The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-15


ed free.-Ivan- S. Rogers, 58M.
1884
Circle B food sale at the Variety
Grocery Saturday.
Mrs. William Woodruff and son,
Ed, went to Kalispell Monday.
The Luther League will not meet
at the Carl D. Larson home on Sum
day.
South Libby Welder is ready to
thaW your pipes any where IN the
city, electrically. 1884
c. v. Manion of Kalispell was in
town this week to visit with Mrs.
Manion and their daughters.
A. J. LaFriniere of Missoula is
here visiting his son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. La
Friniere.
Melvin Winters and Myrtle Es-
kew were married Saturday even
ing at the Presbyterian manse by
the Rev Russell j. Prentice.
You can depend on We1chs for
the right ring for the left hand.
New style setting gives added bril-
lance to an already perfect center
diamond. 1t
There will be an Apron and Over
all dance at the Odd Fellows hall
Saturday night, Jan. IT, All Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs come and
bring friend.
Ernest Staley and Dick Brinton
will leave Saturday fer Helena
where they will enter a trade
school The boys expect to take a
course in engine mechanics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Tyler of Sc
attic were in Libby over the week
end visiting Mr.. Tylers cousin,
Royal Rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler
left Sunday afternoon for Kalis-
pell.
Tuesday evening few friends
gathered at the home Of Mrs.
Ralph Roberts in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Among the
guests was Mrs. William Dorring-
ton of Shelby.
The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Society enjoyed sliding party in
South Libby Sunday evening. The
group met afterwards at the home
of Mrs. John McRell, who served
refreshments to the grup
Mrs. William Darlington of Shell
by came to Libby Saturday to visit
here for about a week. She had
stopped at Thompson Falls for a
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Austin.
Mrs. Lloyd Burpee entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening
in her home. High honors in bridge
were won by Mrs Robert Fraser,
second by Mrs. Perez Baker and
low by Miss jeanette Olson. Mem
bers spent most of the evening
knitting as the result of their de-
cision to devote half their meeting
hours to knitting.
Mr.. and Mrs X. A. Klehm were
much pleased yesterday when they
received a telegram from their son,
Karl, Jr., saying that he had arrived
safely. in San Francisco. 1t will be
remembered that Karl was on
Guam with a government crew just
before it was attacked by the Jap
anese and for some time fears were
had for his safety.
A. A. Wood chose as the topic
for discussion at the Wranglers'
meeting last night, "The Grand
Strategy Of the Allies" held in the
parlors of the Presbyterian church
following dinner served by the la
dies. This was divided into five
sub-topics: ID supreme command
for the nations opposed to the
Axis ~ The Presidents three year
program 80 Civilian defense in
Guiding the alien. (5) Our counter
propaganda machinery. (5) Private
feuds.
Les HUT bridge club was enter
tanned Monday at l:3O p. m. in the
home of Mrs. Mary Hargreaves at
bridge-dessert luncheon. A " for
Victory theme was carried out in
the refreshments by clever arrange
ments of cheese on apple pie. Guest
prize was awarded to Mrs. William
Darlington, of Shelby, former
member of the club, who is visit
ing here this week, and high and
second prizes went to Mrs. Paul
Stamschror and Mrs. Sam Tefeau,
respectively.
Mrs. William Darlington of Shell
by received a gift from the Dinty
Moore bridge club when that group
had bridge-dessert luncheon We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. f. j. Barkee. Mrs. Dorring-
ton was formerly a member of the
club. There were three tables in
play with high honors for guests
going to Mrs: Forrest DeRosia, high
honors for members to Mrs. Hans
Westman and low for members to
Mrs. H. ]. McDougall. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess,
Mrc Rarkoe