The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-25

Ocie Green, Mrs. Lydia De Borde.
Mrs. Mamie Smith, and one-Eon,
William Davis all ot-Ffoy. Several
grandchildren and great grandchil
dren, two sisters in Tennessee and
one brother William Wallace Of Lib
by, also survive him. Mr.. Davis |
lived in Troy IS years and is best
remembered as the janitor of the
school where he was beloved by all. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lyman of
Butte spent two weeks hunting in
the Yak country.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Sturm visited
relatives in Spokane over the last
weekend.
Frank Coffman and Bill Bissell
spent a few days in Spokane last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Erton Hartley of
Dayton, Mont, have moved to Troy
and will reside here this winter.
Ruth McRell of Libby, Eddie Ma
haler of Poison and Ted Thompson
of Missoula visited at the Sturm
home this Saturday and Sunday:
The Trojanettes, Troy Pep Club
gave a party Friday evening at the
gym for the Troy High School foot
ball team, and the alumnae were
also invited guests. Dancing and
games passed the evening away and
lunch was served at the close Of
the evenings fun.
i An inter class tournament Ua1l
held this week for purpose of cho0s-'
ii ing best players for the basketball
season. The Juniors took first place,
Seniors second, Freshmen third and
the Sophomore fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs psf. Mettler and
family drove to Rexford Wednesday
to visit friends.
i Richard Bartlett went to Occur
Alene to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glass and Bill
Glass were called to Portland, Ore.
Friday by the serious illness of their
sister, Mrs. Gourdeaux
Of interest to friends here was
the marriage which took place We'd
nesday, Nov. TO- at Thompson Falls.
: when Miss Mary Cody became the
, bride of John Ole, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Ole of Poison Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole will make their home at
Troy, where Mr.. Ole is employed.
The 0. E. S. Auxiliary held card
party at the Masonic hall Wednes-
. day evening with Mrs. Ed. French,
Mrs. Ed Henrichs and Mrs. Glen
Thorn hostesses. There were five
: tables of bridge and four tables of
, pInochle in play. For bridge Mrs.
Irving Quanbeck received high for
ladies, Mr. Henry Weidner high for
men and Mr.. Irving Quanbeck low.
For pinochle Mrs. Warren Wallace
! received high for ladies, Mr.. Jud-
son Forman high for men and Mr..
Harry Ford low.
Miss Dora Woods of Helena spent
! few days visiting her parents. MIR.
) and Mrs. E, A. Woods.
81 A turkey shoot was held near Lake
. creek Sunday afternoon, and those
winning turkeys were Mrs. Clara
c Gatske, Earl Laffoon and Bert Coff-
: man.
Z ". A. Sather left Sunday for
Mount Vernon to visit his parents
: and from there will 60 to Seattle
: to visit his son Paul and Wednes-
day Mr. Sather and Paul will &c
to Spokane, where they will be
+ joined by Mrs. Sather and daughter
Marzella to spend Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs 0. H. Shepherd
0 Mrs. A. l.. Dean and little daugh.
: ter Lorraine left Wednesday fol
S Kalispell, called there by the seri
:, GUS illness of Mrs. Deans mother.
: Mrs. George Riggas of Whitefisf
q was Troy business visitor or
D Thursday and Friday.
: MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Henrichs wen
! to Libby Saturday where they at
J. tended the forest service employees
It dance on Saturday evening.
: Mrs. c. M. Bennett returned tt
Libby Friday after spending weel
visiting in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Joy Wen
business visitors in Libby on Friday
l. Mrs. J. R. Devitch arrived from
/ Chicago Tuesday evening where sh'
I had been called by the serious ILL
o ness of her brother.
: c. A. Fem is leaving Saturday TO
. San Diego, Calf, for a month
e visit with his daughter, Mrs. G.. <
Wellington.
: Mrs. Nella Pershall spent few
i days last week visiting relatives il
| Spokane.
| Kelly Davidson and George Yves
| of Libby were visiting friends il
| Troy Sunday.
Hank Horace left Saturday fol
Napa, Ida, to visit his father.
Il George Davidson and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Collinson of Libby were Wis