The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-03
nd with their parents here.

end with their parents here
Miss Martha Crompton was house
guest at the Enos Campbell home
for several days last week. On Sat
urday Miss Crompton went to the
Reid Campbell ranch and opened
the house. Mr.. Reid went home
Saturday and Mrs. Campbell is ex-
pected soon.
Mrs. Chef PIuid of Fortine brought
her little daughter. Irene, aged sew
en-. to town Tuesday and had sew
eral teeth extracted. Irene will be
unable to complete the school year
due to i'll health.
You will have an opportunity to
enjoy the superb cooking of the
members of the Farm club at BAN
quet being planned to raise money
| for the community hall Watch for
| the date
Grandma Raber is seriously i'll.
| Mrs. Clark Ellis was hostess at a
birthday dinner on Sunday in honor
of her father, husband, and j. F.
Garner whose birthdays fall near
together.
Miss Vivian Frost spent the week
end with her cousin, Fay Ruth
Ellis.
Mrs. Homer Cushman and Mrs
Marshall James of Missoula called
on friends here Sunday
Rev. Robert Paris, native of
England, will begin evangelistlc
meetings on March Is at the Church
tof God to continue two weeks.
Ward Lundin had the misfortune
to cut his foot last week with an
axe while cutting ties. Several
stitches were taken.
The Methodist ladies will meet at
the church on Thursday with COW
cred dish luncheon.
VERNE Peltier returned Saturday
from a convention of Shell agents
held in Salt Lake City.
Mrs Ed Richardson, Ray Frost
and L. E. Trip were among those
going to Libby Monday
Ronald Rice returned from
browning Monday. He reports the
Roholts well and happy in their new
home.
Lloyd West returned Friday from
Northfield, Mimi. where he hac
been attending Carlton College
Mrs. Bill Douglas, nee Cora Pat
rick, left Saturday for California
where she will join her husband who
! went there several weeks ago.
; Mrs. Nathan CORY of Roosvillt
!, was house guest of Mrs. Chas. How
ell Sunday night on her return from
week in Spokane.
w. G.. Albee took W. r. Smith t.
J, tKalispell- Monday for medical at
tention.
Geo. McGlenn and DR.. X. S
Lowell presented plans for WPf
work, from this end of the county
at Libby Friday
, Frank Sabin returned the for,
; part of the week from a bushes
trip to Spokane
Miss Pearl Pike is spending tn
I week with her sister, Mrs. Ware
! Shanahan, in Rexford.
G. f. Dierman and Columbu
, Clark were business callers in Kal
| ispell on Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Holstein hav
1 moved to Libby where they hay
: employment in the dairy.
$ Old friends of Manley and Clair
/ Spear were pleased to greet ther
again. Claire is now working i
G service station in Portland an
: Manley has completed his work g
4 the University of Idaho, and ha
It been admitted to the bar and
Ipracticing in Moscow.
! Miss Betsy-PeterSnn Of Forth
! called on Mrs Grandville Igor
Monday.
: Mrs. Dan Garvin and son have rt
: turned to their home at Coram a
: ter spending several weeks wit
:, relatives here.
Mrs. Mabel Belts is reported quit
l. i'll at the home of Mrs. Waller.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cole, il
+ Misses Dorothy Gasahl and Esthi
Cole and Russell Swaby spent
d pleasant social evening with M
/. and Mrs, Sam Bottorff Tuesday.