The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-05
Grand

by the members of Lillian Chapter
Breakfast i'm Honor of Grand
Worthy Matron.
On Wednesday morning a past
matrons' breakfast was served at
the Montana Hotel in honor of Mrs.
Hattersley. The tables were beau
tiful with colorful bouquets from
local gardens. Sixteen ladies were
seated at two tables. Ruth c. Hat
tersley, of Conrad, Marion Ander-
son of Kalispell, Esther Zimmerman
and Lillian Lewis of Spokane Al
berta Rowland of Libby, and Doro-
thy Richardson of Eureka were
guests while local members present
were: LYME Graves, Mordena Nc
Kahn, Olivia Rice, Angelina Clark,
Ruth Day, Jessamine Thomas, Alice
Mccullough, Lillian Albee, Eveline
Hunsinger and Florence Fetterly,
president Of the past matrons' club
Columbus Clark is busy building
additions on to his house. When
finished the house will be ten room
modern house.
VIM. Steiner came home Sunday
from Ft. Peck for few days.
The Legion hall is being plastered
and otherwise repaired by Henry
Yoppe.
Mrs. Hazel Budette of Missoula
called at the Gordon Lyons home
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Pike spent last week
in Rexford with her sister, Mrs.
Shanahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ponton re-
turned from Spokane Sunday. Mrs
Schuck returned on Thursday, They
report their sister much improved
in health. ne
Mesdames Fred Rock, Dell Pike
and Fred Johnson were Rexford
callers on Thursday
Walter WARREN, who is recuperat-
ling at the Kalispell hospital from q
major operation, is now able tc
walk about the hospital.
Mrs. j. R. Rice returned Tuesday
evening from Shelby where she
rented an apartment in which the
family will move about May Is.
The base ball game in Rexford
Sunday between the local Young
sters and Rexford resulted in q
to victory forSgureka.
Mrs. A. +. ~F9eming and son, Stan.
ley, went to Spokane Sunday or
business.
Mrs. Kifer Grey and daughter
Marilyn of Helena, are now visiting
at the Fleming home in Gateway.
Mesdames Lima Clark, Horace
Sampson, Sam Bottorff, w. c. AL
bee and Walter Gibbons drove IL
Fortine Friday afternoon and en-
Ejoyed the large and beautiful dis
play of the school. Tea was servet
guests by the teacher, Mrs. Franz
Salter, and older students assisted
i by several of the ladies of the dis
trict.
D. |. Robertson, accompanied b,
Chuck Sumo and Chas. Pluid, lief
Sunday for Cusick, Wash, where
they have employment.
Mrs. c. b. Hamilton, Carol Jeai
and Sonny left Sunday for LIB,
where they will spend the summer
Webb Carey was in town Sunda,
doing some work and reports hi
would have brought the young sol
along to help but his mother de
INJURED
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Sherman wer
Whitefish golfers between shower
i Sunday.
Jas. Sinclair is spending a weel
at home before beginning his worl
at Priest River on the blister rust.
Duane Johnson left last week 70
Bend, Ore, where he has accepte,
the pastorate of the Church of Go,
of that place. Duane is a membe
of this years graduating class a
the high school. A. farewell part
was rendered him by the Praye
Band, at the Bert Kinney home il
4 East Eureka.
Mrs. Fred Clark is expected HON
soon from Spokane.
A Mothers Day play will be give
on Sunday morning at the Churc
: of God
, Miss Marie Corbin of Kalispell
guest of Mrs. j. T. Bake.
! Mrs. L. w F.etterly returne
!. Tuesday evening from weeks VII
I it with Bob in Shawmut. Will
/ there she had the pleasure Of a
tending the junior prom which Boil
[ as junior class advisor, had
charge. They featured Snow Whit
! and the Seven Dwarfs with a hig
, school girl as Snow White and seve
) little grade youngsters as tn
dwarfs. The hall was woodlar
( scene typical of the beloved stol
Y with its many birds and ANNA
4 which had been made by grade an
high school students for the ever