The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-12

ening by train for Portland, Ore.
where he will receive special med
ical attention.
Bob Switzer, who is attending
business college in Spokane. came
in to spend the weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Swift
ger Sr
Major and Mrs. Fletcher N. Huff
ford and son. George. left Sunday
afternoon for their home at Patriot.
I'D. Major Hufford will go on to
Fort Hayes, Ohio.
Mr.. End Mrs H. J. McDougall
have enjoyed a visit this week from
their son, E. w. McDougall. who
came last SUNDAY from Cascade,
Ida. for a visit with them.
Beginning Fehrl~~v u { ere will
be an increase of Csc per load in the
price of all green wood. Neils
Lumber Company. 1t
Wilson Miller. superintendent of
the Morning Glory mine. and Mrs.
Miller were in Libby Saturday ev-
ening visiting with Major and Mrs.
Fletcher N. Hufford
Mr.. anG Mrs. Alton Geringer ar
rived from Des Moines. Ia. Satur-
dav evening TO make their home
/ in Libby Mr. Geringer is the son
of H A. Geringer Of Geringer
Hardware.
i We would like TO take this means
of thanking the many friends and
3neighbors who were 50 kind and
i helpful after the loss of our home
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Garren and
Eta Mae.
Mrs. w. f. Bergeson held 1000
aces twice in four games during a
pinochle party in her home Satur-
day evening. according to report.
High prize for the evenings games
was won by Mrs l. Larson and low
by Mr. Bergeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Shaurette
entertained the Easy Aces bridge
club in their home Saturday ev-
ening. High score prize went to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Weidner and
low to Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Tester.
! Ranger c. A Fem who has been
working on Of Troy on timber sales
for the Keotenai National Forest
left MONDAY. for the lockwood
Clinic in Spokane to receive spe-
clal medical treatment
Mrs. Everett Dunn won high score
prize when Mrs. Loren Gompf en-
tertained the Delta Dek bridge club
IT her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Sauer received a guest
t Prize and low rri2e was awarded
) to Mrs, Walter Baker.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gregor of
+ Eureka have received word that
. their son. Lawrence. IT. who has
T been stationed at March Field
. Calf since. June was recentlv pro-
0 noted to first class private in. the
}. air corps.
{ Mrs. George Botchek was hon.
= ored Friday afternoon when a grouE
Of close friends gathered at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. K. Kedzie to give
her a stork shower. Mrs. Botchek
received a beautiful gift from the
guests At bridge Mrs. r. G. Rice
J won high prizr and Mrs. r. R. Weld.
! man, second high. The affair CLOSED
: with a lovely luncheon.
! There was a handkerchief show
. er for Mrs. Vernon Bessey last
i Wednesday evening when the Ace.
# Hi pinochle club met at the home
) of Mrs F. ID Warner At pinochle
g Mrs. Forrest DeRosia won high
! score prize and also the travelling
q prize, Mrs. Glen Leckrone won sec
: ond high and Mrs. George Earle
q low.
" Burton and Leah Ruth Baker
e were host and hostess to the Libby
d high octet Saturday evening. The
J evening passed pleasantly playing
If various games, with a deliciou.
lunch served by the hostess at it!
close. Guests other than the mem
bers Of the octet were Donald Dut
! ton, Betty Rubard. Earle Winfres
n and Nina West of Eureka.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neils ane
:. = daughter, Margin, Mr.. and Mrs
, George Neils and Miss Inez Rate
= kin drove to Kalispell Monday Il
: attend a concert by the interna
5 tionally known pianist, Robert Cas-
;. adebus They report that Casadebu,
= is an artist of outstanding merit
I. with technique that sets him apar
: and that places him high in tht
rank of artists.
: Libby has new recreation
class. 1t is a tap dancing and ex
ercising class started and direct
ed by Mrs. George Mourar anc
open to any interested person, mar
or woman. There is no charge fol
participating in these activitie.
which are held on Friday evening.
in the community room beginning
at eight o'clock Mrs Mourar sale
IA were present for last Friday
nights session.
Ranger Stanford H. Larson d
the Ant Flat ranger station returned
to his home Saturday morning af
ter having been in Libby in con.
sultation with the Kootenai Ma
tional Forest staff regarding fir
planning and project work inven
tories. At present l.. L. Lake d
Warland and Oak Knapp of Rex
ford are here for the same type O
consultation.
The Catholic 7 adinc will piyp an