The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROY NEWS

Forrest Bennett and Curley Bir-
lew of Mullan, Ida. came over to
hunt Saturday and while here were
guests at the Anthony Joy home.
Mrs. c. E. Burns was visitor
in Kalispell Wednesday and return
ed home Friday
Ed. Castor is quite i'll with pneu
monia and is in the Libby hospital
Chester Gavre of Port Edward
Wis, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. 7.
/ Gavre.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Deviteh of AL
der, Mont, are visiting relatives in
!. Troy and will be here some time as
i the Marietta Mining and Milling
company. where Mr.. Devitch was
employed, has closed down for the
winter.
Harry Fem made a business trip
/ to Libby Monday afternoon.
Charles Curtis returned last week
after a most successful business trip
to New York City.
The Junior Sewing club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Anthony JOY The ladies spent
the time in sewing and visiting, af-
ter which the hostess served de-
4 lightful lunch.
Jack Baldwin, Les Kensler, Ros-
coe Garrison, Bert Kincaid, Leland
Mcneil and Andy Doyle returned
from an II day elk hunting trip in
: the South Fork of the Flathead. The
party brought out three elk with
| them.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Ed. Henrichs Thursday aft
ternoon. The Reverend Margaret
Clifford gave a most interesting talk
J and the members worked on articles
. for the bazaar. A delightful lunch
was served by the hostess at the
close of the afternoon.
A card was received by Mrs.
) Elmer Clay announcing the mar
! riage of Clarence Swanson to Miss
Julia Lunsford in New York City
on Saturday, Oct s. Mr.. Swanson
is son of Frank Swanson and spent
/ his boyhood in Troy.
Mrs. Cora Fife is home from the
, Libby hospital and feeling much
improved in health Mary Jane is
caring for her mother at her home
| Mrs. Whitcraft has returned to
; her home and Mrs. Frank Bags is
, taking care Of her
! Miss Dolores Joy, who is attend
ing the Eastern Washington State
!, College of Education at Cheney
, spent the weekend visiting heI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Joy
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baeth are
the proud parents of baby CIR
= born Sunday morning and weigh
ing pounds, ounces.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Garvin oil
] Standpoint, were guests Sunday al
the home of Mrs Mary Coffman
Mrs. Garvin and Mrs. Coffman are
sisters.
Mrs. Marie Nelson returned Mon
S day from Chicago after being away
!. three weeks. She brought her lit.
! tie nephew, Ronnie Parker, home
with her.
4 The Neighborhood Sewing Club
: met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Far
ris on Wednesday afternoon
Reverend Charles Cole, distric1
superintendent, delivered sermon
< Sunday at the NJ. E. church. The
Reverend Margaret Clifford is hert
this week and will preach at the
M E. church Sunday evening
Oct. 81.
The Boy Scout Mothers held /;
card party Tuesday evening at tht
home of Mrs. Charles Cone. The
guests were met at the entrance BY
grinning jack-o-lanterns, ghosts anc
weird noises. The rooms were dec
! GRATED in keeping with Halloween
: and there were nine tables O.
pinochle in play and one of monopoly
Mrs Ed. Weidner received high
: prize for ladies and Mrs. Harry Fore
low, Mr.. Anthony Joy high prize
: for men and Art Mcneil low Mrs
: Wayne Kenper received high prize
for monopoly and Mrs. L. A. Davi
low. A delicious lunch was servet
by the mothers at the close of tax
evening. The party proved to bt
!. very successful and the proceeds
will be used to purchase equipmen
I. for the Boy Scouts.
Mrs. c. Nj. Bennett returned will
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Joy on Wed
nesday from Libby and is visiting a
: the Joy home
{ The Troy high school football
: team meets the Boomers Ferry elev
en- on the local field Wednesda,
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Clay returned
! home from Pullman Tuesday, ant
{ will remain home until after tn,
first of the year. She had to leav'
:. school on account of LII health.