The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-02-18
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. M. B. Cooley, who has beef
v visiting her mother near Spokane
returned home Friday morning.
s The surgical dressing hostesses TO.
! the afternoon class were Mrs. J.. r
! Murphy and Mrs. A. Torkelson. Tit
evening class was served by Mis-.
Christine Erickson and Opal John
son.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group z
will be entertained Wednesday, Feb
"a, at the church parlors by Mrs
A. j. Ferguson.
Mrs. Walter Wagner of Billings
arrived Friday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor Aaberg. Her
husband joined the marines and is
now stationed at San Diego, Calf.
SEVERN Rogness left Friday morn
ing for a short visit to the Fort
Harrison hospital at Helena.
Clifford Stohl left Monday morn
ing for Vancouver, Wash, to engage
in defense work. Mrs. Stohl and
baby will remain here at present.
A. c. Busby arrived Saturday from
Compton, Calf, to attend the flu
neral of his brother-in-law, Arthur
Maxwell. While here he is a guest
at the w. j. Wittmayer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soper and
Bert Sorenson of Larslan we're in
Nashua Monday and visited at the
A. Torkelson home. They left in the
afternoon for Glasgow to attend to
business affairs.
Mrs. H. F.. Johnson was hostess
Friday afternoon to members of the
Nazarene Missionary society. The
Rev. Wilfred Mckay gave the les
son. Two new members were added
to the list, Mrs. Glenn Davis and
Mrs. Frederickson. Mrs. Rudolph
Envy will be the hostess in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eldridge
left Sunday morning for a short
trip to st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed johnson and
Henry of Frazer were Sunday visi-
tors at the o. L. Hagen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soper had
their Sunday dinner guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Cooper and family
and Bert Sorenson.
The Hill Transfer company crew
is busy this week putting up ice.
Mr. and Mrs. AinSley Day of Sc
attic arrived Wednesday morning
and visited until Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Days parents, Mr.. =
and Mrs. d. E. Hawbaker. Mr.. Haw- p
baker and Dick Holiday drove to 4
Peerless with them Sunday to visit .
the parental Day home. Mrs. Day -
is the former Helen Holiday and has "
been employed at Seattle in secre- n
tarial work. Mr.. Day has been en- !,
gagged in defense work. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bollinger .
and sons of Glasgow drove here
Sunday and Mrs. Carl Bollinger and
Betty Jeane accompanied them to
visit at the Harold Bollinger home.
Leonard Bollinger had been an over
light guest at the Bollinger home in
Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Loughead
daughters were in Frazer Sun
lay to spend the afternoon at the
Tex NlchOl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Clifford.
tho made their home in Nashua
or several months, left Monday for
where Mr.. Clifford will at
a welding school.
The food sale which was scheduled
D be given by the Lutheran Ladies
id Saturday, Feb. 20, has been
ostponed.
Webb Switzerland and Leonard
ollinger were dinner guests Mon
ay evening at the home of Otto
Mrs. Richard Gustafson left
morning to visit with her
lighters, Mrs. SorenSon and Alice
ustafson. at Great Falls. She will
gone two weeks.
A. Torkelson of Nashua and A. V.
of Glasgow left Wednesday
orning for a business trip to Bill
Igs.
Mrs. H. j. Geer, chairman of the
rgical dressing class, was in Glas-
W Tuesday to deliver Nashua,s
lished dressings and to get an
ded supply.
Nashua drew a bye for the Wolf
int basketball tournament to be
.yed at Wolf Point Feb. 25. 2s
/ 81, and will play its first game
day evening with the winner of
Saco-Malta game. Superinten-
E. F. Slaght and Coach Homer
lcks were in Wolf Point last
esday for the drawing.
he Royal Neighbors will meet
dnesday. Feb. "a. at the hall.
he second of the series Of card
ties sponsored by the Altar soci-
will be given Monday. Whist
bridge will be played. -