The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-04

Falls, is visiting at the homes o
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Grambauer anC
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bateman
Miss CurtisS is a niece of Mrs
Grambauer and Mrs. Bateman.
S. r. Smart and H. B. Stordocl
are business visitors today in Spo
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Stanley anc
daughter, Lynn, plan to visit Over
the coming weekend in Thompson
Falls.
Miss Betty Webb came Tuesday
from Rexford and will be employed
in one of the local cafes.
Harvey Brown returned to his
home in Washington, D. c., after
visiting the past week at the home
of his brother, Warren Brown, and
other Libby relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hague of Mil
waukee, Wis, visited Saturday af-
.ternoon and night with Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Detiens. Mrs. Detiens
accompanied the couple to War
land, where they visited during the
afternoon and evening at Mrs
Hague's uncle. Mr. Detjens who is
employed bv the forest service.
Mrs. f. j. Hughes and Mrs. S. j
Schampaigne of Tacoma, and Mrs.
Julius Botchek of Omak, Wn., sis
tiers of James Reedy, came the 18th
to visit at the Reedy home. All
but Mrs Hughes left the follow
ing Friday. the latter remaining for
a longer visit Mr.. Reedy's daugh-
ter, Mrs W. w. Whitcomb, and his
brother, John Reedy, both of Bon
ners Ferry. visited two DAYS in Lib
returning home the goth.
w D Allen. who recently sold
the Ryegate Clarion after publish
ing it for many years, was in Lib
bv FRIDAY. He made a call at the
Western News office
Mrs. Paul Stamschror, Mrs. w. j.
Nelson, Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs.
Margaret Nicholson and Miss Mon
lea Hobe of Missoula, drove to Spo-
kane FRIDAY to attend the Women's
Retreat held at HOLY Names Acad-
envy. Mrs. A. L. Brock who was
also in attendance, returned Sunday
evening with the party
The BoWker Distributors the first
of this week installed a new 100
selectamatic Seeburg Nicholacor-
dian at the Surprise Cafe. Included
in the 100 selections which the new
1850 model carries are a variety of
numbers ranging from populars to
the classics.
Mrs. Claus Detjens has added two
porch rooms to her rooming house
which gives her total of eight
rooms available for renting. The
rooms were built to help relieve the
acute shortage of living quarters for
in the community
Paul Stamschror and Ole john
son visited Sunday in Boomers
Ferry. ~.
Fred Schmauch of Kalispell are
visiting a few days at the Leo
home.
Mrs. Tillie Porter returned to
Libby Saturday after visiting the
past three weeks in Kelvin
Cpl. Jackie Wink, son Of Mrs.
Edna M. Thede, is expected home
about the first of November Cpl:
Wink is engaged to a German girl
in Germany anG expects to bring
her home with him.
Miss Mary Hoyt, principal IN the
Napa School in California. Miss
Grace Hoyt, psychological depart,
nent in the Spokane schools, and
Mrs. Winfred Menzies, teacher IN
Inc Modesto school in California,
we're guests of MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
-ozad and family, August /.
Miss Inez Ratekin left Friday Tor
l. ~-zA.ffnv1 n Seattle
Portland and California. While IN
California she will attend the Pres
oyterian Leadership Training School
at Lake Tahoe and the National
Music Teachers Conference in san
Francisco. Miss Ratekin will also
AXE piano lessons from George
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turk Hampton and
.amily are on vacation this week.
Miss Monica Hobe of Missoula,
Visited Mrs. Rosetta Burke last
week. Miss Hobe is a former LIB
1v resident and was employed by
he Forest Service here.
Mrs H. F. Gotfredson and Anna
eft Thursday for a few days visit
n Spokane and Coulee Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Kessel and
amilv. Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Kessel
md family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
and family toured Glacier
Park Sunday.
Mrs. L. J. Pint and Hazel and
Mss Dolores Clark of Butte re-
urned home Sunday after visiting
It the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peeso,
md other relatives. Mrs. Pint is
mrs. Blackwells and Mrs. Pesos
mother, Hazel is a sister, and Miss
lark a cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thomson
announce the birth of a son, Donald
duane. July 30 Donald Duane was
six pound nine ounce baby at
birth. and has the distinction of
icing the fifth living generation on
lis mothers side of the family.
Sreat-great grandfather is A. E.