The Western news., 1946-08-29

Jackie and Jean Roose of Aberdeen
Wn., have been visiting friends and
relatives in Eureka for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Reynolds of Kal-
ispel, were visitors at the Pike
home one day last week.
Mr.. McFadgen was a business
visitor in Kalispell one day this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Voorhees, are
spending their vacation in Canada
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webber of
Alaska are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Eureka Earl spent his
school days in Eureka and is an
LCHS graduate. He is heartily well
coined by his many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Hansman
are visiting at the home of his
brother, Melvin Hansman.
Pete Winters of Chicago spent a
few days in Eureka this week on
business.
Ray Olsen is visiting friends and
relatives in Eureka.
Bob, Roy and Marjorie Mikal-
son of Seattle are visiting at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Mikalson.
Lloyd West Oscar West and Pete
Winters were business visitors in
Whitefish one day this week.
Maxine Broderick returned from
Portland where she spent week
at the rHebison home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Keltner and
son of Kansas City are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Keltner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Holder.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larsen of
Wn. are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Will Cole.
Enga and Myrtle Kuelstad, sis
ters of Mrs. John Cole spent the
past week at the John Cole home I
They returned to Seattle Sunday.
Saul Schagel from BilIingham.
Wn., arrived in Eureka, Wednesday
% visit his brother, VIM. Schagel
Earl Lawlor, Veterans Admins
rator was in Eureka, Thursday.
Frank Sabin has installed a new
sound machine in his theatre.
Ruth and Mary Louise Day,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Day are visiting their parents.
Mrs. Burr Alverson and Mrs
Claude Hearn were Kalispell visi-
ors Thursday.
Fred Johnson and Ross Swarens
we're Whitefish visitors Thursday of
asst week.
Mrs Clyde Paul and Dickie were
Vhitefish visitors Thursday They
Jere accompanied by Mrs Francis
Myrtle and Bobby
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Broderick and {
'arol we're Kalispell visitors Fri
ay. They were accompanied by
Irs. Pearl Zook.
Clifford Adams of San Diego,
'alif., and Henry Adams Of Spo-
ane, flew to Eureka and are visit
lg friends and relatives.
All stores will be closed in Eur
ka on Labor Day.
The city has completed the oil
lg of the streets in Eureka.
Winton Weydemeyer, State Mas
r of the Grange and Mrs Burr AL 6
arson, Grange State Home Ec. u
lairman went to Poison for the T
tate convention. 2
Jack Anderson was a business
sitor in Libby Monday. n
Mr. and Mrs August Knapp of In
swego have been spending few a!
lys at their Glen Lake home They
turned to OsWego Thursday. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Alverson of L
e Yak visited friends and rela-
yes over the past weekend.
Bart Cline of the u. S. Navy IS e
pg1rlir70 1aorro vt-ifl, fr.fo,Jr
latiVes- in Eureka and Fortine.
Earl Anderson of the u. S. Navy
visiting friends and relatives in
Ireka
Mrs. Ross Swarens was a Kalis-
II visitor Friday.
Mrs. Steve Mccullough spent Fri
y in Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs T. Vanleishout and
nily were Kalispell visitors Fri
Miss Bernice Steed from India
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chester
ark. She arrived in San Fran
co Sunday and in Eureka Thurs
y. She has spent eighteen years
India
Claudia Price returned to Salinas.
lif., Sunday after spending two
eks with her parents, Mr. and
s. T. E. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom E. Price spent
day in Kalispell
Tony George, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
orge of ReXford was drowned at
xford Sunday while swimming.
is reported that every effort was
de to revive him. Tom was an
HIS graduate and had been dis
urged from the Navy a short time
}. He was an only child
rev and Mrs Harms, who was a
mer Pastor Of the Eureka Bah
Church, visited in Eureka for
ee days the past week. A picnic
S held in their honor at the home
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Clark at
n Lake Friday evening Rev
rms delivered the Sunday morn
Service at the Baptist church A
icious lunch was served in the
lquet room after which the
rms left for their home in Au-