The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-29
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Irwin and sor
Bobby left Tuesday morning for q
two weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis. During his absence
from the Occident elevator, NelS
Peterson is in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Ouren and
family left last Wednesday for
Great Falls, where Mr.. Ouren is
employed at carpenter work.
Mrs. Ruth Barker and daughter
Audrey Smith of Longview, Wash,
returned to Nashua Thursday morn
Meyers, who occupied the Baker
home for the past year, moved to
the S. E. Skugrud residence.
The surgical dressing classes hos
tesses last week yer Mrs. A. Dis
hart, Mrs. Mike Sterback and Miss
Bertha Edwards. Enrolment has de-
creased during the summer months.
An invitation to attend classes and
assist with this worthy work has
been issued and help will be appre-
ciated.
Mrs. Lawrence Benson is on vaca-
ton from her clerical duties at the
SaveWay store and will return to
work Saturday. She was in Glasgow
Monday.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Groups l and
2 were entertained last wednesday
afternoon at the church parlorS by
Mrs. Otto Lundin and Mrs. H. Hell
gesOn. Mrs. D. j. Meyer and Mrs.
j. Martin gave a report on the con-
vention which they attended at
Havre. A buffet luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Wittmayer and
granddaughter, Phyllis johnson, of
Miles City were guests the first OF
the week at the home of their son,
j. Wittmayer. They also visited
IN Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. O'Bannon of
Corbin, KY, arrived last week to
visit Mrs. O'Bannon'S sister, Mrs.
Hiram Peters.
Howard Priest went to Great
Falls Thursday morning and re-
.urned home Saturday. While there
lie visited at the Arthur Lee home.
Earl Traver, who is with the navy
Seabees, returned home Wednesday
morning from Camp Endicott, Day.
OfAAACs " 1Y a4Ao 10 OROAA0AAA6 LIS
through here. He plans to leave
morning.
The Birthday club honored Mrs.
Richard Gustafson Saturday at her
lone and gave her a farewell party
'efore her departure for Los An
.eleS. ,
Douglas Erickson, who has been
mployed at Great Falls, returned ,
CottYrInu noI mill accicf 1fc
ather with farm work. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Montgom- {
ry, Mrs. Hannah Montgomery and Y
dr. and Mrs. Irwin Zieger of Hins-
ale were guests at the Dewey |
1urch home. ,
Kenneth Kegel of Turner came {
tuesday, from Minnesota and was a
ueSt at the home of his brother
MI and Mrs. Kegel and
ybil accompanied him to Turner +
thursday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stohl and Ar =
and Elaine returned last Tues q
ay from a visit with their daugh- y
,r Norma at Missoula. q
Mrs. John Ihnat and children left ,
riday to visit relatives in Havre J
nd Great Falls for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shaffer and chill L
arrived the first of the week r,
ON Iowa to visit Mr.. and Mrs. t
alph Burger. Il
Mrs. Ralph Taylor and children Il
lme Saturday from Glasgow to :
,end the week end at the Ole /
renden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Haugen left
st Thursday morning for Renton,
lash. They accompanied their SON.
Flaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
-elvin Bruce, to that place.
Mrs. Lena Schol drove to the
j. Johnson home north of Frazer
lnday and spent the day visiting.
The afternoon surgical dressing
ass met Friday evening at the
0me of Mrs. H. ]. Loft for a fare
Eli party for the class leader, Mrs.
Ichard Gustafson, who will leave
is week for Los Angeles, where
e Gustafson family will make
5 home. Games were played and a
'Ssert luncheon was served. Mrs.
uStafson was presented with a
ncheon set.
Miss Alice Berg, who is employed
Seattle, met her cousin, Juliet
formerly of North Dakota,
nom she mad not seen for IA years
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Durkee OF
reybull, Wyo., were in Nashua
thursday and Friday and visited
the A. Torkelson and D. B. Nc
e home. Mr.. Durkee was employed
re at forks drug store when Mr.,
)rkelson was engaged in business
re and the fire of 1881 destroyed
S store. From here the Durkee
mily moved to Greybull where
ey now have a drugstore.