The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-03-19
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

WHICH was nSlQ fItudy dIItIIlOOll d
IKE the home of Mrs. Rudolph Envy wa
attended by a large group. Mrs. Nc
u Kay presided and the lesson stud
III was presented by Mrs. Loughead ant
En- different members contributed talks
NC Mrs. Lingle and Mrs. Paul Dotsol
joined the organization.
. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rave enter
tanned at a dinner bridge THURSDAY
evening using place cards and tally
cards in keeping with st. Patrick's
day. Three tables of bridge were
RS played. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
S. Harry E. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rave, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Slaght,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hanger and Mr.,
and Mrs. George Hassler. Mr.. and
IT Mrs. Slaght received a gift for high
score.
Mrs. Roy T. Gordon of Kirkhoven,
MINI, who came to be with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Burkhardt, dur
ing her last illness, returned to her
. home Saturday morning. Her father
I accompanied her and plans to make
an extended visit at her home.
: Robert McMasters, second trick
operator at the depot, was taken
suddenly i'll Saturday with acute ap-
pendicitis and vas operated on early
Sunday morning at the Deaconess
hospital.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Lundin and
Joyce left Tuesday morning for a
IL day visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Orris
Skolrud at Everett, Wash; Mrs. Lun-
din's parents at Seattle, at the Roy
Goehring home at Port Orchard,
Wash, and at the Delmar Corey
home at Hermiston, Ore.
MI. and Mrs. A. Torkelson drove
to Minot, N. D., Thursday and re-
turned Friday. Mr.. Torkelson at
tended a ReXall convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and
daughters Mikkel and Linda arrived
here Sunday from Walla Walla, {
Wash, to visit Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Mckee, before
leaving for her home at Bismarck,
N. D. Her husband is a captain in I
the infantry and left for California {
several days ago. /
Miss Eunice Fisher arrived home
Wednesday morning for her spring t
vacation from her studies at the |
University of Minnesota in Mime n
apoliS, where she is a senior. ]
Annabelle Kronebusch of Mont
pelier, Idaho, was here visiting the b
of the week. She was enroute Il
her home at Avondale to visit. !
She had attended the funeral of
Berney Kempton at Terry and also +
visited her sister, Mrs. Everett Baker, o
Of Wolf Point. She is a stenographer Il
the soil conservation service in
Montpelier. The Kronebusch family n
spent Sunday at Wolf Point. n
The Friday Contract club met with
Mrs. A. Torkelson Tuesday after B
loon, Dessert luncheon was followed n
~ contract and Mrs. Milo Stangland l.
vas the high scorer. fo
superintendent E. F. Slaght. Su- nj
H. P. Schug of Hins-
ale and Superintendent L. j. Buck nj
n of Frazer left Thursday morn br
lg for Lewistown to attend meet JIG
1gs of the Montana Society for the
tudy OF Education, Montana Edu- 81
alton association delegate assembly SO
nd Montana High School associa-
ION. Mrs. Slaght and children ac-
ompanied them as far as Jordan. tn
The benefit st. Patrick dance for pr
Nashua Defense Organization at av
lie Rio theater brought gross re- ar
eiptS of about $50. las
Superintendent E. F. Slaght was or
iked to act as judge at the But -
ey spelling contest March % at
lasgow and has accepted. =
A triple birthday was celebrated
'lday at the home of Mrs. Della
,Vler when her birthday, her son
ale's and her granddaughter Bar
-ra Mae Coday's were remembered
a family supper. Guests were her
ildren and families. Mr.. andMrs.
Coday, the Walter Knaff
mily and the Earl Traver family
d her father, Mr.. Witherbee. An
ner member of the family, Mrs.
vier'S mother in Illinois. also has
birthday on the same date.
Ladies Aid Group 2 will
eet with Mrs. S. E. Skugrud next
ednesday.
Russell Coday of Fort Peck made
trip to Medford, Ore, with an 4
CINE and spent three weeks work
: there. He and Mrs. Coday and \
lldren were in Nashua Saturday. &
and Mrs. James Frost of J
aSgow and Mrs. McMasterS of 81
eat Falls were in Nashua Tuesday q
on a business errand. Mrs. NJ
Masters came to be with her son
bert, who is a patient at the Dea-
hospital in Glasgow.
Farmers Union junior reserve
! juvenile meeting was held last
'dnesday at the home of Mrs.
onard Turnacliff. Mrs. Everett
Inerney of Glasgow. county jun
leader, was present. Mrs. Elmer
oakken. local leader with Mrs.
rnacliff, was present.
committee in charge of the
ner for the Altar society met at
home of Mrs. H. E. Hill Thurs
afternoon and plans were COM
for serving dinner at the
.holic hall Sunday, March 30.
tockholders of the Farmers Union
will hold their annual meet
at the Rio theater Saturday, be-
ming at l. Lunch will be served
owing the business meeting.
uperintendent E. F.. Slaght an
noes that smallpox and diph-
ria immunization to be held at