The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-10

Tom Shanholtzer returned Satur-
day from Dillon. He drove back a
new G. l. truck.
Patrick Shaeffer, social security
| advisor was in Libby Wednesday
for consultations.
temporarily in the County Treas
urers office.
H. A. Geringer is on the sick list
this week, suffering from an at
tack of flu
Mrs. A. NJ Huffman is entertain
ing the Entire Neus Club this after
noon.
Mrs Karl Ruud recently under
went major operation at Sacred
Heart Hospital in Spokane.
Raymond Rubard went to Spo-
kane last Tuesday and on to his
home in Richland Saturday after
visiting his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Gamache
returned from Seattle after spend
ing month visiting their daughter
and family, Mr. ana Mrs. G.. Will
son.
Miss Marianne Strong who is TAX
ing nurses training at Sacred
Heart in Spokane, expects to spend
this coming week end in Libby
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. lola
WEIGH.
Mrs J A. Kra1l, who accompan-
led Mrs. Lionel Shaurette and Mrs.
Leslie Leigh Thursday of last week
hong from Spokane, returned home
Sunday. Mr.. Shaurette and Mr..
Leigh had returned earlier in the
week from attending Mr. Kralps
funeral.
Pfc Don Switzer arrived at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Earl Switzer, last Friday, having !
received his discharge from the
Medical Detachment of the army |
Don was connected with the Gen
eral Hospitals in the Pacific for
over two years, serving in the New |
Guinea and Philippine areas.
Word has been received that Mrs. |
Cornell whose husband has been
here for a number of years with
the Forestry Department, and now
lives in st. Maries, Ida. last week
was in Sacred Heart Hospital, Spo-
kane suffering from a throat in
lection.
Donald Sleizer will arrive home
in a couple of days according to
a night letter received by his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sleizer.
Wednesday morning. Donald has
been in the service for nearly five
years and has received his honor
able discharge. He served as M. P.
N the European theatre a good
deal of the time
Mrs Oliver Phillips, State Fin
ance Chairman of the American
legion Auxiliary expects to leave :
Saturday for Helena, where she will
attend the Department Executive :
3oard meeting Sunday and Mon
lay of next week Mrs. Phillips
llso plans to visit with several of
Ter former pupils who are attend
ne the University of Montana at
dissoula
Mrs. Steve Mccullough accom-
,anied her father-in-law, M Nc
Iulough Monday, when he came
own from Eureka to attend the
ocular meeting Of the Lincoln Co.
elective service board Mrs Nc
'ullough visited at the P. NJ Ped
rson home and with other Libby
rlendS. She is sister of Mrs.
'ederson Another sister Miss
lima Larson accompanied Mrs. Nc
ullough home for a visit.
Mrs. Rubard returned from Spo-
ane Sunday after going there with
er son, Jim, called by the serious
lness of her husband, John Ru-
ard. Mr.. Rubard went to Spokane
hristmas day for further treat
ent of a throat infection and sud
emily got worse. His doctor wired
rs. Rubard who left Immediately.
ne Western News is glad to report
at Mr.. Rubard seemed to be some
lproved when she returned home. |
INES will remain with his father |
no will have to take treatments
r at least two or three weeks.