The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-12-24
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

lnOiupSuil Ldhe
Mrs. Gordon Cornell left last
week for Tacoma, Wn., to spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mary,
who is taking nurses training there.
Ed Woodruff, who is a student at
Idaho State University, Mascow, IS
spending the holiday vacation here
with his mother, Mrs. VIM. Wood
ruff.
Bill Seims is home from his stu
dies at Idaho State University, Mos
cow, to spend the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Seims.
Miss Lenore Martin is home from
Spokane to spend the holidays with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. j. Mar
tin. She is attending business col
lege in the city.
Miss Betty Anne Smithberger ar
rived home Friday from her studies
at the Idaho State University, Mos
COW, to spend the holidays with her
father, r. w. Smithberger.
Garth Kenelty and family moved
their household goods out to the
Kenelty ranch in the Fisher river
district Wednesday and plan to
spend the winter there.
Melvin Knudson arrived Tuesday
from Camp Roberts, Calf, for a
furlough visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Knudson. Mr.. Knud-
son is with the u S. army in Cali
fornia.
Kenneth and Catherine Neils are
among Libby college students who
have come home to spend Christ
mas with their parents. They are
students at Montana State Univer-
| sity, Missoula.
Norman Risley is expected here
from California on Saturday for {
visit with relatives and for his we'd
ding with Miss Mary Janet Pival
which will take place next Monday
He is in army service in California
Mrs. Clark Hamor and little son
: Punky, are leaving today for Mis-
) soula to spend the holidays witt
Mr. Hamor's parents. Mr.. Hamor i
with the forest service in Califor
| MIA engaged in guayule develop
! ment.
! During the recent Christmas sea
4 sale for the prevention of tubercuio
sis, students in the Libby school
bought $50 worth of seals. tTi1ii
J was the goal set by the school am
exceeds by SIS the amount of seal
Y sold last year.
A real estate transaction OF tn
past week was the purchase by i
8 IP. Weydemeyer of the residenc
4 property of j. r. Brindley. Mr. an
Mrs. Brindley will leave soon TO
; Arizona in hopes of benefitting MI
! Brindley's health.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wollaston an
: two sons and DR.. and Mrs. Pat
Pival and young son of Seattle WI
. arrive in the city to spend Chris
\ mas visiting MIR. and Mrs. Fran
u Pival and other relatives and TO a
q tend the wedding of Miss Mar
= Janet Pival.
- DR.. Paul Pival of Seattle. who
here visiting at the home of b
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Piva
: enlisted in the u. S. navy SON
time ago, in the dental corps, an
was commissioned first lieutenan
: Recently he received orders TO n
= port for duty on January
!, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Miller a
g rived in Libby Tuesday night for
!. visit with Mrs. Miller's parents, M
and Mrs. Fl. A. Hough. They droN
- through from their home in Tel
nessee. Mrs. Miller will remain #
~. visit for a few weeks but M
IN Miller will return soon to Tenne
n see where he is in government woi
N as a civil engineer in constructie
n work.
81 Announcement is made by Err
\: Wood that Consolidated FreIgh
y ways, of which he is local maj
q ager, is cooperating with oth'
Y agencies in the one-pick up-dai
N program-of freight and expires
d To save gas and rubber there VI
N be only one collection of freig
n and express daily and any shi
Z ments reported after 3 o'clock p.
N will be held over to the followir
n day.
n COFFEE TO BE DECLARED O
q FAMILY UNIT BASIS