The Western news., 1944-02-03

were LIBBY callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tallmadpe
have moved from Troy to Libby.
H. c.. Swanson of Leonia WAS
transacting business in Libby Tues
day.
Joe Paul of the Troy district was
transacting business in Libby We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Peggy Harris, now working
in Kalispell hospital, was a visi-
tor in Libby SUNDAY.
Remember the Egg School to be
held Sunday, Feb. 6 in the COM
munity room at 10 m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eckoff and son
of Whitefish were visitors at the
Ralph Guenther home Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Baeth were
in Kalispell Tuesday where Mrs.
Baeth is taking medical treatment.
Mrs John Patt, Sr., spent from
Thursday of last week to Tuesday
in Spokane receiving medical at
/ tention
Remember the food sale by Circle
B of the Presbyterian Church,
Thursday, Feb. 10, at the Variety
Grocery. II
/ Mrs. Al Measure and Miss Leah
Ruth Baker were dinner guests
Sunday evening at the Frank Nc
Claim residence.
/ T/Sgt. Walter Kammeyer. arrived
Friday to spend couple of days
visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
Carr, and other relatives.
I Connie Blackwell, who is with
the Coast Guard at Tacoma, Wash,
spent Thursday in Libby with Mrs.
Blackwell and other relatives.
wish to express my sincere
| thanks and appreciation to my fel-
] low workers and bosses for their
gifts during my illness.-Earl M.
] Johnson. 1t
/ B. w. Echo left on the Empire
Builder Wednesday evening for the
West coast on combined business
and pleasure trip. He will stop in
Portland, Ore, on the way
| w. w. Whitcomb OF Bonners Fer
Try spent Monday and Tuesday in
Libby on business. While here he
visited with Mrs. Whitcomb's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Reedy.
] H. B. Wallace reports his recent
purchase Of the Lester |. Brown
place mile and quarter south OF
town. Brown has position in Spo-
kane and is moving the family there
soon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomson went to
Spokane Monday evening to spend
I couple Of days with her daughter
j in-laW, Mrs. Sheldon Thomson, who
left with her baby for the Eastern
coast to join her husband who is
stationed there.
Mrs. VIM Kammeyer returned
home Tuesday after spendingr the
past six weeks on the coast. While
on her trip, she visited with her
son, Irwin Kammeyer and family in
Tacoma, Wash, with her sister-in-
law at Centralia, Wash, and her
son, Arthur Kammeyer, and family
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
| Joe Corbett, S. M &c u. S. N,
is spending a Today leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corbett.
He will leave in time to report to
an assigned school in Chicago, ILL.,,
on Feb. H. Corbett was home to
spend his furlough a while back but
the day after his arrival had orders
to return to his base in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rice arrived
back in Libby Saturday from few
weeks spent visiting friends and
relatives in Tacoma, Seattle and
Renton, Wash. They liked it over
there very much and may possibly
decide to locate in that section.
They plan to leave in about a cou-
pie of weeks to visit in Sheridan,
Wyo.
I One Of our exchanges has this
item: I'VE heard over the radio the
other day, and we think we caught
the name right, that Sgt. Goldie
Cluzen had given gallon Of blood
to the blood bank. This is a gener-
Gus and human act" Sgt. Cluzen
will be remembered as q former
Libby woman having left her posi-
ton with the Libby Creamery to
~, lief in fha WACc