The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-23

year at wisdom. MT. ana MIS-.
Johnson will make their home in
Sacramento.
Eureka Nuggets
Ed. Arnold, Jr., is now at the
Naval Hospital at Bremerton, hav-
ing been brought out by transport
from Kodiak Hospital in Alaska.
Mrs. Cora Waller and Miss Ger
trude Dumbolten returned last week
from a vacation in Minnesota and
eastern Montana. They report
very pleasant trip but were at the
home of Mrs. Walters daughter near
Sidney when their crop was wiped
out with hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t. Schermerhorn
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Schermerhorn and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schermerhorn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Schermerhorn
of Kalispell were up Sunday. Lynn
Purdy accompanied them home
from the hospital where he had
been confined for some time on ac-
count of torn ligaments in his back.
He is now in a cast and will be un-
able to work for many weeks.
Mrs. Ed Arnold of Rexford was
a professional caller in town Mon
day.
Miss Helen Vlasak returned Fri
day from Leonia.
Ivan Schermerhorn of Libby was
home several days last week due
to illness.
Mrs. Norbert Schuck and Otto
OFT, who is now stationed in the
air engineers at TT. Geo Wright,
arrived Sunday, called here by the
illness of their father who under
went minor operation on Monday.
Rudy Peck spent the weekend
here, he is now stationed in Rex
ford.
Myron johnson left for Califor-
MIA where on July II he was in
Quoted into the army and is now
at Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Johnson, Lois
and Duane, Mrs. Minnie Evins and
Grace, Mrs. Pearl Bright and the
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Greer were
among those attending Church of
God camp meeting in Libby.
Miss Helen Manicke and Geo.
Rouse of Libby called at the Forrest
Manicke home Sunday.
John Roberts is recovering from
injuries received to his back while
doing roof repairs recently.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Davis,
Peggy Elliott and Doris Benson left
Monday morning for Temple Hills
for the annual B. Y. P. u. confer
ence.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will have charge of serv-
ices Sunday morning and the young
people will have charge Sunday ev-
ening.
Tom Warden returned from
Alaska Sunday where he has been
barbering for several months
1t. and Mrs. Hal Singer dorothy
TeeD arrived in town Monday from
Petersburg, Va, where 1t. Singer
took officers training. They are en-
route to Tacoma where 1t Singer
will be stationed at McChord Field
in the quartermaster corps. They
left Tuesday and while here they
were guests of Mrs. Lloyd West. 1t.
Singer is entraneed with the west
and, although he is native New
Yorker, he wishes to be quoted as
believing the English were tipped
when they paid the Indians $24 for
1T.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Day and Mrs.
John Buhmiller were guests at the
p " Morrison cabin on Glen Lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McGlenn, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton McGlenn and
daughter of Somers, Herbert Nc
Glenn and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Glenn and children spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGlenn
on Glen Lake.
P. H. Dierman left Tuesday for
Billings where he will be employed
under Geo. RAINBOW driving truck.
Mr.. Dierman has been working as
mechanic at the Gibbons garage.
Miss Patricia Gibbons took adj
vantage of women's prerogative to
change their mind and has accepted
the position of librarian at the Car
negie Library in Kalispell in place
of attending school this year. Miss
Gibbons takes the place made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Dor
othy Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly and
Mrs. Ethel Long were dinner guests
at the M. A. Hunsinger home or
Wednesday and spent the evening
playing cards.
Miss Winifred Feighner of Mis-
soula accompanied Miss Patricia
Gibbons to her home here on Sun
day.
Merton Hunsinger of Havre was
home Sunday to help his father
celebrate his 74th birthday with {
birthday dinner.
Miss Dorothy Soldering was home
for a few days this week before
leaving for Washington, D. c., where
she has accepted government pc
sition.
The boys from the Stryker CCC