The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-03
LIBBY ITEMS

Raymond Rubard is here visiting
his folks and family.
The Ralph Cole family has moved
from Outlook, Wash, to Grandview
Wash.
Magyar Ronning IeHt Saturday
for Bozeman where he will enter
school,
George Pike IS on the sick list
this week, and to complicate mat
tiers Mrs. Pike is also~ill suffering
from flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
family of Kalispell spent a few
days in Libby this week with
friends.
Put a dollar or two in the en-
velopes today and return to Mrs.
Craven, Libby, Seal Sale Chair
man for T. B. Seals.
Norman Fuller and Bob Adam
son left Saturday for Malta where
they will spend sometime visiting
with relatives.
Put dollar or two in the en-
velopes today and return to Mrs.
Craven, Libby, Seal Sale Chair
man for T. B. Seals.
Pvt. Russell Hoppe, son of Mr..
and Mrs Louis Hoppe, is now sta
toned at Sheppard Field, Tex, and
is a Flight Engineer in the AAF.
About IS members of the Church
of God met Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Decker, 7
where they held a Watch Night
Meeting.
CAPTAIN A. F. Hansen, recently T
returned from overseas duty, was
a holiday guest at the Gordon
Daugharty home The Captains
home is near Dillon.
Miss Patricia Daugharty was
nome from Seattle over the holi-
lays visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Daugharty. She
to Seattle last night.
Major and Mrs Smith and family
eft December 30, via Spokane and
California on their way to Texas
after spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. John McReIl and
amily.
Miss Lillian Johansson spent the
christmas holidays in Libby with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Klas
ohansson and friends. She is en-
loyed by the Army Service Forces /
Depot in Pasco, Wash.
1t. and Mrs Gordon Luscher, I
5ho visited over the holidays with !
he Charles Luscher and Earl Tur-
er families left Monday, the c
lieutenant reporting back to his
rmy camp. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. George Driear of
-alispell flew to Libby in their d
lane New Years Day and had
inner with Mr. and Mrs. E. j. F
riear, Georges parents and flew
ack at o'clock. They encounter v
rough air but came through S
lcely L
Mrs. Georgia Bailey of Great S
alls, visited several days during
le past week at the home of Mr.. d
nd Mrs Bernard Schlumm, re-
Irning home Tuesday Mrs. Bailey d
a former Libby resident and has
any friends here. d
S. E. Amend was able Monday
be down town for the first time S
nee Halloween. Mr. Amend, who NJ
is been seriously i'll, rode the z
aims of Kansas, Nebraska, Okla l.
ma and other prairie states many J.
ars ago When he came first to K
ontana, he rode on horseback
d says he was from February h;
the following fall on the road.
r. Amends daughter, Mrs An di
ew Williams recently came out
,m Greeley, Colo, to make her di
me with her father while Mr.
llams is in the service. Zc
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton -Hough w
.urned January l, from a trip LIE
Mt. Shasta, California where Br
~ were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. TT
ny Hough and Mr. and Mrs. VI
rdon McComas of Palo Alto, MI
The Hough's and Nc Hi
mas have recently moved to
10 Alto from Carmel and are Hi
king their homes there. They Hi
mt Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Brush at Mt Shasta, Mrs. Hi
ash being the former Pauline
ugh. Gordon McComas is en- Hi
ing the Stanford University at
o Alto at the beginning of the Hi
hester.