The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
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HAPPENINGS

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Misses Elizabeth Rubard, Doris
Miller and Bette Johanson left Wed
nesday evening for Spokane where
they have employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Aeather and
children, accompanied by W. F. kle-
nitz, spent the week end visiting
relatives in Kalispell and fishing on
Flathead lake.
Mrs. Earl Buckingham and daugh-
ter, Yvonne Hadwen, left last ev-
ening for Spokane where Miss
Yvonne will enroll in Kinman Bus
mess University
George Mourar, former Libby
highway patrolman but now sta
toned at Missoula headquarters,
spent the week end in Libby visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Clara Woodruff received a
telegram Tuesday telling of the
death of nephew, Charley Thorn
son, who had passed away that day
at Orleans, MINI. He was about 4O
years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whitcomb
and son, Jimmie, accompanied by
John Reedy, came over from Bon
ners Ferry Saturday and spent IN
til Monday evening visiting at the
Jas. Reedy home John Reedy re-
manned for a weeks visit.
Miss Lenore Martin came in from
Spokane during the past week for
a visit with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Chas. j. Martin. She will re-
turn this weekend to her studies
in a Spokane business college.
Willis Hall left last week for San
Francisco to continue his duties IN
| the u. S. navy. He had just finished
the course at Farragut and came
home for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Hall and their baby before being
transferred to San Francisco.
Elizabeth Oneal arrived in Libby
from Dillon Saturday. She re-
Gently graduated from the State
Normal College at that place. 10
Ann Caldwell of Anaconda accom-
panied her to Libby for visit here.
Libby friends will be interested
in the news that an 81 ID. daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond KujaWa at Grand Junction,
Colo, on Saturday, May 20. The
little miss has been named Mary
Elizabeth.
Bill Seims returned to Libby
during the past week from his
years studies at Idaho State Uni
versity, Moscow. His plans for the
summer are rather indefinite He
may be called into service soon,
but if he is not, he may return to
the University for summer study.
Mrs. Wayne Shanahan left We'd
nesday for Fargo, N. D., where she
) expects to remain indefinitely with
her parents. Mr.. Shanahan is in the
navy and stationed at Williams
burg, Va, and if the prospects are
that he will remain for some time,
she will join him al Williamsburg
} Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lake were
callers in Libby Wednesday from
Warland They reported that they
expect their son, Sergeant Thomas
| L. Lake, to arrive Friday or Sat
urday on furlough visit He is ar
instructor in mechanics at Yale Tn
iversity.
Miss Mary Virginia Mount who
returned last week from years
teaching at Clarksfork, Ida, has &C
cepted employment for the summer
with the forest service She vii
, be employed as dispatcher at the
Troy ranger station and has taker
up her duties.
J Mrs c. NJ. Blackwell returned t
Libby Tuesday evening from Nal
? den, Wash, where she had gone K
attend the graduation of a grand
2 son. While she was there her Sol
went to the assistance Of LITTLE
2 girl who had been attacked by dol
and was severely bitten in one 0
his hands by the dog. For time
it was feared infection might de
!, velop and Mrs Blackwell remained
to await developments. However
: the wound was healing properl.
: when she left.
Mrs. Fred Keller came in from
i Spokane last Thursday evening ant
(. stayed over night at the home Q
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