The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Miss Eunice Fisher returned to
Minneapolis Sunday morning to re-
sumo her studies at the University of
Minnesota.
The ROYAL Neighbors met Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Oscar jacobsen
and Mrs. Eleanor Paulson were h1St-
eSseS during the social h-ur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcpherson
of Minot, N. D., were here visit
ing several days at the parental
Frank Mcpherson home. They left
Friday morning.
Mrs. Rachel Spalding and child
rem spent the week end at the z. o.
Manning home.
Ole Brenden was in Glasgow Men
day to have dental work done.
Ernest Fister. who has been en-
ployed at the Nashua Hardware and
Implement company as bookkeeper,
resigned and enlisted in the navy.
He left Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Finney was compli-
mented guest at the Livingston
home last Wednesday afternoon
when friends met there and spent
the afternoon. She was presented
gifts. The h~ostesses were Mrs.
and Mrs. j. Tade.
Strong Paulson, who left last week
Valley county service men, re-
tuned home Saturday. He was
rejected because of his teeth. He
had previously been a corporal in
he national guard and was honor
ably discharged after reaching the
limit.
The Rev. w. A. Eckel of Butte,
superintendent of the Rocky Noun
ain district of the Church of the
.laZarene, was here last Wednesday |
o conduct services at the Nashua !
2
The Rev. Albert Neuschwamzer. \
resident of the Nazarene Young 7
Peoples society, held a service at a
he Nashua church Tuesday even
ng. There will be services tonight ]
nd Friday night with Rev. Mckay F
4 charge. Easter morning the Sun d
ay school will give a program at 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Johnson re- c
lrned home Tuesday after visiting r
Richey. +
Mrs. James Walsh and children Il
1T several days ago fer wilmington, i,
'alif. where they will make their 6,
ONE and where MI. Walsh is en-
They had been visiting her f,
arentS, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ihnat. n
Mrs. Leona Larsen CT Watford N
ity, N. D., is visiting her sister, il
IrS. D. B. Mckee. x
Miss Gladys Ulvestad, who has CT
cen employed the past year at
lie veterans bureau in Washington, @
A. c., arrived Tuesday morning for 81
visit at the home of her parents, II
II. and Mrs. A. Ulvestad. q
Group 2 of the Lutheran Ladies n,
i'd was entertained last Wednesday w
'ternoon at the home of MIS-. S. E. n,
Sugrud. The Rev. j. G. Wisnaes ~
the devotional lessen. Guests
ere Mrs. w. Wittmayer, Mrs. E. P. h,
erSrud. Mrs. Ole Hagen, Mrs. Cliff n
agen and Mrs. Joe Hammerbaker.
Melvin Bollinger, who spent Z r.
at the hospital in Excelsior Z.
MO. returned home Thurs 10
ny morning and resumed his work NJ
the Farmers Union Oil STATEN. ~
Mrs. Peter James, Mrs. James
ade. Mrs. D. Lyle and Mrs. Living q,
were hostesses at the Living ~
home Wednesday afternoon M
hen friends honored Mrs. Russell NJ
lnney at a shower. A luncheon was =
rived. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and M
lildren were in Glasgow Monday sI
I'd visited at the Orville Teichrow r
ONE. Mr. Taylor assisted at the vi
exaco station the first of the week. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Coday and
arbara Ann left Wednesday even
lg to spend Easter at the B. Coday \
ONE in Arlington. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Useman had
their Sunday evening dinner
tests, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon VAL
ndigham of Glasgow and Mr.. and
lrs. E. F.. Slaght and Martha
chmitt of Nashua.