The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

his, son, James of Eureka for the
at Eugene. Ore. They have served
in the Christian church until thf
last year when they became III
filiated with the Church of God.
Mrs. A. A. Purdy and daughter
left Sunday for Grassfange to visit
her parents.
aMr. and Mrs. E. B. Sisson are
parents of new born son born
Tuesday Eunice didn't like an
other brother, having five already,
but she took a sportsmanlike at
titude and thinks it isn't SO bad to
be the only girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Humphrey
of Gateway and Cliff Ayers were
Kalispell shoppers ON Wednesday.
L. A. Ward, Bob and Alama Zan-
da, Laura Ward. Hales Sealese, and
W. Ward of Chester spent the first
of the week here hunting.
Alex Ramsey, retired mail car
rier, of Geneseo, Kan, called on his
cousin, Roy Rhodes, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Guy and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wag-
oner and daughter of Kalispell were
Sunday guests OF Mrs. Olive Pagan.
Mrs. w. S. Campbell and Mrs.
Howard Brown spent Monday in
town from Roosville.
Mrs. Harry Bolen has moved to
town and will keep house for the
boys at their new location where
the Farm Market was.
VIM. Colder of Choteau is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. P. Fl. Jones, and
cutting Christmas trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Ecker of Dun
kirk stopped here last week for two
days to visit Mr. Eckert's sister,
Mrs. VIM. Porter EN- route to Sc
attic where they will spend the
winter.
i Roy Porter returned Thursday
from Libby where he had remained
|. with his wife, who is i'll in the
hospital
Ed. Hendrickson returned from
a ten day stay with his daughter in
Missoula on Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs John. Quirk spent
Sunday on the home ranch.
Mrs. Johanna Cuffe left Saturday
for Palo Alto to visit her son. MFR
and Mrs Geo. Shea, Jr., will occupy
her house during her absence. Mrs
Cuffe recently had purchased the
Dan Alverson home in East Eu-
reka.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston left
Sunday for Kalispell. Mrs. Preston
will remain there while Mrs. AL.
fred Hunsinger accompanies hel
father, Mr. Preston, to Missouls
! where he will undergo an operation
on his eyes in the hope of restoring
his eyesight.
Jos. Peltier and Leo left SUNDAY
for Kalispell where they plan or
spending the winter with Mrs Claus
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leonard have
! moved on to the Lenarz ranch fol
the winter.
Milk and Cream from the Drake
dairy on sale at Dierman's Store. 1t
Melvin Moen spent the weekend
at home from his work at Bon.
ners Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike went tc
Rexford on Saturday to help theil
grandson, Jimmy Shanahan. cele
brate his second birthday.
Misses Clarabelle and Phylli:
Knott spent the weekend with Mis-.
! jeanette Caruthers of Trego.
Mrs. L. A. Riley and son, Laurie
| OF Sacramento, Calf, arrived Sat
) urday for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Mosby.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Keifer Grey anc
, daughter of Helena arrived Satur
day for a visit with Mrs. Grey:
| parents, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Elem
. ing of Gateway While here Mr.
! and Mrs. Fleming will enjoy hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cannapare
, OF Wilsall spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hebison.
Il Mrs. Ethel Long and Miss Caro-.
line Long spent the weekend here
being Sunday dinner guests of Mrs
no. P Mosby
County Clerk and Mrs. Eldor
Schuck and jeanne spent Sunday al
the w. |. Schuck home and caiIine
on friends.
Mrs. H. Mccullough has returned
from Hot Springs much improved ir
health
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tate Of
Whitefish spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McKeen.
ID. |. Robertson left Monday fol
Cusick, Wash, to resume his work
Mrs. Horace Sampson was Sun
!; day dinner guest of Mrs. Emma
Minteer.
Mrs. Tillie Porter returned Sat.
urday from Libby. She reports Mrs
Roy Porter much improved.
Mrs. c. b. Hamilton and grand.
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Ida Sinclair.
Mrs. A. M. Frost and Mrs John
Mcclure will be hostesses to the
Methodist Aid at the church next
|, Thursday.
Mrs. A.. j. Hunter returned on
; Sunday from visit with her son
and family at Hayre.