The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-26
Here and There

with nome grown SWeetpeds.
Here and There
Philip Redeye who was patient
in a Spokane hospital following an
accident on the Drury logging OPP
erations, returned home last week.
Philip is feeling quite well and ex-
poets to return to Spokane next
week for examination.
Dorothy Smith returned Monday
from an extended visit to Sand
point, Ida
Henry Cole was a business vlsi-
tor to Libby on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Deitz and Edna were busl-
ness visitors to Libby last week.
Mrs. Claire Laffoon and family
returned home last week from Llv-
ingston where they visited relatives
for the past month.
Mrs. Grace Clay returned to Troy
from a visit to Spokane.
Betty Laehn arrived in Troy from
a visit to her aunts in Washington.
Miss Pat Bartlett recently re-
turned from visit to Spokane and
left on Thursday for Kalispell
where she will be the guest of Miss
Peterson.
Visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Dixon are Mrs. Dixon's broth
er. Howard Black and his wife and
family from Cheyenne. Wyo. Mon
day DR.. and Mrs. Dixon and their
quests accompanied by Mrs. D. F.
in, " Il
On Sunday evening Laten LAT
foon had d few of his friends IN
to celebrate his eighth birthday.
Light refreshments were served by
his mother. Mrs. Leon Laffoon.
Mrs. Glen Maddox has her broth
er. and his wife visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson left
Sunday for the Yak where they
will work haying.
Mrs r. l.. Slice was shopping IN
Libby Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Perkins have pur-
chased the Fred Glass property.
They were engaged in war work on
the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Duffy were in
Libby on Monday.
Word comes to friends in Troy
that Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Williams Of
Spokane are the proud parents of
baby daughter Lolita Joyce. Mr..
Williams will be remembered as
the principal Of Troy Junior high
school as we'll as a coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindholm, Jr.,
from Spokane spent a weeks vaca-
ton at the John Lindholm home and
at the Bert WinsloW home. On Fri
day evening Mrs. Lindholm enter
tanned at family dinner, and John
spent several days fishing. On Sun
day they returned to Spokane
where they have purchased a home.
Clarence Swanson, son Of Frank
Swanson. IS spending a few days
with his father. He is from New
York.
/ John Shelton left Sunday for his
home in Spokane.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nelson left
Sunday for Missoula.
| Seth Hates returned last week
/ from a short trip to Portland where
he interviewed his doctor.
Ann Cobbledick spent q week
with her friend. Eunice Lyons, a.
I Poison.
j On Thursday the Sewing Clut
met on the Farris lawn for one
o'clock luncheon. Besides the hon
ored guest, Mrs. Bert Thomas, Mrs
1 G.. Cone and Mrs. Smith and tht
hostesses. Mrs. Farris and Mrs. Les
Kensler were the members present
Guests invited were: Mrs. Hope
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Ed Weidner
Marilyn Cone, and Mrs Maness. TIL,
afternoon was spent sewing.
On Saturday evening the Satur
day Night Bridge Club met at tn
Farris home where an informal din
ner was served to honor Mr.. an;
Mrs. Bert Thomas and family. TIL
evening was spent in playing game
and socially. The guest list includes
besides Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas am
family, Mrs. Sagen and Miss Flor
Sagen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Dunklt
Capt. and Mrs, David Wilson an
! little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Names and family and Mr.. an
Mrs. JAS. Johnston and family.
Leaving Troy last Tuesday Mr.
L. H. Meachen who spent more tina
! week at the home of her fathe
r. f. Clay, took with her fond men
! cries Of very pleasant visit anon
! relatives and old friends. She cam
$ from Wisconsin, and left with Spt
; kane as her immediate destlntaiol
: but from there it is her intention
} 20 to the coast where she expec
. to meet her husband, Capt. L.
: Meachin who has spent sever
+ months in Italy. Being a railroa
man in America he has been Worl
ing with the railways in Italy.