The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-23


pell is a business visitor in Troy
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Snyder of
Whitefish are staying at the Doonan
Hotel for a few weeks. Mr.. Snyder
is relieving Mr.. Mettler at the depot
while Mr.. Mettler is away on his
vacation.
Miss Hazel Phillips returned to
Spokane Sunday after spending her
weeks vacation visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth McComb
had as guests Miss Alice Wilcox.
Lester Coffman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Baeth on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hewitt, Miss
Ruth Baeth and Glen Cutter from
St. Maries, Ida, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baeth on
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Ovens was called to
Baker, Mont, Friday when she re-
ceived word her mother was seri-
ously i'll. 1t was later learned that
Miss Ovens mother had passed
away before she could reach her
bedside.
Forrest Bennett and Thayer Bir-
lew visited at the Anthony Joy home
from Friday to Monday, on their way
to Spokane from Neihart, Mont.
where they have been working for
the past six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Small have
moved to Libby, where they will re-
side this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Burns and son
John and Mrs. J. w. Ballard and
little daughter, motored to Spokane
Saturday to do some shopping. They
returned Sunday.
Mrs. Maurice Nelson and Miss
Lorraine Mallick left Saturday for
Missoula, where Miss Lorraine will
enter the State University.
Mrs. Katherine Fisher and son
Elmer spent very delightful after
noon as guests at the ranch home of
Mrs. Drew.
Clifford Clay and Miss Margaret
Clay left Sunday for Pullman,
where Miss Margaret will resume
her studies at the Washington State
| College.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mettler and
two daughters, Alice and Phyllis,
left Monday for Great Falls, where
they will spend few weeks visiting
relatives. Bill Bissell accompanied
the Mettlers, driving their new
Chrysler for them, which they had
just purchased of Lee Kensler.
Mrs. d. T. Wood is spending a
week in the Yak, as the guest Of
Mrs Heating
Mrs. Bert Coffman and Mrs. Jim
Cobbledick accompanied Lester
Coffman to Pullman, where Lester
will enter Washington State College
this coming year.
Bishop Fox of Billigs held services
at the Episcopal church on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Glass OF Eureka spent
the weekend visiting in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. FeWkes and
daughters, Lura and Rhea, left Fri
day for Missoula, the two girls to
enter the university at Missoula,
Miss Lura for her junior year and
Miss Rhea as freshman. Mr. and
Mrs. Fewkes returned by way OF
Spokane, spending several days there
visiting relatives.
Paul Sather accompanied Miss
Ella Ovens to Baker, Mont, Friday
driving her car over for her.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krona oil
columbia Falls were weekend
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Krona.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Small OF Lib
by and Mike Arnauldo of Spokane
were dinner guests Monday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
10y.
The Girl Scout Troop committee
met at the home of Mrs. Charlie.
Cone Monday afternoon, to discus.
plans for the reception to be helc
Friday evening at the high schoo
gym, to welcome the new teachers
The Junior Ladies' Aid met at thu
Methodist church Thursday after
noon with a miscellaneous showel
for the parsonage. The hostesses
Mrs. John Sagen and Mrs. Judsor
Forman, served delicious cake ant
tea at the close of the meeting.
Brownie Walcott left Tuesday fo
Missoula to resume his studies a
the University.
Miss Florence Burns and Ray Pet
erson drove to Missoula Saturday
M. E. Thomas, electrician for tn
Kootenai Light & Power Co, had tn
misfortune to fall from a telegraph
pole Thursday morning. He SUI
fered a fractured spine and severa
ribs were torn loose from the yer
tebrae, and is paralyzed from tn
waist down. DR.. Forman accom-
panied MIR. Thomas to Boomers Fer
! ny, where he is in the Boomers Ferr.
: hospital in serious condition. A
last reports he is resting easily.
Gale Weidner returned to Pullma
!, Sunday to resume his studies q
] Washington State College.
DR.. Clifford will be in Troy Octc
Der 3rd and will hold services at tn
2 Methodist church on that evening
Mrs. Archie Carr accompanied tn
: Mettlers as far as Blackfoot, wher
J. she will visit her daughter Doroth,
Mrs. Ed. Henrichs left Saturda
for Great Falls, where she will spen
$ a week visiting her mother, Mr.
Q Violet Hollis.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Joy sper
Sunday in Libby as guests of M
/, and Mrs. Guy L. Head.
Mrs. Emma Doonan spent sever;
!, days this week in Spokane visitin
" her grandsons, Billy and Jimmi
lMaL,r.