The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-16
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS


o'clock IN Community room. 1918
Mrs. James Harris Jr. has gone
10 Wenatehee. Wash, TO visit her
parents.
Bills Hamburger Stand will close
hereafter at o'clock p. m. on ac-
count of no help.-Bill Allen. It
Miss Elaine Morris has returned
from Portland where she had been
employed during the summer
months
Mrs. Nellie Correia. mother If
Mrs. Harry Waylett, left Tuesday
morning for Butte where she will
visit her sons and daughters.
Cpl Lawrence Sering returned
to Fort Ord. Calf, last Friday after
spending his Today furlough as a
guest at the Roy Morris home
Ray Wollaston makes announce
ment Of the opening of The Foun-
tain in this weeks issue. Read his
advertisement in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Paulson
spent the weekend in Spokane,
Mrs. Paulson consulting an eye spe-
scialist and also visiting friends.
Mrs. Roy Ellis. mother of Mrs.
Pete Ramlo, spent some time here
as the guest of her daughter and
son-in-law. Her home is in Kalis-
pell
Mrs. NJ. D. Rowland is expecting
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Wiley Of Ma
son City, Ia, and her niece, Mrs.
r. T. Spain of Conrad, Ia, to ar
rive Sunday for an extended visit.
Miss Wilma Stearns, home eco
Monies teacher in the Eureka high
school, was the house guest of Mrs.
NJ. Stuhlreiter and also visited Miss
Vivian Wegner, local teacher, over
the weekend.
.. S. Cameron. mayor Of Kalis-
pell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Franklin,
Mrs. Frank Dore, Mrs. Edna Gold
izen. Mrs. Clara Ellwood, all Of
Kaiispell, were in Libby last Fri
day to attend the session of district
court
Mrs. Pete Ramlo spent a week a
Portland as the guest of her sisteT,
Mrs. Fl. P. Durham. Ronald Dun
ham, nephew of Mrs. Ramlo, Was
very i'll, but was reported TO oe
getting along nicely when she lett
for home.
Miss Betty Rubard and Miss Doris
Miller. who are employed at the
army air depot in Spokane, were
in Libby last weekend. Miss Ru-
bard visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rubard, and Miss Miller
was the guest Of Eleanor Hugill
Forrest c. lockwood, attorney
from Kalispell, Marshall Murray,
acting county attorney Of Flathead
county, and Mrs. Ida Banathau and
Mrs. Julia Dickey, sisters of Mrs.
Carl Gilbertson, were all in Libby
in the interests of the Franklin
Gilbertson trial Friday.
Pershing Gooselaw arrived home
Wednesday from the army camp
at Santa Ana, Calf, for a two
weeks Through with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GooselaW. Per-
shing was recently classified as an
aviation cadet and is now being
trained to become a pilot.
Mrs. Ed Mares and two children
are here from Great Falls for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Kujawa. Miss Eileen KujaWa,
student nurse in Spokane, came 10
spend two weeks and while here
on her birthday family re-
union was held at the KujaWa
ho4ne, which proved very pleas
ami affair.
Word reached Libby friends this
week Of the death of James Ne
metz, who passed away Monday.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday Mr.. and Mrs. Nemetz have
been residing on their ranch in the
Lehman district. Mrs. Nemetz will
be remembered as daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Ken
nedy, he having been one-time
Western News publisher and state
senator