The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-02

MIR. and Mrs. C. o. Rowe spent
the week end in Rexford.
Mrs Frank Schmalz and daughter
of Warland were shopping in Libby
Tuesday
Mrs. M. Collins and daughter of
Occur d'Alene is visiting at the Kes-
sci homes this week.
Phillip Neff, logging engineer
from the regional forest office, Mis-
soula, is in Libby this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Petrusha and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hennessy drove
into Spokane Friday on a business
trip.
Paul Pival left Sunday for Oma-
Ina. Neb., for his senior year in the
school of dentistry, at Creighton
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. NageI arrived
in Libby the first of the week. Mrs.
Nagel came in from California,
where she had spent the past Jew
weeks, and Mr.. Nagel came in from
tn East.
Mrs. E. NJ. Boyes will leave today
for Washington. D. c., where she
will visit with her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Frees
man. Later she expects to visit
relatives in Missouri and Arkansaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kleiman and
FLOYD Creglow of Mankato, Mimi,
NnH1hr hnr1n
the past week. Mrs. Kleiman is a
sister of Mrs. Vaughn. They are
motoring to the coast before return
ing home.
Mrs. Fred Gooselaw's mother,
Mrs. Mary Hare, and her three sis
tiers. Mrs. G. Easter, Mrs. Len Syl-
vester and Mrs. H. Mueller, left for
their homes in the East the first OF
the week after visiting here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooselaw.
Mrs. Art Greiner and son Rich
ard drove to Libby Friday from their
home at Harrison, Idaho, bringing
with them Carol Jane Smith, who
. was visiting with them Miss Carol
|fhad been visiting with relatives in
Belhngham, Wash, and stopped al
Harrison on her way home.
Miss Beatrice Larson will leave
Saturday for Detroit, Mich. where
she will visit until the first of tAs
wear with her sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kreiner. During
her absence her position as assistant
librarian at the county library will
be filled by Miss Marie Kujawa.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Gilbertson are
moving to Boomers Ferry. Mr.. Gil.
bertson. who has been employed
with Morrison & Knutson on theil
highway work in the Happy's Inr
/ district. will continue in their EN-
/ ploy on a highway project the NJ. &
K. company has north of Bonner:
Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. @. Hertzberg o.
| San Diego. Calf, are in the city
visiting with their daughter anc
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Krall
| Over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs
| Krall and Mr. and Mrs. Hertzbert
drove to Pullman. Wash, for
| visit with a brother Of Mr., Hertz
| berg. They returned to Libby Mon
| day. u
Raymond Kujawa left last FrldA,
/ for Butte where he joined a party
| composed of professors and student
| of the Montana School of Mines wht
| are doing field work and for which
| the students obtain credits on theii
! regular college courses. Raymond
| will remain at Butte as sopho
more in the School Of Mines. He i
| taking a course IN mining en-
gineerlng.
! Phillip York of Seattle, Wash
spent a weeks vacation here witt
/ his sisters, Mrs Roger Moody an.
L Mrs. Charles Martensen, also witt
| his brother, Laurence York, former
" Of Milwaukee, Wis, but now Q
Libby. Laurence York and his wifi
hadn't seen Mrs. Martensen for |
| years and Phillip York for Il year:
so there was quite reunion at tn
Martensen ranch
Il William ("Billy'') West left yes
/ terday for Medicine Lake, Mont
where he has secured a position .
teacher of English and history i
the high school, He is pleased
that he will begin his teaching ca
III reer in a brand new $4,000 schot
building, which is being opened
use this fall at Medicine Lake. NJ
West was graduated last spring frol
tho Montana ctafe university