The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-14


TO visit her SON in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Nelson.
Bob Switzer came in this week
from Spokane where he has been
| tending business college for a
visit with his parents.
E. J. Driear received a telegram
last week from Mike Miller which
indicated that he is now with the
u. S. army in Australia.
Relatives here have received
word that Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Man.cke of Eureka are parents of
an eight pound son, born Sunday
morning.
P. E. Chef left Sunday for Ia
come, Wash, and it is understood
he has obtained employment in a
ship yard in that city. Mrs. Cheff
will have management of the store
during his absence.
Louis Payne. third trick operator
1t the Great Northern depot, left
Monday noon for Shelby. Payne
who was formerly at the Glacier
rark station, Is being succeeded
here by Fred Frahm of Whitefish.
Mrs. M. p. Rowland was winner
Of high score honors at an afternoon
of contract when Mrs. w. G. Seims
was hostess to the members Of the
Bridge Workers club Thursday. Mrs
George Duvendack was presented
with guest prize.
Food Sale by Circle B of the
Presbyterian Church on Saturday
the 10th, at the Variety Grocery. |
Gordon Luscher Of Missoul;
spent the weekend here visiting
with relatives and friends and tax
ing in the labor meeting Sunday
He joined Mrs. Luscher who has
been visiting in Libby for about ;
week.
Miss Dorothy Sleizer entertained
members of the Does club in he
home Friday evening. At pinochl,
Mrs. Bradley Phillips won higl
score prize and Miss Fern Stou
i low.
! the young women took state meri
system examinations. Also in Kal
ispell Saturday to take the abov
examinations were Misses Mar,
Mahoney, Mildred Buck, Genev
Lovick, Virginia Petrusha and Ger
trude ZaWadke.
r. w. Kiesling, c. E. Collier, bot
Of Spokane, and C. j. Weller of Cou
lee City, Wash, were in Libby Fri
day and Saturday on business con
nected with the Glacier Silver Lea
Mining Co.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Chffor
Hayden entertained number &
little guests in honor of the fit
birthday anniversary of her daugh
ter, Genevieve. Guests brough
presents and enjoyed birthday cak
and ice-cream.
/ Mrs. Marvin Kessel was hostes
to members of the Sans Souci clu
in her home Thursday Instead {
following the usual custom {
awarding high and low prizes, Mr.
Kessel presented each bridge pIaye
with small potted cactus.
j Rummage Sale by Circle B of tn
Presbyterian church, Saturday, Ma
| %, in building formerly occupied b
Kane's Bakery.
4 Visiting at the home of Mr.. an
!. Mrs. c. G. Jewell is Mr.. Jewell
mother, Mrs ]. w. Jewell, Of Ka
ispell, who accompanied her sor
in-law, DR.. Fred Keller, to Libb
during the weekend. Mrs. Jewe
expects to remain here for about
1 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Klenck wer
to Kalispell Saturday for the 50t
anniversary observance by the M;
: sonic lodge there. Mrs. -Klenck- II
manned for few days visit at tt
, home of Judge Dean King and Mr.
King. Mr.. Klenck returned to Lii
by Sunday.
/ Mrs l.. M. Gee of Summit STOP
.fped IN Libby Monday enroute
her home from Pullman, Wash
where she had spent the Week-en
! at the Delta Delta Delta sororit
house with her daughter, Virgin
a freshmen student at Washingto
State College. Mrs. Gee, who VII
tied here with Mrs. Lloyd Hunte
was at Pullman for special Mott
er'sD Weekend activities at the co
lepe