IN
Libby Tuesday and Wednesday on
regular monthly professional visit to
! Libby. He is now in partnership with
his father, DR.. F. H. Keller, in kalis-
pell
Donald Roche, who has been spend
ing the summer in Libby with his
grandmother, Mrs. Alice G. Farris, will
| leave next week for Seattle to JOIN
his mother there and continue his
studies in a Seattle high school.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Church returned
Monday night from a vacation OF two
weeks visiting with friends and rela-
tiyes in various cities in eastern Mon
tana. They attended grand lodge meet
ings of the Masonic orders in Butte ard
report a most enjoyable time.
John c. Farris and son Dan OF Wal
lace. Ida, left last Thursday for their
home after having visited here at the
Mrs. Alice G. Farris home. Mr.. Far
ris is brother law of Mrs. Farris.
The visitors had visited Missoula and
Helena, and had toured Glacier Park
In addition to new Neon signs on the
exterior Of the building, the Jaqueth
g. Charnholm places of business is now
resplendent with number OF new
Neon lights in their show windows,
which stretch their attractive way
across the entire front of the building
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Christie left Sum
day for their home in Wenatchee
Wash, after visiting here with relatives
and friends. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Christle's sister, Mrs. Joe Shef-
field. who will visit in Wenatchee ;
couple of weeks She will be joined
there later by Mr. Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey, Mrs. Sui
Ivan and Miss Inez Ratekin were
guests last Sunday Of the Drs. Chas
and Edna Longwell at their ranch hom'
on McGinnis Meadows The LongWell
recently purchased the place and hav'
named it Little Paradise Ranch Mrs
Longwell very aptly remarkinl
Wouldn't one expect to find it'll
paradise on a star route?"
The Rev. w. W. De Bolt expects t
| leave within the next week or two 70
Moscow, Ida, where he has accepte
the pastorate of the Church of God i
that city. 1t is possible that he may ais
take some further studies in the Idah
state university in that place. Mr.. D
Bolt has been acting as supply paste
for the Libby church during the sum
mer. He says he regrets leaving her
as the work is proving very successful