The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-26
Personal Items

l.. j. Brown was a business visi-
tor in Klispell the middle of the
week
Vern Bessey of Kellogg, Ida, was
flying around over Libby Friday in
his red plane.
Mrs. Ben Deyerle of the Yak
district was a visitor last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Luxa, Jr.
coma, Wash, leaving Mrs. Peterson
there to receive medical attention.
They visited with their son and
family, Albert Peterson, while there.
Fred Armstrong was a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Baeth this week. Mr.. Armstrong was
enroute to his home in Malta, Mont,
after visit with his children on
the west coast.
While in Portland, Ore, recently,
CPL and Mrs. Leroy Carlson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lamphere,
Gus Peterson, Howard Michaels,
Mrs. Borg, Cpl. Donald Hayden and
| Sgt. Albert Nelson.
John Rubard returned to Spokane
Sunday evening for a check up and
more treatments of the throat if
necessary. Much improvement was
seen after previous treatment and
! it was very encouraging.
George Bigelow has recently re-
turned from Bend, Ore, where he
spent the winter with his daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blaisdell. Mr. Bigelow has made
his home in Libby since 1911.
Bozeman Shirley Hehlhoff of
Eureka was honored at the assem-
| bly, at Montana State college April
II by being announced as a new
member of Alpha Tau Delta honor
airy nurses sorority at the college.
| Miss Anita Baeth was hostesses to
ID youngsters Sunday afternoon cell
ebrating her eighth birthday with
theatre party, followed by playing
of games and the serving of sher-
bert and the traditional birthday
cake.
Mrs. Arlie Thompson writes from
Biloxi Miss, and says, I'VE, like
all of your other y-from-home
subscribers look forward to each
issue of the news. 1t will be won
derful day when each subscriber
may get his paper in his local box
at Libby"
Miss Edith Baeth, Mrs. Mildred
Whitehouse. Mrs. Mollie Starr, Mrs.
Ina Russell and Mrs. Ethel Hewitt
and small daughter Mary enjoyed
lovely chicken dinner at the coun-
| try home Of Mrs. Rhineshogen, with
her sister, Mrs. Fennel acting as CO.
hostess, Sunday.
Accompanying their renewal to
the Western News for another year
is note from Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Spain and among other things they
say, There are many new names
appearing in the paper since we left
there three years ago, but we are
still very interested in the old home
| town"
Mrs Dexter Shaurette returned
on Monday from Salt Lake City,
Utah, where she and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs N. Games Of Butte Wis.
tied 1t. and Mrs Lincoln Eames.
1t. Eames is brother Of Mrs. Shau-
rette. He has been transferred to
Tyler, Tex, preparatory to over
seas duty
Mrs. Ernest Roberts held sur
prise party Saturday evening for
Mr.. Roberts in honor of his birth
day. Four tables of pinochle were
IN play. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening was en-
joyed. Mr.. Roberts received MANY
gifts with which to remember the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Buckingham
went to the west coast last
week to look after business and the
purchase Of material for watch and
clock repairing, and for the pur-
pose of purchasing new clocks and
watches that will be coming on the
market at this time. The store will
be closed from April 18 to June |
while they are gone.
Robert and Arnaud Lefebvre
came Thursday of last week from
Seattle, to visit their mother. Mrs.
Joseph Lefebvre and other Libby
relatives Friends of Mrs. Lefebvre
will be glad to learn that she is
greatly improved from her recent
serious illness. The Lefebvre broth
ers, who grewn to manhood in
Libby, commented on the civic i'm
provement which has taken place
during the past few years in our
city. They are especially pleased
with the appearance of Libby's
beautiful residence sections