The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-28

L. w. Fetterly and o. P. Mosby of
Eureka. Mrs. Fetterly won the
prize for high score.
Grandma Raber Passes.
Emily Jane Metz was born
March 26, 1857, near Grantsyille,
w. Va, and died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Zana Leonard, on
July 90 She was married on De-
cember %, 1874, to John Westley
Raber. Mr.. Raber died at the same
home % years ago. To this union
were born six children of whom
three have passed on. She leaves
to mourn her departure three chill
dren, Mrs. Zana Leonard of Eureka,
Mrs. Ella Peterson of Kalispell, and
Ellsworth Raber of Alberta, Can
ada; also % grandchildren and Is
great grandchildren, as well as a
host of friends. Mrs. Raber had been
a member of the Church of God for
many years and was faithful
church woman. Funeral services
were conducted from the church on
Saturday with the Rev T. Paul
Beresford in charge. The Rev Mrs.
Beresford and Miss Agnes Goodman
rendered the music. The large
mass of flowers spoke eloquently of
the deep affection in which this
grand old lady was held. Following
the service, the body was taken to
Williston, N. D., accompanied by
Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Peterson, to
be laid at rest by her husband and
two children.
Jas. Carey and a party of friends
from Kalispell motored up Monday
evening and went to Sofia lake
!, where Jim tested out bass fishing,
having planted bass there several
years ago.
Mrs. M. A. Hunsinger accompan-
led Mrs. Ethel and Miss Caroline
Long to Kalispell on Monday.
Little CLARION Beresford is staying
with Mrs. Lulo Olson during his
parents absence at camp meeting
Ed Cook went to Great Falls on
Saturday and moved the household
goods and office equipment of DR.
| c. A. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McG1enn
left Monday for Seobey after spend
ling several weeks at their home on
t Glen lake.
7 Halbert Ames left for Scobey Fri
] day evening. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Nc
: Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schaa-
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. August Knapp were
! dinner guests at farewell for Mr.
$ Ames Friday evening.
7 The families of Frank Costich
: Lynn Purdy, Jas. Broderick and
Ray Eberth were Sunday campers
at Upper Whitefish lake
Mrs. Bob Holgren returned to heI
S home at Warland Monday after sew
2 eral days with her parents here
!. June Scouten accompanied hel
t home
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of the Hof.
|, ert Tree Co., have arrived from
n Texas for the opening of bushes:
negotiations for the company
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mosby anc
daughters and Miss Anne Aiken O
Missoula were Sunday guests at thu
k Montana hotel
i A picnic was held on Monday ev
n ening at Pinkham Falls with Mise
# Blossom White, Eva Christmann
it Mary Olt, Donna Sabin, Jerry Han
,. sen and Bill, Lynn and Norber
$. Schuck in attendance.
IS Miss Lois Locke of Whitefisl
# spent the weekend at the Bill Will
; liams home
Mrs. John Buhmiller and son
William, spent from Thursday t.
Saturday at Red Eagle with Mrs
Buhmiller's parents.
a Dodd Tibbetts and Albert Guam
1t Of Whitefish motored here Sunda
d to consult John Buhmiller relativ
r. to their mutual hobby of guns.
t. Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Womac
ID and children are attending the stat
IF camp meeting of the Full Gospe
church near Livingston.
Miss Mauf1ne Thomas returne
home Sunday from Cheney Wher
70 she attended a four and one ha
re weeks intensive course in educs
IN ton.
lie Duane johnson returned HON
Or Friday from Bend, Ore, where h
e. had been filling the pastorate of tn
h. Church of God for several month
al Duane plans on attending the P;
Id cific Bible School in Spokane tn
in fall.
n A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.
I'd Wayne Workman on Monday
tn Mrs. Margaret Lemon, district V
i'll P. A. sewing room supervisor {
j. Kalispell, was business caller hel
xe Tuesday.
I'd E. r. Ormsbee, N. X. A. directo
e. was up from Missoula on busine
he Monday.
ar Mrs. Albert Steiner and Mrs. WI
Steiner were dinner guests at Il
Frank Thomas home Monday.
Albert Steiner spent Sunday
he home from his work at Libby.
or Mrs. Walter Koran and childrt
ne Of Wenatchee arrived Friday eve
lg. ing to spend a few weeks with h
Ir. mother, Mrs. w. S. Campbell.
nd f. MFR. and MFsGarl Heinrich al
lie, son of Missoula arrived Friday G
Ar. ening for the week end with ID
q Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich I
arl turned Monday but George remain
u for a week.
he Ambrose Gael left Sunday f
,es work on the government road
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