The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-03-05
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. M. Garwood and son Edgar
who have lived at Lewisburg, Ohio
for three or four years, returned
to Nashua and will again make
their home en- their farm south Of
Nashua near the Missouri river.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Havir Of
Minneapolis arrived last Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Havir's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Demo.
Mrs. Holland Jones, who visited
at Seattle and at Olympia, Wash.
with Mrs. Beatrice Jackson returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hassler in
vited friends to their home Sunday
evening for a dinner after which
bridge was played. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Hill were the high +
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rave and MI. and Mrs. E. F..
Slaght.
Mrs. James Walsh and children
arrived Tuesday morning from Los
Angeles to visit Mrs. Walsh'S par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Joe Ihnat.
Mrs. Margaret Cure of Malta wal
here owe the weekend to visit at
the Henry Burkhardt home and to
visit her sister, Mrs. Burkhardt, who
is a patient at the Deaconess hos
pital. Her son Grin Cure, drove
her from here Sunday.
The Friday Contract club met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jack Martin. A dessert lunch
con was served. Mrs. Milo Stang
land was winner of the defense
stamps.
The Farmers Union market spcn-
sored an oyster supper at the Rio
tIeater building Friday evening.
Following the supper, whist was
played. Mrs. William White was
the high o winner for the ladies
and A. Garsjo for the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sorenson Wis
tied Mrs. zetta Michel Sunday.
They were on their way to visit at
the c. M. Petersen home.
Rita HaSSler, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. George Hassler, who is a Sc
Nor at st. Mary's high school in
Leavenworth, Kan, received a
A grades and leads her
for the first semester.
Mrs. David Hawbaker entertained
Thursday honoring her daughter Oh
Ter eighteenth birthday. Six friends
we're invited to spend the evening.
Games were played and a luncheon
erved and Miss Hawbaker received
Guests were Martha Schmidt,
Helen Weinmeister, Inez Noun, Lila
Cherney, Pauline Ihnat and Doris
lichol. Members of the home Geo.
lomics class surprised her at the
chool Friday when another party
vas staged in her honor.
Miss Ruth Jeane Hammond was
married Feb. IA at Bremerton,
to Jack Schmitt. Mrs.
;chmitt is the daughter Of Mr.. and
VIrs. M. Hammond, residents of
Nashua before they left for Brem-
rton. She graduated here in 1888.
William Bohne returned home
morning from a two months
isit with relatives at st. Charles, /
linn. While there they celebrated
lis mothers Goth birthday.
Mrs. Earl Trainer and infant son
George Earl returned from the hos
'ital Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Gordon of Kirkhoven,
linn, arrived Friday morning to be
18th her mother, Mrs. Henry Burk-
ardt, and to visit her father, Henry
iurkhardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Vollin and
can, Jack, Jay and Joan Of Miles
'sty came Thursday and visited
Lloyd Halverson, Great Northern
o~erator at Bowdoin, and brother
De of Peerless visited David Haw-
aker on Wednesday.
Thomas Anderson, who enlisted
/ the navy and had been in Salt
axe, returned home to spend sew
al days. He left Sunday morn
lg for Salt Lake City, where he
now in the service.
ere until Monday at the Henry
urkhardt home. They were called
IRE by the serious illness of Mrs.
lrkhardt. Mrs. Violin remained
r a longer visit. joan is a stu
mt at Great Falls college.
Mrs. Wesley Schneider and Carol
i'd Mrs. Dan Slezak of Waller ar