The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-03-16


Colo, where they visited DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Parke. They also visited
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hosford re-
turned Friday from Minot, N. D.,
where Mrs. Hosford visited friends
while he went OF to Park River, N.
D., on business. Their return was
delayed by a heavy snowfall in
North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Frazier are
expected to return to Glasgow Sum-
day from California, where they
spent three months. Before leaving
there, they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Magruder and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w, Magruder at Berkeley, Calf.
You'll enjoy the st. Patrick's din
ner at st. Raphaels clubhouse Sun
day afternoon. Don't miss it.. Ito.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Morgan ar
rived Tuesday morning from Cali
visiting in Pasadena. They stopped
at Bozeman to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Kapinos and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Mueller, and at Helena to visit
MI. and Mrs. H. F. Trainor.
Capt. william Pattison and his
wife arrived last Tuesday TO visit
his parents, MI. and Mrs. Jacob
Pattison. They came from Fort
Bragg at Popeville, N. c., where
Captain Pattison is base ordnance
officer. He had a 15-day leave. They
left for Popeville this morning.
William G.. Mccormick of Walla
Walla, Wash, former John Deere
company agent at Glasgow, is now
in the army and stationed at camp
Campbell, KY, according to a letter
from his mother, received by a Glas-
gov friend. He does office work
connected with ordnance mainten-
ance.
Calling all who enjoy fine cook
ing. The Altar society will serve you
at the Catholic clubhouse Sunday
afternoon, in observance Of st.
Patrick'S day. Ito.
j. c. Wall, prominent pioneer far
mer of the Lustre community, ar
rived here Saturday after spending
most of the winter in California and
Oregon. During the winter he also
visited his son, A. Jerome Wall,
county superintendent of schools,
who is now on duty with the navy
at Sun Valley, Idaho.
Private and Mrs. Ronald Mundt,
who have been living at Fort Smith,
Ark, while Private Mundt is station
ed at Camp Chaffee, spent Tuesday
afternoon in Glasgow visiting
friends. They are spending a fur
Tough visiting Mrs. Mundt's rela-
tives at Wolf Point and Mr.. Mundt's
relatives at Epping, N. D.
Mrs. Willis c. Terry returned
Wednesday from Knoxville, Tenn,
where she spent the past four
months with her husband who is an
aviation student. She will spend
several months here with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson
and her baby daughter. whom she
left with them during the time she
was away.
j. A. Downing and daughter Rita
Mae returned Wednesday morning
from California where they spent
part of the winter. On the way to
they visited in Mime
sofa, Nebraska and Colorado. They
were gone three months. Miss
Downing will leave Monday for
where she is employed
by the Munsingwear company.
Mrs. Albert wall and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jack Baylor arrived Friday after
noon from Los Angeles. Mr.. Baylor
mas been employed in the govern
nent soil laboratory at Monrovia,
Calf. They spent three weeks Wis
ting Mr.. Wall, who is in a civilian
public service camp at North Fork,
Calf. On the return trip they stop
BED at Grants Pass. Ore, to visit
Nr. and Mrs. G. c. Castleberry and
at Seaside, Ore, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craft and at |
Wash, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Craft. Mr.. Baylor expects
enter army service soon.
Serg. Dave Cuniff. who spent six
in Glasgow visiting his wife |
nd his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
left Saturday morning for
Hunters Field. Ga, where he is sta
Toned. His wife, who is employed in
he Farmers-S tockgrowers bank, &C
ompanied him as far as Chicago.
n Chicago they had the pleasure of
Meeting. bv accident. in their hotel
1bby. his brother, Air Cadet Robert
who was on 24-hour leave
DUBUQUE. Iowa. and did not
now thew were in the city. Private
Ohm Cuniff is visiting his parents.
fr. and Mrs. Cuniff this week. He
enroute from Camp Roberts.
to Fort Meade. Md. He is
as a radio operator. Z