The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-01-30

AL Eberth home Friday evening Tor
surprise party for Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Eberth. Cards and guessing games
caused the time to fly, and everyone
enjoyed the covered dish lunch.
The Royal Neighbor sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. Dell Pike, Friday
for an all day sewing bee on quilt
they are making. A covered dish am
ner will be served at noon. All r1em-
bers are urged to attend.
John Golden, who has been in Spo-
kane for some time, returned to Eureka
Sunday.
The Baptist Aid will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon. Feb. g.
with Mrs. Fred Knott hostess.
Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW and her mother
Mrs. Louise Long were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Aemisegger Wednesday
Mrs. J. r. Rice and Ronald went &c
Kalispell Friday.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton, who has been in
poor health for the past three weeks
is much better
| The M. E. Aid met at the church
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray
Frost and Mrs. VIM. Harvey hostesses
VIM. Snyder Of Fortine was u
Eureka on business Tuesday.
| Walt Whittier is able to be out after
a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Frank Salter spent the week end a
Tooley Lake visiting Mrs, Salter.
Miss Evelyn Leonard went to Gate
way to help Mrs. w. V. Chalcraft a
the store.
/ Miss Jean Thompson of Rexfore
spent the weekend at the Fetterl,
home.
E. C. Elliott made business trip Il
Poison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quirk motored t.
IKalispell Monday afternoon for medica
advise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Klossner, Marion
lKlossner and Web Carey motored u
from Kalispell Sunday on business am
to visit friends. Web has been suffer
ing with rheumatism.
i Mrs. G.. A. Reyes Of Bend, Ore,
in Portland receiving medical treat
rnent. She has been in poor health sew
eral weeks Her many Eureka friend
were prieved to hear of her illness.
MIR. and Mrs, Dave A. Crowley Wer
shopping in Eureka Saturday.
Lewis Fetterly went to kalispel
Monday on %. Tuesday he, with Mi
Griffin. Mr.. Adelphson and seyers
other Continental Oil men, motored I
Missoula to attend an oil convention
Chas. Workman Of Pinkham was /
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Goss and son Leonard
Fort Peck came Saturday to visit he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rhode
Mrs. Goss says the weather is VET
fmuch milder than at Fort Peck -,
, O. A. Roholt and J. r. Rice made
, business trip to Libby>S Sunday.
because Of the illness> Of Mrs. Inc
Dierman and a wrenched ankle for Ra
, Dashiell school district ID did not hol
its regular meeting until Satirda.
i Jan Is.
, Mrs. Mary Gael went to Kalispe
Wednesday to attend the funeral
Miss Florence Lowell.
Mrs. Tom Warden has sold her beat
tv shop to Apnes Hruby of Forth
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden will go to Seat
: where Tom will attend the barb'
!, school.
Mrs. Eddie Eberth returned fro
Hayre Sunday, where she has bee
visiting her mother
An average crowd of business me
) and friends attended the Chamber
1 Commerce supper and meeting at Il
Geo. Davis Cafe Tuesday everin
+ Game Warden Darlington, l., +. Je
Q ferson and Ira Tester OF Libby ar
!, Ralph Fremming of Ants Flat we
r among those who attended and ga
! interesting talks. The meeting COZ
! tinued at the grade school with Il
: Farmers club to discuss goph
n poisoning
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kuchenski
Stonehill are the proud parents Of
baby girl, born Saturday. Mrs. Kuchel
ski is staying with her sister, Nj
d Burgess Drake, and getting along w
# nicely.
IS Jimmie Waller had the misfortul
d to hit telephone pole while coastil
Saturday afternoon, Both eyes we
N swollen shut, his face was scratch
and very badly discolored, but