The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-04-08

tanned by one of its members, MRS
Dwayne Whitehouse, at her hom'
on south Mineral last Thurs91;aS
evening. The program topic. n'
| Seed Gods Word, Growing Secret
"" was presented by Mrs. haI.
Knudson and Mrs. Hjortholm q
delicious lunch was served by the
/ hostess at the close of the meetlhs
| There was one visitor.
The L. c. r. of the First Luth,
eran Church met at the church lasI
Sunday afternoon. This meeting Wa
sponsored by Patsy Kessel: Inc
program centered about the though.
that children do not have to wait
until they are grown to witness LOT
the Lord. After the program games
were played in the social room OF
the church. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting.
The meeting on the first Sunday
in May will be sponsored by Cara
dell Kessel.
Mrs. Clara Sunstad from Pearly'
Mimi, is visiting with her COUSIN
Mrs John Knudson and her hus-
band at their home here.
Mrs. Orville Thorne returned
from Salem. Ore, Wednesday after
spending five weeks there. Mrs.
Thorne is recuperating from an op-
Grafton which she had three weeks
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Moehling and
daughter, Miss Janet, of Buffalo,
MINI. who have spent the winter
at Tucson, Ariz., visited relatives IN
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drive through last week from there
to Libby to visit Mrs. Moehling
brother F. c. Robertson and fam
lily. The family came as far as
Boomers Ferry, where they were
held up account of the serious road
conditions. After finding is impoS-
sible to get across by car from U. S.
l0-A, the Minnesota family gave
up the visit at Libby and drove on
TO Billings where they visited other
relatives Mrs. Moehling and Mr..
Robertson have not met for many
years.
Leo Kyser & Associates began
work the first of the week on Pow
er House No 2 at Lake Greek.
William Hinrichs was called to
Havre, last Saturday by the serious
illness of his father.
Joseph ConrOy, who has been i'll
for several years, was taken to st.
Ignatius last week to enter the
Catholic Institution there.
Earl Hennessy, accompanied by
Bud Ferguson. went out to Happy's
Inn over the weekend to reopen
the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larsen, Jr.,
came from California Sunday to be
with his father, Peter o. Larsen,
ST., who has been on the sick list.
They expect to stay indefinitely.
Donald Hampton Moore and Ola
w. Hayden, both of Troy, were
married by Rev. Father John o.
Malley, April 4
Correction of Hartles Welding
and Machine Shop description last
week: His new lathe is a 12-foot
bed, 9 feet between centers.
Marshall Murray, Kalispell at
tOrney, was a business visitor in
Libby during court session last
Friday.
Attorney Grant Blackwell of Kali
ispell was business visitor here
Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter underwent an
operation in Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane, on Sunday. She was ac-
to Spokane Saturday by
her son-in-law, Robert Hileman and
Mrs. Dewey Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brock are in
Missoula where Mr. Brock will I'M
dergo an operation after his health
is sufficiently built up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harris went
to Missoula Sunday driving back
in new Pontiac "8" Monday
The name of Mrs. F. c. Robert
son, representing the Libby Won
ans Club at the organization meet
ing of the Citizens Committee in
the last issue was omitted.
Mrs. Peter Nordin arrived home
after an eight-month visit with .
friends and relatives in Minnesota
and North Dakota.
Miss Phyllis Rubard went into
Spokane Wednesday for visit
with her sister, Miss Bette.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Mackey and .
heir son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. M. c. Mackey of Spokane
visited last week at the Klas Johan- /
;son home. The elder Mr. Mackey .
renewed acquaintance of 80 years +
having known them in
Cass Lake, MINI. They reported
he road from Boomers Ferry was
yarv had and much 1.yOrca IN 4hp 4