The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

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The Rev. Alfred Womack and fam
lily returned and packed their house
hold effects and left on Saturday
for Vancouver. The Rev. Fred Dali. |
ton of Libby will act as supply pas
tor for the present at the Full Cos
pei church.
. The A. J. Thomas family and
helpers have moved into their new
house which has been built in the
mill yard. The house is an eight
room building made to house all
helpers brought here from Iowa
for the tree harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter were
supper guests at the Jack Heblson
home on Monday evening and at the
Lewis Fetterly home on Sunday ev-
ening
The Thursday afternoon sewing
club met at the home of Mrs. Jack
Hebison with Mesdames Mosby,
Jones, Williams and Miss Donna
Williams present.
Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger and Ruby
were Sunday callers at the E. M.
Preston home
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Butts at the Olson hos
pital on October Il, weight TIA
pounds.
Mrs. E. [. Gray of St. Paul ar
rived here Friday for few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Low
ell Mckeen. On Saturday the Nc
Keens took Mrs. Gray to Fernie
and on Sunday they motored to
Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter and
Winton Weydemeyer were guests at
the Lewis Fetterly home on Sunday
evening at waffle supper.
The cast of the play being put on
Z by the Little Theatre club were
guests at the home of Miss Maurine
Thomas on Thursday evening for
practice The spacious and very
lovely living room of the new
Thomas home with the warming
brightness Of lis fireplace proved a
delightful place for the group to
work
Miss Vera Busett, newly appoint
ed child welfare worker of this dis
trict with headquarters in KalispeIl,
accompanied by her mother of Tul-
sa, Okla, spent the weekend here
on business. Miss Busett has only
been on the job 10 days but feels
she is going to like the new location
very much While here she con-
| suited with the school physician,
DR.. c. A. Clark, and other school
authorities in seeking their aid to-
ward the end that her work will be
| of a preventive nature rather than
I remedial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis left the
, first of the week for a hunting trip
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Preston re-
| turned on Saturday for few days
| at home.
t Mrs. c. L. Weber, accompanied by
Mrs. Bert Roe and Miss Frances
Andrus, were Kalispell callers or
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Boorman and
friends spent Sunday at the c. F
Dierman home.
! Miss Ella Marjorie Dierman spent
!, the weekend with Marjorie Yoppe
: Sam Bottorff and A. J. Thomas
were business callers at Addy
!, Wash, last week
Your vote for Albert A. Brook.
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: and will be appreciated. 2O-23
! The Rev. Jas. Sheerin left Monday
for his home at Stevensville after
conducting a very successful mis-.
sion at Our Lady of Mercy church
t Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Hiatt and Mrs
n Carrie Richard and son, Of White
# fish, were Sunday guests at tht
: ]. H. Fleming home.
e MIR. and Mrs. M. L. Forbes o
). Shelby are visiting at the Bill Will
i liams home Mr. Forbes is broth
G er of Mrs. Williams.
e AT the Townsend meeting on Sat
& urday night rs members enjoyed
/ program of music and quiz fol
Il lowed by lunch.
Mrs. Mabel Belts arrived Satur
day from her ranch in Pleasant Val
ley to spend the winter with he
S sister, Mrs. Cora Waller.
c Mrs. Emil Swing was called to he
n old home in Minnesota on Monda.
l. by the sudden death of a relative
e MIR. and Mrs. John Buhmiller an,
h William, accompanied by Ray Hol
5 comb, Great Northern agent at For
tine, motored to Whitefish on Mon
day evening where the men attend
ed a meeting of the Rifle club an
a Mrs. Buhmiller called on friends.
e Geo. McGlenn, Enos Campbell
Ig Frank Baney and Paul Morriso
n, went to the Sons Of Rest cabin tn
< last of the week for a hunting triI
G. r. Milborune of Seattle was
business caller here Saturday in tn
interest of the Hofert Co. Mr. Wi
N burn was dinner guest al the Buf
A. miller home.
The Rev Harold Delaney, til
Rev. Jas Sheerin and Miss Hele
Schagel were Wednesday Dime
Up guests at the Jas. Broderick hom
at Mrs. David Crowley, Sr., is RI
is ported very i'll at her home.
G.. Mrs. Joe lass is reported critica
6, ly i'll at her home.
b. Mrs. Brock Martin of Rexford w;
IL brought to the hospital on Satu
e. day in a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampso
Mrs. F. H. Dierman and Mrs. &c
RAINBOW were Sunday supper CUES
n at the home of DR.. A. j. Hunter {
of October 16. They had gathered
nd help Mrs. Hunter celebrate her So
or birthday.
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