The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10

sitions, in California or Wyoming.
Frank Coombs returned from
Great Falls Monday where he had
been attending school of instruc-
ton for customs patrolmen.
Jimmy Whit arrived from Sand
point where he had spent the past
month with his sister, Mrs. Glen
Harrington, recuperating from ILL
ness due to overwork at the uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Haggerty of
Kirksville, Mo, left Tuesday after
pleasant vacation here as guests
of Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Marsh. Mr..
Haggerty is principal OF consoh-
dated high school there and IS so
enthused over this country that he
hopes to return here at some future
| date to locate.
| Miss Dorothy Gasahl underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
lockwood Clinic in Spokane and IS
reported as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottorff en-
tertained at dinner party on Mon
| day evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Marsh and MIR. and Mrs.
Nelson Haggerty.
Robert Fetterly left Saturday
morning for Dillon where he Will
Join a party of motoring friends for
California. Bob will attend the Uni
versity of Southern California this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Downs and four
year old son of Potlatch. Ida, are
here renewing acquaintance.
Geo. Davis is carefully nursing
/ five little wild ducks who lost
their mother by the train running
over her.
Frank Mccarthy of Butte arrived
! Saturday and is visiting Denny kal-
f1eher and other old friends.
/ Mrs. r. NJ. Sherman heartily
agrees that home is the place for
kIddies. She took their twins to
Whitefish recently and as a result
all three of the children are suf-
fering from whooping cough,
Frank Thomas and crew OF
men erected a SIS foot steel flag
pole on the high school grounds this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sherman pic
nicked with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hed1ung at Whitefish ON Sunday.
/ Miss Ruth Shea was hostess at
/ a surprise picnic in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Shea, Jr.. on Satur-
day evening at their Indian Greek
8 home. The affair was in the nature
of a house warming for the young
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cornell OF
Columbia Falls renewed old ac-
quaintances here this week.
Miss Mary Moses is enjoying .
Ford coach purchased in KaIispell
Rangvold Kvelsted and four
friends of Larson, N D., spent Sun.
: day with his sister, Miss Eleanor
KveIsted, enroute to Seattle.
Special prices of 81 and soc or
all hats at the EUREKA QUALITY
STORE while they last 1t
!, Miss Elaine Scott is spending par
of her vacation with her cousin
Miss Guinevere Brock, of Libby
Mrs. j. r. Bake and Miss Irene
Olson were guests at the Asa Cor
bin home in Kahspell last week.
Mrs. Chad French returned Sat
urday from the west where Mr.
/. French has work. Due to the strikes
: MIR. French will be out of work soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frost, Mis-
E, Grace Frost and Mr. and Mrs. Bel
: Frost left Wednesday for Chicago
: by way of Salt Lake to visit rela
;, tives
! Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Daniels wen
to Warland Saturday to spend tn
remainder of their vacation there
= Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Sherman. Mrs
: Frank Leonard and Miss Evelyn
Leonard returned on Thursday from
= Spokane.
= Miss Marian and Esther Cole or
rived Saturday from St Paul wher
they have been attending the S.
II Paul Bible Institute. Esther Ina
| graduated and Marian expects 7
return this fall.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waller returne
to their home in Billings on Sun
day.
II Mrs. Frank Leonard went to Kal
ispell to see fer sister, Mrs Ale
Peterson, who had the misfortun
to break her wrist and sprain he
ankle.
/ Rev. Marsh was assisted on Sur
day evening by his son, Chas. an
Mrs. Haggerty who read the Bib
references on his sermon on propt
ecy.
J. T. Rosgard and housekeepe
accompanied c. f. Dierman to Ka
ispell on Tuesday,
Mrs Granville Lyons of Tree
spent the week end with Mrs c.
Dierman.
Plates and picnic supplies-roll
buns, canned meats and sandWic
spreads at Dierman's Service st;
ton.
The Rebekahs were pleasant
surprised on Monday evening whe
the Odd Fellows, served them d,
licious lunch after their meeting.
L. E. Trip accompanied H. Nj
Cullough to Libby on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Clark wei
Kalispell callers on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Weldon Smith ar
daughter arrived Tuesday for a vi
it with the home folks, Mr.. ar
Mrs Fred Rock.
The next meeting of the Episc
pal Guild will be held at the Re
II Cole home on June 16 at We