The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Lillian Chapter.

ton. D. c.. erected or preserved to the
memory of Lincoln and Washington.
the Lincoln Memorial Mount Vernon,
and the George Washington Masonic
Memorial. Mrs. Addie Scott gave "Tri-
butte to Washington a reading. The
members were then given rare treat
in having the privilege of listening to
Mrs. Jerry McCatron of Pend o'Reille
Chapter, Idaho, play two piano selec-
tons, Doll Dance by Poldini and
"Berceuse" by GODDARD.
A delicious lunch of sherbet, cookies
and coffee was served by Mrs. Anna
Teel. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Christison at
tables gay with Valentine symbols and
red candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Bigham of Spo-
kane are spending several days as
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Sampson.
Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW spent the week
end in Libby with her husband.
]. r. Rice has returned from his
work at Glacier Park and is now or
duty at Rexord. Mr.. Rice isestaying
at home and driving to work.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet on Friday evening with Mrs
George McGlenn
A. ]. Fleming brought Mrs. Fleming
and Mrs. McVey down from Gateway
for Lillian Chapter meeting on Tues
day evening
William and jess Bolen wenf to Lib
by Thursday where they received de-
livery of a used Chevrolet truck with
which they will haul wood.
The Methodist ladies will serve a
plate social on Febreary Is between
5 and 7:30 at the church. This is Mr.
Idso's last night here so the social is
combined farewell and social with 9
silver offering. The public is urged
to attend
Three of the pupils of Mrs. Ethel
Long of Pinkham honored her with q
surprise party on Saturday evening
About so guests were present. The lit
tie girls handled the event with real
credit to themselves.
F. E. Sabin left on Sunday for Spo-
kane to attend convention of hard
ware men connected with Marshall
Wells Mr.. Sabin will spend three days
in the city.
Mrs OTTO Gehre was caller at the
Fetterly home on Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Gehre were among the Fortine
farmers to attend the Farmers Instl-
tute.
The past matrons will hold initiation
at their next regular meeting on Feb
ruary q at the home of Mrs G. B.
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Frost were week
end callers in Libby.
The local basket ball team will attend
the district tournament beginning or
Thursday evening in Whitefish,
Harold Dick is visiting his sister, Mrs
John Quirk.
Mrs. Larson left Saturday for Libby
to make her home with her son, Will
Larson
Mrs. John Collins is vesy Ill with
blood poisoning in her hand.
Mrs. George Shea and Mrs. George
Shea, Jr., were POSSESSES to shower
in honor Of Mrs Victor Peltier on Sat
urday afternoon Neighboring friends
were guests.
c. r. Dierman has installed Delco
system for lighting his cabins and
house. He will extend it to light the
station very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Bean. Les Harvey, Denny
Keheller and Pat Carr were Troy CALI
ers on Sunday.
Tom M Quirk went to Helena on
Sunday to attend the funeral OF his
aunt
The r. N. A. dance on Saturday night
was a huge success. Mrs. Alex Purdy
was the fortunate lady to get the quilt.
Mrs. Jessie Knight accompanied MIR.
and Mrs Frank Coombs to Kalispell on
Tuesday. Chas. Sutherland went as far
as there on his way to Hot Springs
where he will visit Mrs. Sutherland.
c. E. Ross OF Great Falls was guest
at the Montana Hotel this week while
buying horses to be shipped to Ten
nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark took Rev.
T. o. Satterfield to Fortine on Sunday
where he conducted services.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and two grand
children called in town Saturday from
Trego.
Remember Rev. and Mrs. Neff, re-
turned missionaries from Egypt at the
Church of God next Wednesday ev-
ening
George Clark spent Monday night III
town with his brother, Fred.
Misses Edith johnson and Myrtle
Reisburg spent last week as house
guests at the jess Ross home enroute
to their homes in Minneapolis from an
evangelical tour in Washington.
Rev and Mrs. A. B. Crabbe of Latah,
Wash, will begin series Of meetings
in the Full Gospel church on Sunday.
Mrs. Jewell Thomas spent several
days in Spokane last week where she
attended the wedding of her school
friend, Miss Genevieve Harrington, to
Edward Cromwell. Miss harrington
will be remembered as guest of Mrs.
Thomas on several summers recently.
Mrs. Bert Roe is spending several
days in town with her sister so she may
be near the doctor. Mrs. Roe is suf-
fering from seige Of the flu and after
effects.
Mrs. Dell Pike is only recently able