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


Gently for Park City TO teach schoel.
Mrs. Shirley Dennis and babies
are IN kalispel visiting her pay.
ents
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. J. Dennis and
Joan spent last week at Big Fork
fishing.
Eleanor Eueill and Joan Brown
scent the weekend and Labor Day
in Spokane
!. w. Daniel of the Warland dis
,rict was transactlng business i'll
Libby Tuesday
Miss Betty Rubard arrived home
today from Spokane for a short VI.
cation with her parents.
Food Sale. Saturday. Sept. II. |
o'clock. at Variety Grocery. = ST.
Women's Society of Christian Serv-
ice 1t
Dr. L. Mossman reported last
week the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Haines on Monday.
Aug. 30
Myrna and Raymond McInturff
are here from Spokane visiting
their sisters, Mrs. Robert Dennis
and Mary McInturff.
Bertha Withee and Mrs. Roy
Withee and baby of Spokane spent
Labor Day visiting here with M.
and Mrs. B B Withee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hosfeld OF
Somers called on Mrs. NJ d. Row
land Tuesday evening as they were
passing through town
Misses Mary Mahoney and Peggy
Stuhlreiter drove to Poison Sunday
where Miss Stuhlreiter remained Il
teach school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts r. :.
turned Tuesday from Bend Ore
where they had spent a week vis-
ting Mr.. Roberts brother.
Mrs. Earl Measner returned Sur
day from a two weeks trip TO Den
yer, Colo. where she visited with
her sister, Mrs f. NJ. Thompson.
DR.. and Mrs. L. Mossman left last
Friday TO spend a week at Ana
conda while attending the Montana
Osteopathic Association convention.
Mrs. Harry Collinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Colhnson accom-
panied Harry Collinson as far as
Spokane when he left to take &c
sition with the S. P. & S. Rail-
way Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon ]. Schuek
had as their guests for the Labor
Day weekend Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7.
Brisbin and Miss Mary Parisel, II
Of MIssoula.
Ed Woodruff expects TO leave
Saturday for Salt Lake City and
from there will go to Sheppard
Field Tex. for service with the
army air corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kelly and little
son returned to Spokane Monday
evening after spending the LabJa
Day holiday at the home of Mr.
dIlu MIS- JONI Il Utter.
Major Knudson. VINO was recently
promoted from the rank of Captain,
expects to return to North Carolina
either Saturday or Sunday, depend
ing on when he can get plane.
Miss Carol Borg returned Mon
day evening after spending the sum-
ner on the west coast, where sh=
was employed. En- route she visited
Miss Betty Johanson in Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Q. Burse and
family spent the Labor Day week
end in Spokane visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Cecil Derr Mr. Derr planned
to enlist III the army sometime tbs
week
Mrs Harry BiVens If Troy vas
id libby iuo day looking foe 4
house III occupy faf Part ~ ihc
week Mr. Bivens has taken lhe iab
ot driving ] Ne5ls NaFAmen ta
Warand
The Eastern Star 81 Libby ned .Gs
first meeting IL t9e fall al tine A,a
sonic Temple Tuesday evening =
routine business naltlng Was acid
and reports from the Grand Chap
ter were read
Mr.. and Mrs George Neils left
Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi,
whore he will 60 through the Ma, j
clinic They plan to visit MIR. and
Mrs Henry Ncils Of Minneapolis
While they are in Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Preston have
moved to Libby from Eureka and
with their daughter, Mrs. Sam Bot
torff. are occupying one Of the
Withec apartments Mrs, Bottorff
will teach in the Libby schools this
year
Emil Turner arrived in the city
Friday for visit with friends and
is a guest at the Hans Westman
home. Emil was one of the first 10
he indnctnd- intn-th army LES
now stationed at Atlanta, Ca, and
is an arplanc mechanic,
Mrs. A. P. Staley and daughter,
Carole, and mother. Mrs, j d. Ed