The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-27

ana MIS. l.. u. Mullell-
Mrs. Dell Pike is confined to hel
bed with painful poisoning from
some unknown weed
Miss Betty Peltier returned tc
Spokane Saturday after spending
few days at home recuperating from
the flu. Miss Peltier has accepted G
position with the Washington Trust
Co.
Mrs. Anna Quilting left Monday
for Snowden and will later go tc
Menomonie, Wis.
Chas. Graves received word Mon
day of the passing of his brother
near Seattle following an accident
sustained three months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Dierman spent
their vacation recently at Valley
Wash. and other points. Mr.. DER
man then returned to BayvieW
where he is working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger
and family spent Sunday here to
bid their brother, Merton, good bye
before he left on the next day for
the army
w. c. Albee, F. P. Carey, Vim.
Osmand, P. v. Klinke and H. Nc
Cullough, chairman of the Republi-
can Committee, went to Libby Mon
day evening for a meeting of the
county central committee.
Miss Hazel Benda is home after
spending the summer at Dillon Nor
NAL. Miss Benda is again employed
at Kelvin as teacher.
Mrs. Bart Smenzer margaret
Beaudin) called on Mrs. VIM.
Gruenke and other old friends
Monday. The Smenzers are now 10
Gated at Whitefish.
Gilbert Greunke and Miss Mar
garet Parnell of Huston, Texas re-
turned to his work as chemical en-
gineer for the Texaco Refinery at
Port Arthur, Texas on Thursday af-
ter two weeks vacation here.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Clark and
family have returned from their va
cation in Glacier park.
Mrs. Thos. Furlong and grand
son of Havre were over night guests
of her sister, Mrs E. r. Dickinson,
on Friday.
Leland B. Taylor of Missoula and
Harold Taylor, an aviation cadet
from Ellington Field, Texas, called
on their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Forrest Manicke and family last
week.
The Methodist Aid will meet at
the church on September 8.
Robert Tripplett Of Ft Lewis left
Sunday after spending furlough
at home.
Mrs. Sam Bottorff has accepted
the school at Ural and is spending
the week there preparing her teach
erage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bot
torff to Missoula Saturday where
Mr., Bottorff made a futile attempt
to enlist but failed to pass the physi-
cal examination.
M. A. Hunsinger and Herbert
McGlenn returned Friday from Hell
ena where they attended the meet
ing of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs. G. b. Graves and Mrs. Dewey
Martin represented the local Chap
ter of the Order of Eastern Stars
at Grand Chapter
Mrs. Anna Teel left Saturday for
a few days with friends in White
fish and Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eskildson and
son, Robert, have gone to Great
Falls to work.
Mrs. Columbus Clark and Mrs.
j. d. Bean spent a few days of
last week in Tacoma. June and
Nan Clark returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schermerhorn
have moved from Troy to Fortine.
The Townsend Club met on Sat
urday night and enjoyed an even
ing of music and visiting. They eel
ebrated the birthdays of three mem
bers-Mrs. VIM. McMurdo, Mrs.
Doda Slick and Mrs Harding Irwin.
Edward Lynn of NeWgate con-
Quoted services at st. Michael and
All Angels on Sunday in the alb
sence Of the pastor, the Rev w M.
Rosenthal. Mr. Rosenthal was I'M
able to be present due to the tire
shortage.
Mrs. Minnie McMurdo spent last
week in Whitefish
John Bergette spent last week
with his sister in Dayton.
]. T. Schermerhorn has started
vegetable market on Main street.
Kenneth Christison has accepted
a position in the commercial de-
partment of L. c. H. S. at Kalis-
pell instead of going to Fl Benton.
They will move Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Sabin and Mrs. Frank
Coombs made trip to Waldo Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bess Whalen of LOS Angeles
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marie
Sailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sailing, Mrs.
Marie Sailing and Mrs. Bess Whalen
spent Sunday in Glacier park.
Mrs. Edna Campbell spent last
week in Whitefish.
Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn and
daughter are in Libby this week.
Miss Helen Vlasak spent last week
with friends at Marion.
WANTED - Woman for care of
house and two children. May stay
home nights if desirable. Marie
CUTIE Shea. 1t
Congratulations to Jay Sailing on
closing the drug store on Sundays.
The public will undoubtedly be glad