The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-07-08

at the home of their sister. MRS.
Purdy completed the sale OF their
store in record time and minimum
of confusion and waste. Our hats
are off TO this business woman VINO
has proven from the beginning of
their store to be person OF unus-
ual ability courtesy and fair-deal-
ing. After victory" we hope Mr..
and Mrs. Purdy may again serve our
community.
Miss Esther Boorman underwent
tonsilectomy on Thursday.
Mrs. Pete DeRosier of Somers,
spent the holidays with Mrs. Gil
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Price left Sun
day for a visit with Miss Grace
Leary in Seattle.
w. c. Albee received word re-
Gently of the passing of his twin
brother. Burial was made in Rock
ford, Ia, with Masonic rites.
Miss Ramona Peltier LETT Thurs
day for a series of visits with rela-
tives in Colville and Pasco. Wash,
and Portland, Ore.
Miss Helen Schagel left Friday
on her annual vacation.
Misses Dorothy Mcmahon and
Esther Costich arrived Friday from
Seattle and returned Tuesday. The
girls are employed in the same store
there
Byron Olson of Moses Lake and
Mrs. Margaret Matchett of Spokane
arrived Saturday for visit with.
home folks. Mrs. Matchett returned
Monday and Mr.. Olson returned
Thursday.
Friends of Mrs. L. w. Greer viii
be glad to know she has been dis
missed from Rochester and is recup-
Grating at the home of her son IN
New Jersey. Mr. Greer has gone to
their future home at Gordon, Neb.
Robert Paul showed US fine
catch of Is fish he succeeded in
hooking in Tobacco River on July
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hall arrived
Friday from Seldovia, Alaska, TO
spend few weeks with their par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Hall
before Mr.. Hall enters the service.
Mr. Hall has spent five years in
Alaska as manager of store. He
tells us there is no rationing there,
in fact people are urged to lay in
supply of food as a precaution
against the possibility of ships not
arriving They are noticing our
''hot" weather, it being 81, our hot
test day of the season.
p. A. Perkins of Moses Lake was
home for the holiday weekend, re-
turning Monday.
Grant Campbell spent Saturday
night as guest at the Carl Larsen
home.
Mrs. May Keith, who has been
working at Geiger Field near Spo-
kane, is home at her ranch near
Fortine
| A family get-to-gether was en-
joyed on Sunday at the Olaf john
son home near Fortine when Mr.
and Mrs. III. P. Weydemeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. O. B. Johnson and family
of Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. John
son of Rexford, Grant Campbell OF
Kalispell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lar
sen, jeanne and Maxine Elliott OF
Eureka, Winton Weydemeyer and
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Weydemeyer
of Fortine gathered for the Gay.
The men went fishing at Bull lake.
The Zook cabin at Glen lake was
the scene Of another picnic on Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cos
itch and Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Purdy and Arthur, the Jas. Bro
derrick family, the H. Leonard fam
lily and Jim Costich as guests.
Mrs. j. O. West leaves Wednes-
day for Tonasket, Wash, to visit
mother and brother, Arril, home on
furlough.
Notice-The utility bags are ready
for distribution to sewers each
Tuesday afternoon between 2 and !
at the Red Cross rooms.
Mrs. Anne Ambrose and children
left Friday for Shelby where they
will spend a few weeks with Mrs
Ambrose's sister.
The DR.. Clark cabin on Glen
lake was the center of entertain
ment for the Geo McGlenn fam
lily, the Thurman Gwynn family
and Danny Garvin and MIR and
Mrs. p v. Klinke and Harold Gil
den, Jr., on Sunday
The Frost family and several 9TH
ers from the community enjoyed
the annual picnic at Glendale Park
on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Smith to Troy
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Osmond Of Mis-
soula, accompanied by their daugf-
ter, Emma, of Salt Lake City, spent
the weekend as guests at the Rich
mond home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike and grand
children spent the weekend In Kai
ispell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copp D.
Plains spent the weekend here
Miss Patricia Broderick, who i
working in Spokane, was home owe,
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampson
went to Whitefish for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green ant
boys of Marion were up over tn
y weekend. On Sunday they joinet