The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-07
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NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. A. Torkelson was hostess at
her home last Wednesday evening
d Mr.. E. w. Mattson, Mrs. M SWEET
ger, Mrs. Clarence Benscn. Mrs. Ray
= Baker and Mrs. j. T. Shea of GlaS-
e gov, Mrs. Carl Briggs CT Willi.ton
= and Mrs. j. R. Murphy of Nashua
were guests. Contract was played.
Mrs. E. P. Johnston of Minneap-
ellis, who came to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K"e nbusch, at
Avondale, visited her sister, Mrs.
Emil Reimche, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Schcll entertained at
two tables of contract Friday even
ing. This was the first of the series
of parties sponsored by the Royal
Neighbcrs. Mrs. Lawrense Benson
was winner of the prize and a des-
Sert lucheon was served.
NeighborS and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Register met Thursday
evening at the L. f. livingston htme
for a farewell party given on the
eve CT their departure for Port
land. Poems were read and hymns
were sung. They were presented
with farewell gifts. The Registers
have made their homes in Nashua
fer 35 years. They will make their
home with their daughter, Mrs.
Maris Marshall, and plan to be gone
for a year.
Miss Eunice Ann Murphy. who
has been English teacher at Inver-
ness the past year, completed her
term and returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Hauer and Charles of
Poplar were in Nashua Thursday ,
and visited at the Theodor Aaberg
home.
The Richard Gustafson family has
moved to the T. M. Olson res
idence.
The state highway department
is repairing Highway No. 2 west
CT Nashua and is employing sev-
eral men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagen left
Sunday morning fer Edgemont, S.
D., where Mr.. Hagen has employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hill left Sat
urday morning for TeXarkana,
Texas where Mr.. Hill is employed.
He had been home to put in his
crop.
Mrs. Jchn Nye and little sen of
Glasgow and Miss Dorothy Nye of
Glendive were dinner guests sun
day of Mrs. Harriet N. Carver at
the dormitory. Mrs. Nye vas ac-
companying her sister-in-law to
Miles City enrCute to South Dakota
where she will visit.
Eileen Sterback, who was 16 SUM-
day, vas complimented at a party
when her mother, Mrs. Mike Ster-
back, invited about 20 friends to
spend the evening with her. A Scav-
hunt and dancing were en-
joyed. She received gifts.
Mrs. Vernon Skugrud and little
were guests from Saturday
morning to Monday evening at the
5. E. Skugrud home. They had been
at Fairfield and were en-
route to their home in Oakland,
Mrs. Irwin Vanderhocf was sur
,riSed last Wednesday afternoon
When several friends met at her
nome and gave her a shower. A
luncheon was served by the guests.
The VANGUARD Home DemonStra-
icn club will meet Tuesday after
loon at the home of Mrs. Simon {
anderson. :
Mrs. Amanda Neuman returned :
lome Monday from Hinsdale where
he spent the week end visiting at
he home CT her son. n
Jalmer Brenden left Sunday morn y
ng for the west and is looking for
employment.
B. Stenbakken and Elmer Hanger
eturned Tuesday morning frcm {
Great Falls where they had been Z
or several days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zgonc and
drove to LarSlan Sunday and
pent the day at the S. A. Hiner-
nan home.
Lorraine Henderson of Glasgow
now employed at the SaveWay
tore. She succeeds Leora Halstad.
no resigned.
Mrs. Florence Elliott was in
'aShua Saturday and held a mass
at the school. These in
in All club work and in
rganization of a home demonstra-
on club in Nashua were invited
nd present. There will be three
H clubs in Nashua. the first wear