The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-27

At Mrs Marsh's rates you cannot
afford TO miss this opportunity if
you have talent.
Mzrsh-Jones
Miss Evelyn Jones, who is at
tending the North East Missouri
Teachers College at Kirksville, and
Charles Marsh, Jr., student in the
Kirksville College of Osteopathy
and Surgery, were married at S
o'clock Friday, May q, at the home
of Rev. E. L. Knight in Kirksville.
The single ring ceremony was con-
Quoted in the presence of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hagerty.
The bride was attired in lovely
frock of powder blue with white
accessories and wore a shoulder
bouquet of pink talisman roses. and
delphinium. Mrs. Hagerty wore a
frock of St. James blue with gray
accessories.
Mrs. Marsh is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jones of Bevier,
Mo. She is a graduate of Bevier
high school and for the past year
has been attending the Kirksville
State Teachers College. She is a
member of Alpha Sigma Alpha
sorority and of Alpha Phi Sigma
honorary fraternity
Mr. Marsh is the eldest son of
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Marsh of Eureka,
Mont. He is a graduate of Lincoln
county high school Of Eureka and
will receive his D. O. degree from
the Kirksville College of Osteo-
pathy and Surgery in January, 1899.
THE young couple, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hagerty, are leav-
ing soon for Eureka, Montana, by
way of Yellowstone Park"
The above wedding announcement
is the first news that Eureka friends
of Charles have had concerning his
intended marriage. 1t gives those
who have never had the experience
of receiving news of this nature
concerning their own children, a
taste of what this will really be, for
Charles has made for himself a very
unique place in the hearts of all with
whom he came in contact here. We
eagerly await the arrival of the
bride and bridegroom to tender our
sincere best wishes for life filled
with happiness for each.
Mrs. T. c. Marsh of St. Louis, Mo-
will start several studio and arr
classes the second week in June
Very reasonable rates. Enroll al
once II
Bill Yenne and Bill Rymer Of
Kalispell were week end guests al
the P. H. Jones home.
Duane johnson left Monday fol
Petaluma, Calf, for work and te
attend school, Duane will be great
ly missed in the school and church
here.
Mrs. H. Mccullough left Monda,
for a visit with relatives in Canada
People of Eureka are sorry to heal
of the resignation of Rev. T. O. Sat
/ terrified as pastor of the Church d
God here. The Satterfields expec
to leave soon for Shelby where they
will conduct series of meetings
before going to regular pastorate
Postmaster Receives Raise i'm Salary
Postmaster L. w. Fetterly is happy
these days, having received notice
last week of raise in salary Thi:
is the second raise in salary which
has come to the local postmaster
since Mr. Fetterly took over the of
flee and is good indication of re-
turning prosperity to the community
since the office salary is based or
receipts.
DR.. G B. Hamilton and son, Robert
arrived Friday from Saco for a few
days at home.
| Dell Douglas, accompanied b,
Keith and Delbert Owens, wer,
Kalispell callers on Monday.
Miss Blossom White, Evelyr
Leonard, Sarah Tiffany, Virgini;
Birmingham, and Mary Rhodes ar.
employed in NYA work at the grad,
school mending books this week.
MIR. and Mrs Lloyd Burpee ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Crotteau of Libby &C
companied by Mrs. ]. w. Burpee o
Whitefish called at the Fetterl,
home Sunday.
| MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly lef
Wednesday morning for Shawmu
| W EEl lilCll SUI, nUUGIt, WHO Id
completed second successful tern
of school there.
/ Alfred and Ed. Eberth left Sunda,
for Libby to work at the Zonolt
plant.
Bobby Hebison left Monday TO
Boomers Ferry for. a visit with hi
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Sutherland. Mis-
Lois is taking his place on the pape
route.
] Miss Pearl Pike left for Spokan
Sunday TO resume her studies a
Northwestern Business College.
VIM. Schuck and Don Bier1ey ar
building house, barn, granary an,
other outbuildings on the Loui
Yoppe place north of town.
<. K. Baney was business visi
tor in tow nthe first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larsen of Pol
son were up for the graduation Q
Mrs. Larsen's sister, Alice Hruby
Miss Winona Harvey of Bozema
was home for the graduation of he
sister, Annette.
I Mrs. Keller Grey of Helena wa
home for the graduation of her tWi
brothers, Eugene and Stanley.