The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-12

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in Libby Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph LeDuc mo-
tored to Spokane last weekend.
Henry Weidner of Troy was in
Libby on court business Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Chapel of Troy
was admitted to the Libby hospital
yesterday.
w. H. Klaus, Kalispell, who IS
with the Gamble Stores, was in town
Wednesday on business.
Thor washer and ironer- for sale
cheap, or will trade for gasoline
washer. F. Cole, Troy, Mont. It,
Mrs. Clara Zawadke spent Moth
e'rs Day at Bozeman visiting with
her son who is student at the
State College.
+ Mrs. Hans Westman entertained
"a group of ladies at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Mable
Weller was. honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Barrett were
hosts to Mrs. Ardith Dixon of Bill
iings Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs.
Dixon is state president of the Re-.
bekah lodge.
Mrs. Amelia Spranger was at
Bozeman over the weekend spend
ing Mothers Day with her son
Andrew, who is a student at the
State College.
Thor washer and ironer for sale
cheap, or will trade for gasoline
washer. F. Cole, Troy, Mont. 1t.
E. E. Madden and family, includ-
ing Dr. and Mrs. Madden, were
down from Rexford Tuesday to at
tend to business matters and to visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. c. w. Gildea returned yes
terday from Bozeman where she
had spent Mothers Day with her
daughter, Miss Mary Margaret, a
student at the State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Field are ex-
pecting to move into their fine new
home soon MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Zol-
lars Wills move into the house in
Mill Row that will be vacated by
the Fields.
Conrad Priess was here from Mis-
soula to attend the Libby Prom as
the guest of Miss Shirley Brinton.
Miss Brinton accompanied him to
Missoula for the week end and to
attend the Sigma MI dinner dance.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Redfield says that they expected to
leave Oklahoma the first of this
week for home, after having spent
the winter in the South. The card
also says, While we have had
grand time, we shall be glad to get
home.
Wesley DIN and daughter, Mrs.
Heller, Mrs. Blanchard and Myron
Hampton returned recently from the
coast Mr.. DIN and daughter were
called there by the death of
relative. They report the weather
there about the same as here, cold
and rainy.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met
at the home of Mrs. j. L. Downing
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. S.
Day assisted Rev. Cole of Mis-
soula was present and gave a short
talk to the Aid There was a very
good attendance. A dessert lunch
con was served.
Mrs. George Stoltz and Miss Helen
Hargreaves entertained the Forest
Service Ladies Club at the Stoltz
home Friday evening. Contract
bridge was played with Mrs. Leslie
Leigh winning first prize. Mrs.
George Ramlo won second and the
travelling prize was awarded to Mrs.
II M Dayidcop
The cast for 'Mangled Mangles".
one-act play, written and directed
by George Hayes, left for Missoula
today. The play will participate in
the annual statewide contest spon-
sored by the University of Montana
during track-meet week. The cast
includes, Shirley Brinton, Ed Neils,
Dick Neils and Mary Cornell. Last
year the play sent from Libby won
first place in the contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Engel and
daughters, Misses Aria and Dorothy
have returned to their home in OF
tawa, ILL.,, after a delightful visit
at the j. S. Vinion home. They left
their son Kenneth to spend the sum-
mer in Libby. Mr.. Engel is a
brother of Mrs. Vinion. The Engels
were delighted with our beautiful
scenery, and plan to return later to
make this their permanent home.
OF the many interesting trips taken
while here, one of the outstanding
one was to the Mount Sheldon
lookout station, escorted by Elmer
Anderson, John Coleman and Eu-
gene Doll.
If Won are not tired at NIGHT voI1