The Glasgow courier., 1920-03-12

S. J. Rumble and A. F. Mavity
spent Wednesday in Malta closing a
deal for large tract of oil land.
Hon. Joseph A. Slattery and wife of
Glendive are the guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Slattery.
A girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewitt st. John this morn
ing. All concerned are doing nicely.
John Allen of the Guardian Life
Insurance company is expected to ar
rive in Glasgow this evening from
Helena.
Mrs. Leo Schaffer returned Tues
day morning from Wolf Point where
she spent several days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. J. E. Campbell has accepted a
position at the Fair store to take the
place left vacant by Miss Underwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Easton and chill
dren of Saco came down on Thursday
to visit Mr.. Easton's father, who is
ill at the Deaconess hospital.
Mrs. l. L. Brooks and Miss Madge
Dick of Culbertson arrived Thursday
morning on No. for a visi; at the
home of Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs.
John l.. Slattery.
P. 0. Edmond, secretary of the
Nashua commercial club, was in Glas-
WOW Tuesday comforting with L. E.
Jones, secretary of the Glasgow cham
ber Of commerce.
now Mrs. Wilson.
Henry Neihoff of Glentana was in
the city yesterday as a witness for
taking out their naturalization papers.
some Glentana men who were here
Mrs. Claude Willis returned Sat-
urday from La Crosse, Wisconsin,
where she was called some time ago
by the serious illness of her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Sestak spent Sum
day at Glasgow visiting with VIM.
Sestak who is taking treatment at
the hospital at that place.-Saco In
dependent.
You are invited to attend the Spe-
cial Demonstration of Loose-W -Wiles
fancy cookies and cakes to be given
in the Lewis-Wedum Grocery Satur-
day, March goth.
Come and enjoy cup of the best
coffee grown-Chase & Sanborn Seal
Brand, which, together with Loose
Wiles Fancy Cookies, will be served
free of charge in, the Lewis-W edum
Grocery Saturday afternoon, March
goth. ..
The special dance to be given at the
Firemen's hall on St. Patrick's night
by a number of young people of the
city will be one of the social events
of the season. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made for a big spread
after the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Vagg of
Saco have been at the home of Mrs.
Vagg's sister, Mrs. S. C. Small, dur
ing the illness of their daughter Viv-
ian, and expect to remain until Sun
day or Monday. Miss Vagg's con-
dition is reported as much improved.
A discount Of 10 cents per pound
on each pound of Chase & Sanborn
Coffee bought Friday, March 10Th
Saturday, the goth, or Monday, the
22nd, in the Lewis Wedum Grocery.
Alfred Lee and family stopped in
Glasgow yesterday en- route from an
extended visit in Los Angeles to their
home in Nashua. Mr.. Lee stated he
met a large number of people from
Glasgow and other northern Mon
tana points in various parts of Cal
ifornia.
The influenza situation in Glasgow
during the past two weeks has be-
come more serious, several persons
being confined to their homes. The
Wolking and Hapgood families have
been particularly hard hit. Mrs
Wolking, who was quite ill for several
days., is reported improving. Lee
Hapgood's condition has been consid-
cred critical for several days but it
is believed he has passed the danger
mark.
Chris Jensen and George Kelly were
here from Poplar yesterday. In the
afternoon they attended the advance
run of "Blind Husbands" which was
shown at the Orpheum by Mr.. Ander-
son of the Universal Film company.
Mr.. Jensen booked the feature for his