The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-14
SACO
Mrs. Ethel A. Vagg

Mr.. and Mrs. George Millions
were here from Great Falls several
days last week. They attended Re
bekah lodge THURSDAY night. Mr..
Millions will leave this week for
Toronto, Ont, as a representative
from Montana to the sovereign
grand lodge of the odd Fellows.
Mrs. C. P. Martin and Mrs. j. c..
Banks entertained at a five table
bridge party at the home of Mrs.
Martin Friday night. A lunch wa
served. The tables were decorated
with late autumn flowers. Winner
of high score was Mrs. B. c. Chell-
gren and second high prize went to
Mrs. Ethel Vagg. Mrs. l.. w. Vein
gartner OF Hinsdale was an out-of-
town guest.
Boyd Hedalyn, who has been very
sick at the Deaconess hospital in
Glasgow, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Glen Conlon was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday Friday
afternoon when a few of her friends
called to spend the afternoon and
wish her many happy returns.
Mrs. Ruth Myhre reopened her
beauty parlor Monday morning. She
had closed for a few days while she
was on the farm helping cook for
the threshers.
Blaine Bryon left Sunday after
noon for Great Falls to consult the
doctors there. He has been in poor
health for some time.
Mrs. j. Jernigan of 1.-THE Central
hotel states that she had cards
from trends at Bell, Southgate and
Long Beach, Calf, while she was
in the DeaconesS hospital at GlaS-
gov. They had seen the notice of
the illness in the local papers.
Mrs. Henry Jernigan and children
have moved into town for the school
year.
Mrs. Irwin Thofpson and children
of Forks have moved into the John
Eklund home for school.
Robert HOWE has enrolled as a
freshman in Saco high. His mother,
Mrs. Winstan HOWE, is primary
teacher here.
Duane Wilson, whose home is at
the Legion plunge, is a freshman in
high school. He Is staying with Mrs.
Ethel Vagg. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Martin left ,
for Great Falls Saturday afternoon !
for a few days vacation and to
visit their daughter Betty, who is
)n the staff at h.F.B.B.
Mrs. Bud Slaymaker and child :
ZEN have moved INTO the Flynn ,
home for the school term. :
Mrs. Alfred Lane arrived home :
Saturday morning. She is visiting at +
he Mearl Hetrick home. Her hus- q
is with the army in New
Guinea.
Mrs. Virginia Goggins is clerk at
he c. P. Martin store in the abb
of Mr.. Martin.
Mrs. Gerald Doty and daughter
were shopping in Glasgow
saturday.
Eileen Couple is staying with Mrs.
Ternigan at the Central Hotel go
ng to school. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lucht and +
laughter Margaret were dinner p
uestS at Bob Blues Sunday. They h
we're also guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
IndrOs Strommen at their ranch
Iome.
Richard GreenWald, seaman first
lass, is home for a few days leave
D visit his mother, Mrs. Bollinger. -
Pfc. Fred Brooke is home on fur .
lugh from his camp in Alabama.
Mrs. Emil Lucht and daughter
accompanied by her moth
Mrs. Christine Blue, arrived
ONE from Spokane Tuesday morn
lg. Mrs. Blue had been visiting her
aughter. Mrs. Robert Kippen, for
he past year.
Mrs. Charles McChesney enter
aimed a party of friends WedneS-
ay at a lunch. Guests were Mr.. and
IRIS. Fred Hall of Malta, Mrs. Aline
of Washington, d. c.. and
Irs. Margaret Bell, Mrs. Anna Arm
rOng, Mrs. Jean HOWE and Mrs.
thel Vagg of Saco.
Mrs. Floyd Wilson from the
egion plunge visited friends for a
w days in Saco last week.
Mrs. Beryl Miller ana two child
n, who have been visiting the
folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
left for her home in Farm
gton, Mo, Wednesday morning.
and Mrs. Irwin Larson re-
lived word that their son Ellis is
Ick in the states. He has been
'erseas for more than a year.
Mrs. Howard Spencer came from
alta Thursday evening to attend
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pippin and
mily made a trip to Havre We'd
sday. Fred underwent a tonsil OPP
alton there. They returned Satur-
y.
Mrs. Charles Temple and little
lighter Janet came from Glendive
visit Grandpa and Grandma
chit and other relatives.