The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30


spent Friday in Kalispell on a shop
ping trip.
L. A. shrubbe, rancher of the
Ural district, was a Libby visitor
Sunday.
MRS. James Cohenour and chill
dren of the Troy district transacted
business III Libby Saturday.
Mrs. K. +. Westover of the Yak
district was a business visitor in
Libby on Thursday of last week,
Miss Rosetta Burke is enjoying a
two-Weeks vacation in Portland and
Seattle where she is visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Townsend
have moved in from "Happy's Inn
and are occupying the Sleizer cot
tage in west Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. McMullen and
son, Clair, and Mrs. Ferd Peterson
and granddaughter, Patty 10. were
in Kalispell over the weekend.
Mrs. A. M. Hoffman has as her
guest her sister. Mrs. Frank Davis
of Brodhead. Wis. Mrs Davis ex-
poets to spend several weeks in
Libby.
c. w. Hutton went to Kalispell
last Friday and will spend some
time there. with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Chas. HUI
bacher.
Weekend visitors in Kalispell
were the Misses Mildred Buck, Ida
Minde, Joyce Daggett. Vivian Veg
ner, Caroline Westvelt and Mrs.
Everett Dunn.
Rummage sale by Catholic ladies',
Saturday. October in the Com
munity room of courthouse. Call IS
before Oct. 7 All arrangements
will be made to PICK up your ar
ticles 1920
Joan Neils, 2i2- year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mfrs. Robert Neils. was
taken to Sacred Heart hospital in
Spokane Sunday suffering from
tonsilitis and rheumatic fever She
was released Tuesday.
Recent guests of Mrs. Letha Sauer
were her sister, Mrs. Charles Carl
son of Basin, Mont. and Miss Alice
Madden of Boulder Mont Miss
Madden works in the clerk and re-
corder's office in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Borden are the
parents of a son born September 7.
The babv has been named David
Arthur. Mr.. Borden is stationed at
Farragut, Ida, and Mrs. Borden
lives at SIS w. Central ST., Spo-
kane.
Mrs. Frank Schmalz Of Warland
was in Libby Monday and brought
the news that they had sold their
farm near Warland and are plan
ming to move to Kalispell, where
they expect to purchase a place a
short distance from the city
Mrs. Lewis Johnson underwent
an operation for goiter at Sacred
Heart hospital in Spokane Septem-
Der l6 Mr.. Johnson spent about 10
days there with her She is getting
along we'll and expects to be re-
leased from the hospital soon.
Mrs. Robert Neils and Joan, ac-
companied by Joyce McRell, Jim
Woodwork and Betty Wood went
to Spokane Saturday. Mrs. Neils
sister, Miss Grace Stillwell who is
attending college at Pullman, joined
her sister in Spokane for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. P. Weydemeyer
have as their guest Mrs. R. c. John
ston of Toledo, Ore The Weyde
meyers and Mrs. Johnston spent
last weekend at Fortine, near which
place Mrs Johnston and her late
husband homesteaded some 40 years
ago. The party also visited Kalis-
pell before their return to Libby.
Mrs. Brad Phillips, who has been
employed at the j. Neils Lumber
company mill office, plans to leave
Sunday for Bremerton to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bae-
men, From there she will 60 to
Santa Ana, Calf, to join her hus-
band, A/C Brad Phillips, who is sta
toned at the air base there. She
plans to make her home in Santa
Ana
James Harris, Jr., accompanied by
Mrs Julia Beebe, left Saturday in
response to a message that his faith
er-in-law and Mrs. Beebe's father,
Mr.. Hiatt, was very i'll at Cashmere,
Wash, and was not expected to live
Mr.. Hiatt died Sunday Mrs. Harris
had gone to Cashmere a week or 10
days before her fathers death Mr.
Hiatt will be remembered as a
former resident Of Rexford where
he nneratnd q meat market