The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
EUREKA NEWS
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Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fleming enter
tanned at a dinner party on Mon
day evening with the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Culver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Korn, Mr..
and Mrs. v. A. Peltier and Mrs.
Jack Pachico. Bridge completed a
delightful evening with Mr.. Peltier
winning score prize.
Eureka Nuggets
Mr. and Mrs. Phillias Peltier OF
Salem, Mass, arrived Wednesday
for an extended visit with their
brother, Jos. Peltier.
Herbert McGlenn of Somers spent
Sunday with his mother at the Geo.
McGlenn home.
Among those who spent Sunday
at Glen Lake were: the McGlenn
family, the Culver, Korn, Zook,
Fleming, Alverson, Buhmiller, Nor
rison Clark Scott families and Mrs.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salter re-
turned from Spokane Wednesday
where Mr.. Salter underwent an OPP
Grafton. We are glad to report him
rapidly regaining his former health.
E. l.. Benson arrived Wednesday
on ten day leave between trips to
the Aleutians as a Merchant Ma
Tine.
About % members of the local
Royal Neighbor lodge attended their
annual Memorial service at the bap-
fist church Sunday. This service
honors deceased members.
Elmer Ellis arrived Wednesday
from Hot Springs where he had
spent three weeks taking treatment.
While here he was guest at the
home of his brother, Clark. He re-
turned to his home in Spokane
Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Norman Hause
returned Sunday from Libby where
they held evangelistic meetings at
the Church of God for two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Thompson and children,
Almadean and Bobby, are house
guests at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Felix Kuchenski on the Koote-
mai Mrs. THOMPSON is former res
ident here and reports her three
sons, Roy, Felix and Erwin are all
in the navy All three are Chief
Petty Officers with Roy and Err
win in the South Pacific and Felix
in Pensacola. Joan, another daugh-
ter who lived here is now married
and living in Ohio.
VIM. Bettenberg of Richland,
Wash, has purchased the Jack Muir
ray farm. The family will spend
their vacation here and will move
on the place to make their home
next summer.
Miss Blanche McManus left Sun
day for Big Sandy to visit friends
a few days
Griffith Gordon and son Lewis
left SATURDAY. for Twisp, Wash,
where Mr. Gordon will serve as a
lookout in the Chelan Forest for
the summer. He will teach in Ar
ilington, Wash, next year.
Miss Marjorie Troop left Sunday
for Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Vines left Sunday for Sc
attic to spend the summer with her
mother.
PAL, faithful companion of the
Gibbons family, was hit by No 2
Friday and instantly killed Judg-
ing from the expressions Of SYM
patty received, he was a friend Of
many others as we'll. He was only
dog but he could teach many Of
us lessons in number Of human
virtues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynn and
son and daughter Of NeWgate, B.
G., attended services at ST. Mich
ael and All Angels Sunday.
Requests from subscribers away
have been received that we give q
weekly report on the condition OF
Uncle" Enos Campbell beloved
pioneer, who is i'll at his home. We
are glad to report Uncle Enos feel
ing better after bad week.
Mrs. Alice Cole and two chill
dren of Kalispell spent the fore
part of the week at the VIM. Cole
residence.
The Auxiliary report receipts Of
S6789 received on Poppy Day.
Thanks to all who made this posi-
BILE. All Of this money is used in
rehabilitation work for veterans.
German internees( or prisoners)
going through town Saturday en-
route to Libby from Ant Flats were
among those who purchased the
peoples.
Miss Clarabelle Dierman returned
Sunday from Vallav Wocb Che mr.,