The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-18
LIBBY ITEMS

Patrolman Clarence W. Baker of
Kalispell was in Libby Sunday
evening on business. He returned
home the same evening.
Miss Arlene Barr went to Living
ston Thursday of last week. She is
attending a camp meeting held by
the Assembly of God denomination.
Mr. and Mrs Harold w. Miller
went to Spokane, Sunday on a bust
ness trip. They were expected to
return home yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Carter and Miss Char
lotte Becker returned Friday from
a months visit in Ohio and Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wandke and
family of Great Falls and Mrs. Leon
Cummings and son, James, of Richey
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Phil
lips Thursday evening.
The Misses Florence Hrabik and
Rose Olson of Kalispell came We'd
nesday and will spend the weekend
in Libby at the F. c. Robertson
home.
Mrs H. B. McKinsey and daugh-
tiers, Ruth and Marilyn, of Havre,
returned home Tuesday after visit
ing at the o. L. Gillespie home for
several days.
"A tourist just told me that this
is the "rattliest" town he ever had
the sorrow to listen to- (No radio
reception worth mentioning.) Too
much noise. A Citizen. TX
Mrs. A. Geringer and daughter
jeanne left Tuesday of last week
for Tacoma where they are con-
sulting a child specialist regarding
JOanne's health.
The city council will hold a spec
ial preliminary budget meeting July
%. The final budget meeting will
be announced following the special
meeting next Monday.
Mrs Nora Williamson received
word that her brother in Poison,
suffered a paralytic stroke Wednes-
day Mrs. Williamson and daughter,
Mrs. Letha Sauer left at once for
Poison
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson
and children, formerly Libby citi-
zens, now of Portland, Ore, visited
several days with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Friend and Mrs. N
Williamson.
Ray Coleman of Dishman, Wash.
drove over Sunday after Mrs. Cole
man, who has been here for the
past week visiting at the home If
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Decker Mrs.
Coleman and Mrs. Decker are sis
tiers.
Miss Rosalie johnson, daughter
of Mrs. Frank Ayotte, left Satur-
day to accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
to Valsetz, Ore. She will
spend several weeks visiting her
brother and sisters in Valsetz, Salem
and Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nelson enter
tanned in honor of Mr. Nelson's
Wednesday of last week.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Wilson, Mrs. Alice Nelson, Ed
Iaros and daughters Edith and Lii
lian, and Bob Grippe of Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Adkins and
family moved into their newly con-
structed house Sunday. Their home
IS located on the corner of CalifOr-
lia avenue and Sixth Street. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Baker purchased
he Adkins former residence and
moved in yesterday
Miss Comma Simoni left Monday
o visit relatives in Butte, after
which she expects to return to
IissouIa where she will teach in
he Missoula schools this coming
ERIN. She has taught in the Libby
chools for the past three years,
Ii
5WitZer's, Sr
J. H. Gould who has been visit
ng for the past two weeks at the
ZONES of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. FOL
ars, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hamel and
Ir. and Mrs. Perry R. Rogers, left
Ionday for his home in ST Paul,
linn. Mr.. Gould is a cousin of
Irs. collars, Mrs. Hamel and Mrs.
logers.