The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-03

: Mrs. William Schagel and Mani,
5 5chagel returned from Spokan
e wednesday where Mrs. Schagel wa
I having medical treatment.
5 Earl V. Lawlor, Veteran Adm. o
? kalispell was at the local Depart
z ment of Public Welfare office Thurs
! day comforting with veterans.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald William
: and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dougla
were kalispen visitors on Thursda,
/ Of last week.
Sheriff Roy Livengood was Eur
eka visitor on Thursday of las
week
/ Mrs. Winifred Schagel-Nelson lef
Sunday for Seattle where she is en-
tering the University of Washing
ton, to continue studies in Public
Health and study for her Bachelor
! OF Science degree Mrs. Nelson i:
registered nurse having spent Ii
months IN the European Theatre as
an Army Nurse. The past several
/ months she and her small son have
been at her parents home, where
she has been convalescing from an
acute infection.
Miss June Baney, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Baney spent sew
eral days home last week from
Misosula where she has been at
tending college.
Paul K Church. Supervisor of
: Department Of Public welfare of
Libby was a caller at the local De-
partment of Public Welfare office
Thursday
Frank Nolan, deputy collector Of
Internal Revenue of Kalispell spent
Monday and Tuesday of last week
in Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Bright spent
several days at Hungry Horse dam
and Kalispell last week.
Mrs. A. Swing and Mrs. T. Sicily
were bus passengers to Kalispell on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Hansman and
children were Kalispell visitors on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis were
Kalispell visitors on Friday of last
week. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Donald Fonger.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Paul and
son Dickie were Whitefish visitors
on Saturday.
John Crawford has purchased the
Rhuby farm on Graves Creek.
DR.. B. C. Hamilton of Spokane
arrived in Eureka on Monday to
spend a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Harry
Thatcher were Whitefish visitors
in Eureka Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Long was hostess to
Mrs. RAINBOW, Mrs. Nora Pomeroy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fetterly
on Sunday to a chicken dinner at
Davis Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buckley were
visitors over the weekend in Mis-
soula They were accompanied by
Miss Betty Wright
Miss Helen. Alavana and Ramona |
Peltier, who are attending school 1
in Missoula spent the weekend visi-
ting their parents, in Eureka. Miss
Jack Alavana drove them as far as
KaEspel on Monday and they re-
turned to Missoula by bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Woods of Spo-
kane arrived in Eureka Wednesday. |
They will spend a few week visi-
ting Mrs. Woods parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Alfred Peltier.
Mrs. Susan Taggert has returned
from a seven months visit in An
,horage, Alaska with her daughter,
Mrs. Wesley Jack and family. Mrs.
raggert was weekend visitor in
Libby last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eberth and
Mrs. Tom Crowley left Tuesday of
asst week for Spokane on business
md they returned on Friday.
Mrs. D. l. Robertson returned to
eureka Sunday after visiting in
Helena the past six weeks with her
on. She is staying at the Kenneth
Hooper home.
Mrs. Merlin Scott returned Fri
lay from Helena with her daugh-
err, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
ljelstrup. Mrs. Scott had been WISH
ing her daughter for the past week
4 Helena.
Everett Scott returned Friday
rom Spokane to spend the week
nd visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Trs. Merlin Scott Everett retur-
ed to Spokane Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerry Filiatreau, Mary Alice
'wens, and Sharon Douglas were
us passengers to Kalispell Satur
ay.
Mrs. Harry Withycombe returned
ONE Sunday from Scotia, Neb.,
here she was called last week by
lie death of her mother.
Mrs. Louise Schermerhorn will
.open her sewing shop around the
rst of April.
Anyone having news that they
ould like to have published in this
aper please contact Mrs. James
arris at the Community Cleaners
Mrs. Pete Anderson spent the
asst week in Kalispell visiting her
aughters.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Reimer arrived