The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-01

left Thursday for Glacier PARK, re-
turning Sunday.
John H. Burns returned from the
Upper Ford Saturday with Harry
Fem. After remaining in Troy for
few days, they will enter North
western Business College in Spo-
kane on September 8.
Bernel Winslow returned home
Tuesday from Sheridan, Mont,
where he has been working all
summer.
Mrs. Clarence Vestre and Mrs. c.
E. Burns left Monday for Kalispell.
Mrs. Gordon Gaetz and daughter
are visitors at the Thorn residence.
Charlie Clemites went to Spokane
Monday.
Evangelist Gardener and Rev.
Jacobs have been conducting serv-
ices in the Episcopal church and
will continue for another week.
Tom Dawson and William Meade
from Glacier park were visitors at
the P. T. Mettler home over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rasmussen
and family, former residents OF
Troy, left Monday for their home
in Portland after spending several
weeks visiting at the E. J. Weidner
home.
Mr.. Mettler will leave Friday for
Great Falls. From there he will
motor to California with his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barkee and
son from Libby were visitors in
Troy Tuesday.
Kay Reice, Jeanne Barkee and
Rudy Roholt from Libby were in
Troy Tuesday visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr.
Krheibel and Mr.. Baker from Spo-
kane visited at the P. T. Mettler
home the latter part of the week.
Among the Troy visitors in Lib
| by Monday were. Mrs. Lester Sny-
der and son, Mrs. Gordon Daughar-
ty and family and Mrs. Ed. Hen
richs.
Mrs. William Hodgson and two
children from Kalispell are visiting
at the Hubbard home until the enc
of the week. Donald Hodgson, who
has been visiting all summer, viii
return with them.
The Sewing club that Mrs. Ras.
mussen belonged to gave a party
for Mr.. and Mrs Rasmussen Sat.
urday night. After playing game:
and having a treasure hunt they
had lunch at the Mettler cabin or
Savage lake.
Mrs. Mary Jane Affolter and hel
sister law, Emmy Affolter, re
turned to San Francisco after spend
ing seven weeks with Mrs. Affolter'.
mother, Mrs. Fife. Susie Grippe re
turned with them where she viii
visit her brother until this fall.
The Girl Scouts and leader, Mari,
Hubbard, went to Bull lake Wednes
day to spend the day picnicking4
Betty Smithberger of Libby wa
a visitor in Troy Monday night.
Lorraine Weidner and May Ras
mussen spent Friday and Saturda,
at Alice. Mettler's cabin.
Paul Sather visited relatives ant
friends over the week END, return
| ing to Kent, Wash, Sunday evening
| MIR. Shoemaker, who was relic
operator at the G. N. depot dur
| ing Mr. Sather's vacation, left Sun
DAY 1or WhlteflSn.
! Captain and Mrs. FL. J. Young @
San Francisco visited MFR. and Mr..
| O. f. Shepard of Veradale, Wash
Mrs. Young was formerly Maria
Shepard of Troy Marzella Sathel
niece of Mrs. Young, returned
San Francisco where she will al
tend high school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Beason lei
for Brewster, Wash, Friday wheT
they will visit their daughter. Nj
Beason returned Sunday but Mr.
Beason will remain for a week.
Miss Margaret Lewis will arriv
Saturday and will resume her du
ties as teacher. She spent the sum
, mer in Mexico, on the coast and /
Roundup, Montana, her home towr
Miss Selma Christopherson wi
arrive Friday from Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sather returne
last week after a months vacation
They visited in Spokane, Seattl
MT. Vernon, ST. Paul and Billing
Danna Mae and Cloe Nunnel
! left Sunday for their home in Tt
coma after visiting at the Goodwi
home for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Johnson {
Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Cody and Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Frye over the weekend
Mrs. Mary Frye of Armingtol
Mont, is visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Frye for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Hailand an
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