The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-05
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Esther Rave, Alvin Julum, LeStel
Orth and Hazel Hinerman, drove II
Larslan Saturday to provide music
at the Sunnyside schoolhouse wher
I the bachelor" friends in that COM
munity were hosts at an oyster din.
ner. Mrs. zgonc accompanied them
! Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dostert left
last week to visit at the home o.
their son, Clarence, at Spokane, a.
Seattle with Leo, who was i'll in E
hospital following an infection
caused by welding, and in Oakland
Calf, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Dostert. their son anC
daughter -in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Skugrud. who
spent six weeks visiting their sor
Vernon and daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Corey, at Oakland, Calf. returned
home Thursday. They also were
guests in Los Angeles at the Merle
Duncan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wigdahl. who
had been visiting Mrs. Wigdahl's
parents at Columbus, N. D., were
overnight guests here at the Leon
ard Built home. They left last Wed
nesday for Los Angeles and other
western points. They were married
in early January at Plentywood. Mrs
Wigdahl is the former Margaret
Young.
Your correspondent would very
o1,Nrapiata II If afun,1a haUinp
news would please give or phone her
the items. These must reach her by
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning. 1t is almost impossible to
contact everyone in town, so your
assistance will be appreciated.
Irven Stohl, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stohl, and Everett Meek, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Meek, who
enlisted in the navy and left several
days ago. returned to Nashua on ac-
count of the crowded condition at
enlisting headquarters. They left
this week and were to report at Salt
Lake City today. Everett Meek Wis
tied at the Floyd Meek home at
Williston last week.
Mrs. S. j. Lebert was pleasantly
surprised Monday afternoon when
friends called on her at her home
to wish her a happy birthday. The
party was planned by her daughter,
Maxine. Those present were Mrs.
Laurence Benson, Mrs. c. o. Peter
son, Mrs. Pierre Tihista. Mrs. Jack
Martin, Mrs. Harold Moecker. Mrs.
John Storkson, Mrs. Earl Traver
and Mrs. George Fisher. She was
presented with some pretty gifts.
The Vanguard Home Demonstra-
ton club will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. H. Helgeson. with Mrs.
James Keil as a co-hosteSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hill enter
tanned Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
supper. followed by pinochle and
bridge. John Rave was the pinochle
winner and Mrs. George Hassler re-
ceived the bridge trophy.
Mrs. Grace Corey, who was pa
tient for several weeks at the Dea-
coness hospital, returned home. Mrs.
Amanda Newton of Richland is
staying with her.
Jalmer Brenden and Alice Hotter
left Tuesday morning for Seattle, |
where they will seek employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor were
n Havre Sunday and Monday and
visited at the Herman Wingar
nome.
The basketball teams will meet
Iinsdale teams here Saturday even
ng. Nashua plays a return game
With Bainville here Thursday Feb.
2.
Emil Reimche drove to Glasgow
Wednesday for Mrs. Reimche and
nfant son, Eldon Emil, who returned
rom the Deaconess hospital.
Herman ESpeth, who has been en-
,loyed here on the Great Northern
ection, left Monday for visit at his
lone in Wildrose, NJ D. He is ex-
,ecting that he will be inducted in
he army soon.
The Lutheran Brotherhood met
Wednesday. Hosts were E. F. Slaght
md Robert Rave. A round table dis
ussion of the ten commandments
IS pertaining to present day life was
leld. Members will continue the dis
ussion at the next meeting.
william Tandis of Glasgow is now
mployed as meat cutter at the
;ayeway store. Mrs. TandiS started
er duties as bookkeeper and clerk
n the dry goods department.
Miss Eileen Jacobson, daughter OF
lr. and Mrs. Oscar jacobson, left
aturday morning for Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Rose Brocksmith and Mrs.
like Tihista were in Glasgow Sat-
rday morning from visit in the
win Cities and Wisconsin.
Group 2 of the Ladies Aid met last
afternoon at the home of
FRS D. j. Meyer. The Rev. j. G.
gave a talk and hymns were
ing. Mrs. Oscar jacobson joined
he group Mrs Meyer was elected
ader of the group to succeed Mrs.
fired Lee, who resigned. A dessert III
Incheon was served. II
The Friday Contract club met at II
le home of Mrs. George Hassler. II
blowing dessert luncheon, contract II
as played. Mrs. D. j. Meyer was
inner of the defense stamp trophy. II
Robert McNiasterS, second trick II
,erator, left Saturday morning for N
vacation at Great FallS.S. Mikel II
ilde was here during his absence. II
r. and Mrs. Hide are residing at II