The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-02-03

Qdy W itt flOiiiC al LtN0ot ~
after spending several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Geo. McGlenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW oil
Libby were down for the meeting
of the Eastern Star on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Helen Mccullough returned
home Tuesday evening from Can,
fornia where she had spent several
weeks.
Fred johnson of Priest River is
a house guest at the Ray Frost home +
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Kemper OF
Troy spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Frost.
correction-The All County Song
Festival will be held in Libby on
March 26 instead of April 26 as re-
ported last week. ;,
Mrs. J. Fl. Fleming spent several
DAYS with friends in Whitefish last
week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Weber and son
Earl we're Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier.
Dell Douglas returned Tuesday
. evening from a trip to Spokane.
Harry Owens, owner of the Eu-
,, reka Valley Creamery, was a coun-
ty seat caller on last Wednesday
, Bert Brouillier of kalispell Is
spending the week here doing
, plumbing for the high school
The WPA men are busily cutting
!. down trees and transplantlng trees
in the city park A WPA manual
. training project is being put into
the grade school with Richard White
as instructor.
i George Bolen was taken to Kali
: ispell on Friday by Frank Sabin
: where he underwent an operation
4 for appendicitis. Mrs. Harry Bolen
n Mrs. Ambrose Gael and Bill Bolen
r accompanied them Last reports
y were that George was getting along
I we'll.
IS Mrs. Alfred Sumo of West Koote'
y mai spent Sunday with her daugh
n ter. Mrs. Ralph Griffith, and family
: here.
e Miss Nettie French returned from
: Dillonslast week where she had beer
e attending normal Miss French wa
k forced to come home due to Ill
"a ness.
s. A. e. Mackey returned Friday at
s ter spending several weeks at HI
old home in Michigan.
Miss Edna Peltier is rooming a
the Preston home now.
Id A Junior choir has been organ
he lied among the 9th, 7th and 8tl
Or graders of the Baptist church. TIL
o. first meeting will be on Wednes
Of day afternoon after school and VII
r. continue on each Wednesday.
1 a u MI
e. the twins, Gail and David, left Tues
of day for Breckenridge, MINI. The
ry will also visit at Dell Rapids, 5. ID
ne and in Minneapolis before returnin
be home in 80 days.
I'D Mrs. Anna Teel arrived Thursda
r. evening from Spokane and Doroth
and Ella came on Friday evenin
for the week end here.
Webb Carey was up from Kali!
Id pelll on Monday and reports tn;
,p MFR Harey is improving and G,
he poets to leave for Metaline Fall
ls Wash, soon to convalesce at tt
We home of his daughter, Mrs. Csc;
.or Wolff
- The NYA girls, Misses Evely
az Leonard Blossom White, Paulir
he Gael and Esther Cole are now star
= ing on q road sign making projet
A nephew of J. W. Helms, M
Hamilton of Poughkeepsle, N.
left Wednesday for his home aft
to spending a few weeks with h
lay uncle.
tas Arnold Hansen of Libby was
ng week end guest at the Teel home.
ph Mr.. and Mrs. Ben O'Brien of Il
nel Kootenai were guests of Mrs. ];
,on Shaw Friday.
[rs. Frank Baney of Libby was he
[rs. Saturday onl business.
by Little Evelyn Valasak is impro
ing nicely from rheumatic few
and will soon return to. school.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Curtis
an Seattle arrived Friday to visit
till the home of c. B. Graves.
Mrs. VIM. Schagel, Helen a
of Sterling were dinner guests of n
last and Mrs. Ed. Richardson on Sund;
Fry Mrs. Stevens was pleasantly 81
priged on Sunday when all of b
is children living near came in WI
of a bsethday dinner for her. Tho
the present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
Brown of Whitefish, Mr.. and M
red Jack Stevens of Rexford and \
and Mrs. Arley Stevens of Sou
I'M Eureka.