The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-29

and children moved this week Il
Great Falls. He will be employed
at the Great Falls airbase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kaluza left Fri
day night to spend a ten day va
cation in Glacier National Park.
Mrs. Emma Meier left this morn
ing for Denver, Iowa, called there
by the death of her sister. She will
probably be gone a month.
Miss Doris Jordan, proprietor of
the Orchid Beauty shop, is spending
a month visiting an aunt in Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Jean Wheeler spent Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday in Nash
ia visiting her cousin, Wilma Yves
sler.
DR.. Margaret Kroner returned
Wednesday from Helena. where she
attended a meeting Of the state
board OF examiners for optometriSts.
Mrs. Kathryn Soesbe and grand
daughter, Miss Marvel Bliven, are
spending a vacation visiting rel
atiyes at Conrad and Couer d'Alene,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bayne left
Monday afternoon for Billings to
attend the funeral of their sister
Jn-laW. Mrs. Andrew Bayne, who
died Sunday.
Miss Florence Hueth. daughter of
Mrs. Robert James. returned Mon
day from Great Falls. where she
spent five weeks visiting her bro
Their, Clifford Hueth.
Mr. and NTrc a TT XHo1Irar o,,I
baby son Lynn returned THURSDAY
from a vacation spent fishing at
White Sulphur Springs and in the
AUGUSTA Benchmark district.
Mrs. Laura Foust returned Mon
day morning from Galen, where
she spent two weeks visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Foust. who are pa
tients in the state tuberculosis
Sanatorium there.
Mrs. Frank Curry and nephew.
Albert Curry, of Great Falls were
guests last week at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Gritz. They
retuned to Great Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Lane substituted for
the Rev. w. L. Bennett as speaker
at the morning service in the Meth
odist church Sunday. Rev. Bennett
had been taken i'll and was a hos
pital patient that day.
H. 0. Morgan is confined to his
home this week by an infection in
his leg, resulting from a cut received
in a minor accident Sunday after
noon while he was spending the
afternoon with friends at Fort Peck
lake.
Mrs. j. S. Bardell left last Tues
day for Rolla. N. D., and accompan-
led her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darling, and
son, on a trip to Minneapolis,
where thew visited relatives. She
returned Wednesday morning.
F. w. Thayer, assistant treasurer
of the Burlington Savings bank of
Burlington. VT, was a guest Sat-
urday and Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Morgan. MI.
Morgan and Mr.. Thayer drove to
Opheim Saturday on business for
the bank.
Miss Rosemary Waters of Wash {
ington, D c., was a guest of her !
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4. Holland, from Thursday to Mon {
day and also visited Miss Ailene I
.amla. She vas on her wav to :
Helena to spend a months vaca- G
Jon with her parents. i
Miss Hope Widen and Miss Janet
who have been visiting Miss |
Widen's parents. the Rev. and Mrs. |
4. F. Widen, left Sunday for their S
nome in st. Paul. Miss Valine is a V
lister of the WidenS' son-in law, t
Rev. j. A. Valine of Omaha. Neb., q
where Mrs. Widen visited this sum- t
ner.
Miss Janice Brown, daughter of .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brown, will leave ,
for Kalispell, where she will :
spend the week end visiting her :
brother, Jack Brown Jr., and then !
20 to Olympia, Wash, to make her /
home with her sister, Mrs. Arnold 5
Beck, whose husband is now at an :
lrmy aviation training school at
san Antonio, Tex. e
George Gallagher of Portland I
vas a guest at the home of his |
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Gal I
agher, from last Wednesday to this i
lorning, when he left for Spokane n
or a short visit with his sister, Mrs. T.
lay Bradley, before returning to Il
'ortland. He has sold his meat mar
ct at Partland, and has not yet s.
ecided where his future location "
i'll be. v
Mrs. o. R. McCleery returned Fri v
ay from Denver, where she spent b
weeks visiting her mother. Her u
on, Leroy Hedgecock, and his wife Il
$50 visited there. Mr.. Hedgecock, Il
-ho has been a teacher in the
ate school for the deaf at Tren- tf
IN, N. j., for several years. will be R
'aduate assistant in speech path G.
ogy at the University of Wisconsin ty
Madison next year. He and his al
life are spending the summe at lie
0rt, Texas, where her parents live, re
Id he is employed there this sum- W
err.
Mrs. Mark Watson, daughter limo tie
nth and sol Ronald returned ar