The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-08

JOS GlODOIS arrived nome this
week from the Philippines where
ne served as army air maintenance
engineer at Clark's Field. While
there he revived acquaintance with
Dean b. Albee who is employed as
consulting mining engineer at Ma
Mia. He also contacted Delbert
Owens who is stationed at Manila
Delbert hopes to be home by the
last of the summer.
q John Gibbons has received his
dischare from the service after ser
wing as corpSman in the Psyche
pathic unit at Great Lakes Naval
hospital
Mrs. Joe Terpstra and Dorothy
johnson left Sunday for Yakima to
spend 10 days visiting relatives
and friends.
Nuggets
Ronald Rice of GLACIER Park Sta
ton spent few hours in Eureka
Wednesday, renewing old acquain- I
tances. Ronld spent most of his
boyhood days in Eureka and is an
LCHS graduate
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Larsen who
have been visiting Mrs. Larsen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike left
for their home in San Diego, Calf,
Thursday. They will go by way of
Missoula and visit Mrs. Larsen's sis
ter Mrs. Sam Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reed and
children of Beverley Hills, Calf.
and Mrs. M. r. Walker of Washing
ton, D. c., formerly Vital Pidgeon,
who was a former resident of Eur
eka, spent few days visiting at q
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul v
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kjelstrup are visit il
ing at the home of Mrs. KjeIstrup's A
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott.
Mr.. Kjelstrup has accepted a posi- Il
ton in Helena as building inspec- ~
tor. Mrs. Kjelstrup and little "
daughter Vici will join him there
as soon as living quarters can be -
found. hi
Mrs. Jess Wetzel and Mrs. Col W
umbus Clark went to Livingston -
to attend Missionary Society a
meeting. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kuchenski
spent Wednesday in Fernie, B. c. II
Mrs Cleo Tory was a Kalispell
visitor Thursday She was accom-
panied by Barbara, Doris Benson.
and Mrs. Gladys Stacey.
Mrs. Homer Garrison spent one
lay in Kalispell this week. She
vas accompanied by Evelyn Lenard,
Will Lenard and Mrs. Jess Wetzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pace of Eastern
Montana are visiting Mrs. PAGES
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Benda.
DR.. Clark and family have re-
urned from their trip to California 1
nd he will resume his duties in
he near future III
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Schuck
1ere Kalispell visitors Thursday III
Ed Hendrickson left for Missoula M
riday where he Will visit Mrs Il
Iendrickson who has been in the /
ospltal there but is now at the III
ONE of her daughter, Mrs Sarah 7
arper.
Morse (Bud) Crowley is visiting
lends and relatives here. Morse
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Adam
The young people of the Baptist
hurch had a picnic supper and ser
ces at Murphy Lake Sunday
ght
list Lieut.. Joe Gibbons is home
furlough and is visiting with his
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glib
ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baney Duke,
ne, Mrs. Baneys sister and Mr..
d Mrs Fred Rock and two grand
ildren, Patty Ann and Bobby ~
nth were dinner guests at the
ldson home Sunday, July 28
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Drake and
I George drove to Spokane Sat
day to spend several days visit
: relatives.
Mrs. Leonard Randall of Port
Id is visiting in the home of her
lighter, Mrs. Robert Bright
Mrs. c. w. Rainsberry. Donna
?. Lynn, and Grant and girl
end of Orriville, Wn., are spend
a few days at the home of Mr.
Mrs. H. Elliott. The Rains
rvs were at one time residents
Eureka, and enjoyed renewing {
acquaintance.
1rs. Rene Loarke and son are
ting at the home of Mrs Loer- (
mother, Mrs. Pearl Bright
Irs. H. Elliott and Mrs. Fred I
nSon accompanied the Rains Y
rvs to Bolton Friday, where Mrs.
nsberrys son, Allen, is employ
IDIe SCHOOL started at the Dap
church Monday, August 5. ]
large crew of men were taken :,
n Eureka to work on the SUIT -
creek fire. l.
everal carloads of Eureka folks 6
nded the Carnival at Kalispell -
lay and SATURDAY L
Iyde Paul made a business trip
Friday Of last week.
and fish make Eur
a guest town on Sundays It
Understood that the huckelber-
are plentiful this year, but we
mt heard of very many big
hes of fish