The Western news., 1947-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos F. Murray and
son, Terry of Missoula, returned
home Tuesday after visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Percy Baker
Mrs. Murray and Terry have been
here for several weeks, Mr.. Muir
ray coming after them Sunday.
Sam Dubia of Kalispell, we'll
known Libby citizen of former
years, now of Kalispell, spent the
recent grouse season hunting in the
Libby country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Peterson and
Mrs. j. A. Pondelick were Kalispell
visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Faith collars left Friday
for Billings, where she is taking her
senior year in college. She is at
tending Polytechnic:
Susan Neils left Tuesday with her
aunt, Mrs Julius NeilS for Port
land, where she is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neiis.
Miss Irma Balfour of Spokane,
visited over the weekend at the
home of Mrs. Leo S. Welch. Miss
Balfour was the guest of Miss Mar
ianne Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Morton returned
Tuesday from their vacation, which
they spent with Mr.. Morton's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Morton
Of WatsonviIle, Calf.
County Agent B. F. Robinson ex-
poets to move his family from Kali
ispell to Libby over the weekend
The Robinsons expect to live IN
the OFT residence just sou uthwest
Of town in the Flower Creek area.
The Standard Motors reports the
sale of new Super Deluxe Ford
coupe to State Patrolman Riddle,
who is to take delivery this week
on the new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cripe of
Troy, visited over the weekend IN
Libby with Mr.. and Mrs Ed Jaros. |
The two families went grouse hunt
ing Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson arrived Sdn-
day from Baker, Ore, to care 1cr |
business matters and visit at the |
nome os her son, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs Benedict of Wax
land, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Butt. The Benedettl's
are Mrs. Butts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jaros of I
Los Angeles, and Miss Lillian Jaros
of Sacramento, Calf, left Sunday
after a two weeks visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig
Hogan. Mrs. Hogan is the mother
Of MIR. Jaros and Miss Lillian.
Ludwig Hogan left Tuesday Tor
Tacoma, where he is spending a
week with his son, Clarence, who
is in the police department of that
city.
DR.. H. H. Anderson, WHO was in
Spokane last week, informs the !
Western News that while there he
purchased the equipment for his
chiropractic office which he plans
to open within couple of weeks
in the Axel Peterson house on
South Dakota.
Veteran and Auxiliary delegates
attending the v. F. w. convention
Of the 1st District at Hamilton last {
Saturday and Sunday report very {
successful meeting. Those attend
ing were Fred Metzgsr, commander; 7
Vernon c. Friend, district inspec- (
tor; Clare Snyder, Issac Ludvikson,
Dick Lee, Mrs. Blanche Guenther
and Mrs. Florence Jaborski. !
Wilbur (Moo) Davidson, accom-
panied by Miss Doris Dodge, is visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Ida Davidson and with other rela- :
tives. They expect to return to
Portland the last of the week.
Paul Siefke left this week for t
Kirkland, Wash, where he expected Y
to Join his family for about ten \
days before he and Mrs. Siefke took i
a trip back to Minneapolis to visit t
her relatives. They will make their e
home in Kirkland. b
VIM. T. Larsen visited his father,
Peter o. Larsen as well as attend q
ing to business last Wednesday. Mr.. n
Larsen flew from San Diego to =
Dillon, but had to complete his
journey here by bus due to bad
weather. H. B. Wallace and Peter
Larsen drove him to Kalispell last
from where he expected
to make the return trip by air.
Eddie Campbell of Akron, Ohio,
came to Libby recently to make his
home with his brother, Allen Camp
bell.
WV Meetings the 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of each month at the
club.