The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-21
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

, Victor Weinmeister, who had beer
employed at TeXarkana, Texas, TO
, several months. arrived Wednesda!
and visited his parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jacob Weirmeister. He lef.
Friday for California where he vii
be employed.
James Keil, who was employed
fer several months at TeXarkana
Texas, arrived home wednesday and
to visit for a few days at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keil. He left this week with the
Valley county selectees.
Harold BOllinger commenced his
duties as clerk at the ~postoffice sue
ceeding Arne Ulvestad Jr., who re-
signed.
Miss Shirley Mckee left Saturday
morning for Seattle, where her
marriage to Jack Beach will be SOL
emnized this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Beach entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Mckee and Shirley and
MI. and Mrs. Orval Holmquist at a
theater party at Glasgow and later
lunch was served at the Beach
hCme.
Miss Dorothy Hcvland, leader of
the c. Y. o., "a hcnored at a
farewell party by the members OF
the organization and of the Altar
Society Monday. She was presented
with a gift from the group. The
evening was spent playing games
and singing.
Members of the Nashua school
ha r0d nnd fhnit. 1ipapf~p T7pa MI
Zgonc, and Mrs. Zgcnc were in
Glasgow Monday evening to attend
a theater party.
The Royal NeighborS will meet
Wednesday. May 81, at their hall.
a. Wigdahl and Mr.. Hanger Ct
Rothsay. Mimi. arrived last week.
Mr.. Wigdahl has been at Rothsay
for several weeks attending to bus
mess affairs and Mr.. Hanger is a
guest at the home of his son, Ell
mer Hanger.
Joe Lutz, who is a freshman at
the State university, spent the week
end here. He returned to Missoula
Monday to complete his work.
Mrs. Christina Dahl and her
grandson. Leonard Thcrbiornson of
Fairview, arrived Saturday and are
guests at the H. Helgerson home.
They came to attend the graduation
exercises CT their grandson ard
cousin, Hedge L. Helgerson Jr.
Ernest Longhead of Nashua and
Mas of Square Deal left
last week for Couer d'Alene. Idaho.
where they are employed on govern
ment projects.
MIRO Ttnylyn1enn anl A. a- |
oerS of the Friday Contract club
planned a birthday surprise for Mrs.
g.. P. Hensrud Monday morning
when a waffle breakfast was served
1t the Torkelson home. Favors were
given the guests and Eunice Ann
Murphy was an invited breakfast
suest. Contract was played and the
loncred guest was given a gift.
Mary Zehtner and Elizabeth Nc
-ean were dinner guests of Mrs. S..
Lebert and Maxine at their home
lere in town.
Clifton Nicol of Oakland. Calf. ,
by plane at Great Falls
Saturday and was met there by his
mother, Mrs. George Nicol. He Wis
ted here for three days and also !
-ttended commencement exercises :
/ which his brother. Raymond Mic q.
j, was graduated.
The Van Guard and the Nashua 7
Tome Demonstration clubs met in
he Lutheran church for a lessen {
meat cookery given by Mrs. Sim
n Anderson and Mrs. Flaten. Serv- :
lg of the dinner which was cooked q
limaXed the afternoons lesson. 7
Mrs. Elmer UlveStad was an hon. I
+ guest at the John Ihnat home \
thursday evening. About 20 friends a
let and she was given a shower q
f gifts. T
Mrs. Leo Browning and daughter L
f Portland arrived to visit her par $
hts, NJ. and Mrs. Rudolph Envy.
Adrian Phipps CT Toppenisb, s
lash. arrived Monday morning to 5
his aunt, Mrs. T. M. Olson. v
Mrs. Nels Peterson was pleasantly d
last Friday afternoon ]
hen friends met at her home to o