The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
|. LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Yak district was shopping IN Lib
by Friday.
Remember New Years Eve dance
at Cedar Creek Club, to be given
by L. o. O. M. 3O-3l
Newton Cutler, who had been
employed in Alaska, returned to
Libby last Saturday.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers I'm
ion meeting dates: Second and
fourth Tuesdays, 7.30 o'clock sharp.
1t
Connie Blackwell came in from
Seattle to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Blackwell. He is with the
coast guard.
Dexter Shaurette and Oliver
Decker went into Spokane Friday,
returning Saturday, on business for
the j. Neils Company.
| Mrs Conitz, third grade teacher,
left for Texas last Friday, to spend
the holidays with her husband,
who is in the armed forces there.
John Lyle, farmer on Keller
Greek, in the Troy area, was bus
mess visitor in Libby Friday. This
office acknowledges pleasant call.
/ Rudy Erickson is in the hospital
with broken leg, the result Of
an accident when log fell on. him
at the Drury logging camp at Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beardsley
plan to go into Spokane to spend
i Christmas with their daughter and
son-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Bar
/ tells
The Senior-Alumni Ball will be
held Dec. % at 9 p. m. Admission
soc couple Semi-formal Alumni
and high school students are in
vited. II
Mrs. Malcolm Peters, with her
little daughter Patty, arrived from
San Francisco, Calf. Saturday for
a visit here with her father, L. J
Olson
i Miss Marianne Strong arrived in
the city during the week end from
i Spokane for a visit with her aunt
Mrs lola Welch. and with other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Kemp plan K
spend Christmas with Mrs. Kemp:
parents at Colfax, Wash. A family
reunion is planned there during thu
holidays.
Miss Janet Johnston is home from
Kent, Wash, where she is EN-
ployed in defense work, for ST.
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
, ]. w. Johnston.
Elmer Stevens, who is in tn
j armed forces and stationed at Sc
attic, came home Sunday to spen,
), Christmas with his mother, Mrs
Irene Stevens.
Miss Mary Virginia Mount i
home from her teaching position
at Quilcene, Wash, to spend til,
holidays with her parents, Mr.. AM
I Mrs. D. 0. Mount.
J Emil Voves arrived home thu
first of the week, having been Civ
en- an honorable discharge from TIL
army. He was one of the first one
|. to leave Lincoln county under tn,
Selective Service act
! S/Sgt. Dolene Hugill, of TIL
WACs, spent the past week emf
in Libby visiting relatives anc
friends. Sgt. Hugill went to Spo
kane to spend Christmas with he
parents, before leaving for Ogel
thorpe, Ga.
,, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pival expec
to leave shortly after Christmas 70
Los Angeles where they will spenc
the remainder of the winter visiting
their daughter and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs ]. v Gardener
1t. H. A. Burroughs, who is al
adjutant at the War Training Serv-
ice Mechanical Flying School il
Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived Mon
day to spend week with his wife
who is making an extended viSi
with her mother Mrs Ned Joughin
Mrs. Dave Holz and little son o
Spokane came into Libby Sunda,
for an indefinite stay with Mrs
Hollis mother, Mrs. Irene Stevens
Mr.. Holz, who has been with tn,
air corps in Spokane. has been sen
! to Pendlcton, Ore, with expecta
tions Of being transferred soon t
Kelly Field, Texas.
Mrs. Belle Phillips arrived durln
the week from st. Joe, Mo, for
visit with her daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Winfrey
In addition to the pleasure of meet
/ ing relatives here, she enjoyed re
I newing acquaintance with frient
: of childhood days She and Georg
I Piggott of this place lived in tn
I same community and attended tn
same school and they had a mos
enjoyable visit recalling incident
] of the long ago. They had not seel
: each other for 60 years.