The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-06
TROY NEWS
Here and There

Here and There
Mrs. A. NJ Hubbard went to Kal
ispell on Monday. She returned by
car with her brother, Leonard Hodg
son who is making an extended
visit at the Hubbard home.
Mrs. E. V. Koch and daughters
Edna and Florence, and son Gene
left Thursday noon for a months
visit among relatives and friends
in Daisy, ~ D.
Mrs Maurice Nelson left Sunday
evening for Spokane where she will
remain for some time.
Mr., and Mrs. Ivan Lockehart and
son Marvin of Boise. Ida, spent the
four day holiday with Mrs. Locke
hartS parents, Mr.. and Mrs Koff-
man.
Mrs. J. B. Farris and son Martin
left Sunday for Bozeman.
Mrs. Gunar Larson and Mrs. Ben
nett of Libby spent a day visiting
at the Anthony Joy home last week.
Mrs Carl Larson, Mrs. Olive Lar
son and Mrs. Roy Patterson were
guests at the Bert Coffman home
on the same day.
Ralph Dunkle spent the weekend
in Moscow, Ida.
William Rice. recently from Ben
nett Springs. Mis-, but a former resi-
dent of Troy is visiting his family
here.
Howard Rice. who since his dis
charge from the services. has been
living in California, is visiting in
Troy. Another brother Bob has
received his discharge from the
army and is employed at the flume |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Eakins and |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindholm. Jr., |
were Troy visitors for the holidays.
On Thursday they were joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Broom and Betty
Mae of Libby when Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindholm gave a family din
ner at their home.
The Grippe family celebrated on
Saturday evening when they held
a big family reunion and dinner
at Kootenai Falls. There were
fifty-five present.
Among the last of the Sunday
School picnics for the year was held
on Tuesday evening when Mrs. Row
Maness entertained the members of
her class at a dinner at School
House Lake. 2
Friends in the community were
pleased to learn that Mrs. Henry )
Cole has been released from the s
Libby Hospital where she was a !
patient for nearly a week Mrs. Y
SEQ. Monio has been a patient at
he Libby Hospital for some time,
Ter condition is improving. Another
Troy resident who is in the hos
oltal in Libby IS Mrs R. E. Clay.
Several persons from Troy drove !!
o Bonner's Ferry to see first hand Y
What the flood conditions were It U
s gratifying for the residents of our
lelghboring town to see the waters E
{ cede.
Mrs. John Sagen returned Sun :
lay evening from a weeks vaca- 2
ion spent in Spokane, Whitefish |;
md Kalispell. 81
Bobby Grippe who is with the Mer- o
liant Marines and has lust re- 81
urned from a trip to the East :,
1oaSt of the Panama Canal is visit N
ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus a
ripe. -
S/Sgt. Andy Dunkle arrived at
is home here on Saturday. He
vas with the 18th Emergency Group
n Palawa Island in the PHILIPPINES.
lie has a 90-day furlough. He has
e-enllsted and will spend eighteen
lonthS longer in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frye left
unday for Kalispell where they
lSited until Tuesday. =
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lyons and fam M
y from Missoula spent the ex-
ended weekend with Mrs. LYONS
arents, Mr. and Mrs Marion Zim-
lerman.
Earl Laffoon is again in Troy af-
r his recent visit to Spokane.
A. T. Smith, Reno Nevada, visited
IS sister Mrs. Walter Zimmerman.
hen he returned to his home he
as accompanied by his mother,
rs. Young, who went to visit her
ster in Mullan, Ida. Mrs Young also
spending some time in Wallace.
Friends regret that James Cobble-
ok is confined to his home.
Friendly Club met at the home
Mrs. Seibenforcher for their usual
't-luck luncheon. There was a
oddly crowd present and a pleas
It social time was had by all.