The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-02-10

Marshall Murray, accompanied By
his sister, Mrs. Jess Couture anc
daughter, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Hamilton and the Murray chill.
dren. Mrs. Couture left Sunday fol
her home at Arlee and Mr.. Murray
returned to Libby.
The Baptist Aid met with Mrs
Preston last Thursday with a good
attendance Plans were made for
the Red Cross dinner to be held al
the church on February %. The
next meeting of the Aid will be held
at the church on February II with
Mrs. George and Burgess Drake as
hostesses.
Lincoln Alumni played Troy on
Sunday afternoon and came out win
ners. Those going from here were:
Ronald Rice, Donald Purdy. Bob
Mikalson, Ben Frost and Jimmy
Rhodes.
Rev. Jas. A. Kelly arrived Sunday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Snider and other friends here
Father Kelly has just been released
from another seige in the hospital
due to fall on his injured leg.
The local trains have changed
time, effective on February 6. No. 81
now gets into Eureka at 1855
tWestbound) and No. % (eastbound)
at 8:08 p. m.
Mrs. Harold Shenefelt returned to
her home Tuesday after spending
week at the home of her mother
with their infant son, who was seri-s
ously Ill with Whooping cough and
pneumonia complication. While
the whooping cough was in the
home, Miss Blythe Shenefelt STAYED
at the Schuck home so as not to
endanger the local school children
In any possible way.
a baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell Roose ON Feb. 4 at
the hospital.
Mr.. Douglas, Estate secretary of
the Baptist church, made a business
call at the local church on Wednes-
day evening to discuss arrangements
for pastor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry McCatron and
Tom Smith of Veradale, Wash. are
house guests at the Frank Thomas
home.
The local branch of the Lincoln
county library had one of the busiest
months IN its history in January.
putting out ll90 articles of reading
Mrs. Grandville Lyons and chill
iren arrived Monday evening from
Addy, Wash, to visit friends and
relatives.
Friends of L. E. Trip have re-
,eived cards from him telling of
he pleasant vacation they are
spending in California and that they
ire returning in few days.
Word has been received from Mr..
md Mrs. E. b. Marsh and Ian that
hey arrived safely in Kirksville ON
asst Friday Ga week ago) without
ar trouble. 1t was cold in Mis-
ouri when they wrote.
Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Kaufman
4 Hardin are living in one of the
herman cabins before moving on
Q the place north of the Oselsokv
arm which they have purchased.
Jed Smith has new Dodge truck
hey. a. r. Womack accompanied
:; +. Dierman to Kalispell ON
thursday.
Mi anu Mrs. ward Shanahan and
hlidren of Rexford were house
uests at the Dell Pike home the
lrst of the week.
Mrs. Otto Gehre was taken home
rom the hospital on Wednesday
1uch improved but she will be con-
med to her bed for some time vet
The r. N. A. Sewing Circle will
leet with Mrs. Ed. French on Fri
ay with Mrs. John Mcclure as
sslsting hostess The ladies will
ullt for Mrs. French.
Miss Jessie Staudacher, county
Iperintendent, of Libby arrived
londay evening to visit schools in
us end of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hess of War
nd were callers here Saturday.
ID. A. Kennedy returned Sunday
ON months vacation in Port
nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterley. Jrs
Id Srs., were callers at the Wolff
ome IN Fortine on Sunday after
BON