The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-24


Miss Helen Schagel left last week
for a two weeks vacation in Spo-
kane
Dick Howell arrived Sunday from
Chicago, where he had spent the
past year, enroute to his home at
Paterson, B. C..
Mrs. O. Fl. SWartzell and children
of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived Tues
day to visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. |. Robert
son. Mrs. Swartzell had hoped to
see her brother, Roderick, but he
left on the same day for Seattle
where he has enlisted in the {. BIS
(Seabees).
Jas. Sinclair is home again from
work in the forest department.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gribble and
daughter spent Sunday at the Sarnp-
son home.
Ed. Eberth arrived Thursday and
on Saturday, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, he returned to
their home at Colville, Wash.
An Apology-We wish to apollo
gize for omission of the title of
Ensign from the name of Ensign
Arnold in last weeks issue. Ensign
Arnold is one of Lincoln Countys
| few boys who has been reported as
wounded in service, and was on sick
leave when home.
/ For Sale-By American Legion,
bay mare, seven years old, weight
1900. See Roy Benson. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Hunsinger en-
tertained at dinner party on Sat
urday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Oscar Wolf. Other guests present
were Mrs. Anna Teel, Mrs. Lima
Clark and F. P. Carey.
Everett Scott, Miss Alice Ander-
son, Mrs. Carl Gardner and daugh-
ter, and MIR. and Mrs Cleo Scott
of Portland were recent horse
guests at the Merlin Scott home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kjelstrup
left Tuesday for Great Falls and
/ Glasgow where they will visit rela-
tives.
! Everett Scott is entering Whit
worth College at Spokane for his
junior year
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Ross returned
Sunday from motor trip to coast
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Finch and
four children of Wisconsin have
arrived to make their home and are
living in the Lawrence Mikalson
: house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Riley Mrs
Marie Mosby and Miss Patricia
!, Crowley left Sunday for Mlssoula
where Miss Patricia entered the
University. The rest of the party
returned Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. j w Curry OF
Anaconda spent several days last
week as house guests of Mr. ano
Mrs L. A. Riley.
Mrs. Maude Brown and son Of
Whitefish spent Saturday with Mrs
: Dell Pike.
The Sewing Circle Of the R. N. 4
meets in an all-day session WITH
Mrs. Burr Alverson today friday
p H. Dierman and Mrs. Mary
+. Ann Olt are now working at Bay
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Carey anc
: son of Kalispell spent the fore par
$ of the week here.
. For Sale-Practicall new white
i enameled cook stove. Price $50 cash
: See J. T. Schermerhorn. I
Methodist Aid will meet at the
5 home of Mrs. Ed. French on Thurs
: day, Oct /. Covered dish lunch.
Miss Patricia Crowley entertained
. large group of friends on Fri
: day evening at a dancing party II
: the Hotel dining room before leav
: ing for college
At the last meeting of the ToWl
. Council, copy of the report OF
field investigation was read ant
the few recommendation noted
These are being carried out.
9 Until further notice, services a
: the Episcopal church will be hell
! each Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
. Guild meets Friday (today) witt
4 Mrs. ". Peltier.
: Annabel Edinger, state leader 0
4 Federal Works Agency, has sen
out request for used toys for us
. in the pre-school class. Anyon
. having toys no longer in use ar
. asked to donate them to the pre-
. school class.
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