The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-01

be able to haul any more fertilizer
or wood.-A. R. Wuest. 1t
Mrs. Bailey returned Saturday
from a two weeks trip spent visit
ing in Whitefish, Great Falls and
Helena.
Joe Schikora is home on furlough
and is visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schikora and
other relatives. He is in the army.
Pfc. Edward Hewitt returned
Wednesday to Madison, Wis, after
coming here to attend the funeral
of his mother. Mrs. Lawrence
Hewitt.
Frank L. Salter of Eureka was in
the city Tuesday afternoon to at
tend a meeting of the Selective
Service Board, of which he is a
member.
Mrs. George Earle will leave next
Sunday for San Francisco TO visit
her son and his wife, Pntr. Lyle
and Mrs. Austin. Mr.. Austin is in
war work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dedman have
returned to Libby from Miles City
and Mr.. Dedman has taken up again
his position as bookkeeper at the
Jaqueth & Charnholm store.
Dave Foster came in from Spo-
kane last weekend from Spokane,
where he is employed, and moved
Mrs. Foster and the children to
that city on Sunday. They plan to
make their home there.
Mrs. Sill Sacco reports that she
recently received letter from her
husband, who is somewhere in
North Africa. The letter was writ
ten ON March Is and up to that
time he had not been in any fight
ing.
Miss Estelle Kezer of Helena, SUI
pervisory nurse for the Montana
crippled children's service, visited
here last Friday and Saturday.
While in Libby she visited the 10
cal welfare department and with
Miss Angela Huchala. the school
nurse.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Torger-
son visited here last week with Mrs.
Torgerson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. v. Kitley. They We're en- route
from Corpus Christi, Tex, to Cher
ny Point, N. G., to which place
Lieut.. Torgerson is being transfer
red They left Monday.
Mrs. Marie Dionne, who has been
operating the Tavern Cafe for some
time, visited recently in Vancouver,
Wash, with her husband who is in
war work there. Mrs. Dionne has
given up her lease of the cafe and
will leave soon, with her children,
for Vancouver where she has also
obtained employment
Mrs. Mary Hyatt, the former
Mary Boyle of Libby, appears in a
group picture in Sundays Spokes-
man-Review of the Spokane civic
cappella choir. The choir pre-
sented concert Tuesday night the
proceeds from which were to 60 to
establishing another downtown
center for soldiers and sailors.
Little Miss Ruth Sleizer cele-
brated her third birthday on March
rs by playing hostess to group
of her little friends. The guests
were Joan Leach, Kari FINLAND,
Dianne Gompf, Lauri FRESHMAN
Nancy and Judy Adkins and Patsy
Tone. The afternoon was spent in
ways of enjoyment known only to
little tots of that tender age.
Libby friends will be interested
in the information that Carleton
Joughin, serving in the navy, has
advanced to the rating of yoeman
first class. Beginning the first OF
this month, he was to be trans
ferred to Providence, r. / He is in
office work and has complete
charge of the office where he is
employed, his work being to great
extent concerned with personnel.
Mrs Ned Joughin is IN receipt Of
an invitation to the marriage OF
William Henry Mann, Jr. to Miss
Louise Allen Winslow, which is tc
take place Saturday, April II, al
st. Andrews Church, Wellesley
Mass. The bridegroom will be re-
membered from the time the Mann
family were residents of this city
Since leaving here the young mar
has been a student in an engineer
ing course at Harvard University
The bride is graduate of Wellesley